Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-12

+. OF Mortified and a team from the
! Young Mems club. The game will be
called at o'clock and will De played i'm
20-minute halves, two second teams tilling
in the period Of rest for the players.
W. W. Banister was in Montpelier Mon
day and had an interview with Governor
Bell regarding the case OF Mrs. Mary
Rogers sentenced 10 be hanged February g
for the murder OF her bus band. He is
now circulating paper asking for finan-
Cial aid Ia securing a stay OF proceedings
until after the next session of the legisla-
ture.
Miss Mary Howard, who was detained
| at home week after the holiday vacation
! by illness, left FRIDAY for Springfield
! Mass, where she teaches She was accom-
! panied by her mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Howard,
who VIII be away until spring, spending
the intervening months in Dorchester
Mass, with her other daughter, Mrs. F.
Z p. Bartlett.
| Miss Cordelia Clancy OF Ogdensburph.
] n. ", who is a cousin of ID. &. Woodward.
I has been secured by the school board ag
teacher OF music and drawing in the
different grades OF the public school and
entered upon her duties this term. She
has had considerable experience in the
work in Detroit and other places of the
West and comes to Randolph very highly
recommended. She is boarding with
Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury.
n. l.. Gardner OF Springfield, Mass.
official visitor OF the State Board Of
Charity Of Massachusetts,. was in town
two days last week on business. He is
interested IN placing boys from Massa-
chusetts charity homes in good homes In
this vicinity. Several have thus been
placed already and others are available
for any who wish to take them. A. b.
Gay is the local party who assists Mr..
Gardner in finding desirable homes for
the boys. /
Roswell Seymour, son OF Moses Seymour
living on Hebard hill, died Friday morn.
ing az the hospital for the insane In Water.
bury OF pulmonary tuberculosis. He was
about 30 years OF age and had been at the
asylum for the last two or three wears
The remains were brought here nom
waterbury Friday afternoon and placed
~ A. Il. Lambs undertaking rooms until
Monday morning, when the funeral .erv-
ice was held in the Catholic church at half
past nine with burial in the Catholic ceme-
terry. II
At the annual meeting Of the stocEbold-
ers OF the randolph National bank, held
Jan. TO- 1905, the following named direc-
tors and officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:-Directors, William II, DuRois.
John W. Rowell, Willard Cav, William
h. Wall and Emmett A. Thomas: officers.
William II. Dubois, president, John ". d,
howell, vice president, and O. b. Copeland !
cashier. On the first OF January this hank :
paid its stockholders its tifty-iifth coDsec- {
utiye semannual dividend of three Der '
cent. !
The funeral Of Mrs. W. W. Caruepter.
which was held at the home on Highland J
avenue saturday morning. was attended
by many relatives and friends. Rev !
Homer White and Rev. \. NJ. Fowler were
the oihclating clergymen, the latter maxi
ing an affecting address to the m0uruers
A quartet, composed nf DR.. A. c. bailey !
Miss Lettie Bailey, Miss Louise HASTINGS y
ana A. II. Beedle, sang appropriate seiec- !
lions Those from away present al the ]
service were Mr.. and Mrs. g. d. Rice. MIR {
lnd Mrs. W. }. Carpenter OF RoXbury. r 5
> hubbard OF Granville; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. :
carpenter. Miss Vera Carpenter. An 4 5
Trey Hubbard Of Warren; Mrs. J. o. SEN 4
er OF Montpelier, Mrs. NJ. Fl. Shaw of - ,
Albans and Miss l.. A. Goodrich of Mid 7
ilebury.
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 81, the ladies' 3
" he Randolph WOman's Literary rIub !
we're the guests of Mrs. Homer Wbifa !,
e was fair Japan that welcomed ne I,
rlends' Tor the decorations. papers and =
elFeshmeuts were all of the Island Efug =
ION. Mrs, Joslyn gave notes on Iens- u
lese anu ements and athletics. md -
lapers on the cities-rOkio Nokob4p1s
lsska,-Traveling in Japan, The Tosaido 4
nu Mountains and Rivers were given nv \
lrs. W. h. Lamson, Mrs. W. W. Morton
nd Mrs. d. +. Lewis. Three Iarspesa
1aidens, Misses Catherine Metzrer Nan
me Ihayer and Geneive Lamson rarv
picturesque ia their Japanese roV,s
eryed the tea and other refrcshnants'
'hIch were extremely Japanese in cbarac.
er, IL was a novel afternoon and asns-
lal.y pleasing TO the members and guests
( the club. 7''''