Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
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L-S5ngat town Friday.
r Chandler is here for a week,
Iol, = nom New York Monday night.
e0--..zt.t Deputy A. j. Huse went to
II D4 s.l'd yesterday to visit the Masonic
lodge there.
"-@ st,.,,bter. Susan, was born Sunday
N night TO MI anu ~, $50
. ~ Evanston, III.
~ .sgmner is now able to sit up after
:, -.sslsl illness with bronchitis and
-r1fe Indigestion.
AZ. Frank COlvin OF Barre Is spending
'Naeal- with her sister, Miss Carrie
,sbarst. at J. +. Lamson's.
H ,l,s. Fs h George went to Barre FRI
A ~ raraained over Sunday with Miss
r.,sIIa blanchard at Goddard seminary.
60 Drew. who came from Wood
- Saturday, stayed until yesterday,
s6e1 he returned to his work at the Inn.
r,i., cottage was closed Saturday, when
cher Hernandez and one OF the maids,
Mrs. sophie Saggnotti, went back to-
New York.
Lewis Fish is very sick at the home OF
4 .,s laughter. Mrs. Judson Fits, suffering
fr5m a heavy grip cold with symptoms OF
pneumonia.
,ravanSer Tatro has engaged Ernest
tar vha has been occupying one OF II. A.
Usrpers places, is 70 live.
There viii be a special communication
rfpHaeuix lodge Saturday eyeling, Jan
ra-v Is. al Z o'clock, with Work on the r.
A degree. 4 large attendance Is desired.
The members OF the Green Mountain
t.rd haze commenced rehearsing for
rIsv entitled "A Nagabond's Honor
abIh they nope to give the last OF febru-
any,
Rev. and Mrs. W. y. Roberts drove here
f-gm pIttsheld Tuesday and were the
v1ssts Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert i. Morse
G1m this morning, when they started
home by team.
* "a Morse has sold the City hotel
rrroertv In Barre 70 John Trow, a we'll
known farmer and horse dealer Of that
section. but expects TO remain in charge
Of the hotel for the present.
Lucille, the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mr.. Roy Holman, was taken violently III
sunday night with commissions, from
which. however, she quickly recovered
and is now nearly well again.
Mrs. J. D. Laport has been III since
saturday. when she WAS seized with an
attsek that threatened TO develop into
pneumonia. Her daughter in-l law, Mrs.
Albert Fielders OF South Royalton, is car
ing Tor her.
Can't. J. 4. Eldredge installed the officers
0fOrvIIe BiXby Post, q. A. r., in South
Royaltou saturday evening, and Mrs. +.
q Rising the officers OF the Relief Corps.
Capt B. H. Bowman was also present at
the exercises
Mrs. Francis Dickerman reached home
Tuesday, after a stay OF two or three
weeks in Concord, y. H., with her daugh-
tar, Mrs. Pearl Rumrill, whose infant son
!. FFFHasa mi lint -
now recovered.
Mrs. ". 2. Abbott, who had been
spending two weeks with MIR. and Mrs.
IT, J. ADAMS and friends in this village,
went to White River Junction yesterday
90 visit Prof and Mrs. y. j. Nhitehiil
before returning TO her home in Proctor.
The University club has issued invita-
tons for its annual ladies' Night, recep-
ton aud banquet, which Will be held at
The Randolph Inn tomorrow evening
Hon. ", /. Spear is 10 deliver the address,
taking for has subject "Oliyer Goldsmith
yeda May. second daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Archer, died Tuesday night
OF bronchitis at the age OF three years.
The funeral will be held at 80 tomorrow
afternoon al the home on the Daniel Page
place IN Peth, lRev. Mr.. Watt,an Adventist,
officiating.
Horace Lanes horse, hitched in front
OF T.. n. Joslyn's store last Thursday,
became frightened at snow being shoyeled
from roofs on the opposite side OF the
street, and tore away, breaking It's bride.
B ran through the wire fence at the Meth
0di-t church yard, freed itself from the
sleigh and reached A. A. Priests before
being captured.
The Roman Catholic society held busi-
ness meeting the first Of the week and
elected a building committee consisting
of Eii Sault, Thomas Connolly, Sr., and
John Callahan. IL Is the present plan 70
enlarge the church by a 35-foot addition
81 the rear aud 10-foot projection al the
front for yestibule, aud to alter the in
terror arrangements, among other things
changing the pews SO as to give middle
aisle.
As Martin Connolly and his sister. Miss
Kate were driving 10 the village yesterday
morning, q dog at ID. II. Morse's startled
the colt, which SHE'D out, overturning the
sleigh aud throwing out the occupants.
1he animal, thoroughly frightened, freed
itself and ran 30 the village. Miss Kate
was uuinjured, but Martin had his face
somew hat cut and scratched by the crust;
Both thils OF the sleigh were broken, ana
The harness was torn to pieces and scat
tered along the route OF the runaway
Over a year ago the railroad people IN
running a car down the spur track near
$50. HhAk0 mn lutL t0uAE0A ~ ~ 49,
went crashing into an old shed back q y.
A. Spo0ner's which A. q. Osgood bad hxed
up for a carriage repository. Ihdouhding
was ruined. aud the vehicles Il contained
were damaged. In Orange county court
Mr.. Osgood was given a pro forma ludg-
ment If 500 damages and costs, but the
supreme court, sitting in Montpelier
Tuesday. reversed the judgment ana or
cered a judgment for the Central Vermont
Railway company to recover costs, holding
that this case did not come within the
meaning OF the statute applied TO IT,: Inc
opinion vas read by Chief Judge j. w.
B0wall.
The basket ball game Friday evening
hsiween the Young Mems club and lhe
North6eld High resulted in victory ior
The home team q to Is. In the nrst haii
goals we're thrown by Smith and Morrhi
OF the club team; one foul by Connolly,
three by Smith, one by GoOdhart, two by
Holman and two by Morrill,. On North
hsids side, one goal was made by stone
and one by McCarty; a foul by helmer'
two by Newcomb and three by cheney
The score stood TO in favor ~ North,
Held. In the second half, the CLUB record
was thrap voals ny Connolly ana Two DN