Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-30

Mrs. C. J. Rumrii is in South STAFFORD
on a visit for a few days.
Mrs. J. b. Eldredge has been quite III
for two weeks, but is better at present.
Mrs. c. II. Ingalls, went TO Barre yester.
day TO spend the rest OF the week with
her sister, Mrs. r. n. Bean.
Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood has been con-
fined TO the bed by sickness this week, but
was reported little better yesterday,
The Ladies' Aid Of Braintree Branch
will hold a social and serve new sugar al
Mrs. A. +. Holman's Tuesday evening,
April 4. Every one is invited.
Frederick Leeds went to Boston Friday
TO return the last Of this week with Mrs.
Leeds mother, Mrs. l. ). Chase, who has
been visiting among relatives there.
l.. o. Thayer has rented the Mcintosh
house on Prospect street and Is TO move
to il tine first OF May from j. NJ.
Atwood's place on South Main street.
Miss Bertha Manney went to Burling-
ton yesterday to see the famous English
actor, Kyrle Bellew, IN "Raffles, the Am
ateur Craeksman," at the Strong theatre
last night.
On account Of the small attendance at
the last meeting OF the Moman's Relief
Corps, the report from the department
convention was postponed until the next
meeting saturday evening, April !.
The A. q. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for John r. Hobart OF Essex june
tion his house on Prospect avenue 10
Charles G. Roundy OF the foundry Arm
OF Osgood a Roundy, who has been rent
ing the property lately. The price paid
was 5000.
Fred c. Terry has moved from the farm
80 81 Alar tn
the upper tenement OF |. ID. Williams
house on Hale street In the lower part q
which his daughter, Mrs. George +. Hutch
inson, and family are living. Mr.. Terry Is
to take up teaming.
The last-and perhaps the best basket
ball game of the season viii be played
Friday night In the laundry building BY
the Young Mems club and team from
Burlington. The club boys are hoping
for a large enough attendance TO enable
II EN- to liquidate a small indebtedness
for rent OF the laundry.
r. G. Page Of Burlington, who had been
away on six weeks trip 20 California
with his brot her law, B. q. Bass, ar
rived in Randolph Wednesday Of last
week and met Mrs. Page at Z. !. Pratt 5,
where they stayed until Friday. Ills
travelling companion, Mr.. Bass, stopped
at Washington, ID. c., on the way home.
Mrs. W. c. Davis goes to Burlington
today to assist in caring for her grandson,
Arthur Davis, who has been suffering
from Assesses since last fall. The boy,
who is a son of Warren Davis, former
resident Of Randolph, fell from his bicycle
and was kicked by a sehoolmate in the
right side, where the first abscess de-
veloped, being followed by Others eX-
tending from the hip to the lower part OF
the limb. Mrs. Davis daughter, Mrs.
II. S. Tobey, goes with her to Burlington
but will remain only few days.
Zebedee Bowen, aged Is years, died sat
urday at Bethel Gilead at the home OF his
son, Albert, with whom he had been living
for the last two years. He had bee in
failing health for some time, and h4s ath
was due more to general weakness than 10
any organic disease. He left two sons
and two daughters, Albert Bowen OF 1h-
cad, Clayton Of Rumney, n. H. MRS.
Elias Bowen and Mrs. win Cushman OF
Lincoln. The funeral service was held
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Y. NJ. Fowler OF
the Methodist church officiating, and the
remains. which were placed in the tomb At
Southview cemetery, will be taken later TO
Ripton, the old home Of the deceased, for
burial in the family lot.