Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
Randolph Continued.


Mrs. j. P. Clifford has been having an
attack of the grip.
The Order of the Eastern Star has its
installation this evening.
BIN. Kicker Of Groton was with his
son, b. +. Kicker, over Sunday.
Mrs. George Chedel Is making a slow
recovery from typhoid fever and is not yet
able to sit up.
Mrs. f. II. Joslyn went to Winchester,
Mass. Friday to spend month with Dr.
and Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Sophia Morris returned Monday
from a weeks stay in Mortified with her
friend, Mrs. Strong.
Mrs. O. J. Marcott has been in Sharon
since Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs.
Don Moore, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Drew went to
Bethel yesterday to be present at the fu-
neral OF Mrs. l.. II. Edison.
Mrs. II. p. Granger, the nurse, has
gone 10 ST. Adams to care for the sick in
the family of William Tracy.
Mrs. O. H. Silver and baby of Mont
pelier are with Mrs. Silver's parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. +. Wyman, for two weeks.
Fay Burnell, formerly of the firm Of
Burnell & Totman, is pursuing course
OF study at the Burlington Business col
lege.
Miss Addie Reynolds has finished work
at NJ. NJ. Wilson's and gone to her home
in STAFFORD to care for her sister, Belle,
who is i'll with grip and tonsilitis.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Rumrill has been very sick with pneu-
monia in Concord, n. H., but at last re-
ports was considered little better.
M. trafV, made
its last trip the 10Th inst, and here after
the Sunday papers are to be brought by a
special that viii have no passenger service.
John Bowman had the end Of his left
foreinger so badly cut on the sander at
Salisbury Brothers. furniture factory FRI
day mat it had to be amputated at the
first joint.
The senior class OF the High school
will have a dance IN Grange hall tomorrow
night after the basket ball game, Mrs.
Bertha Blanchard aud George Chatiield
officiating as pianist and violinist.
Mrs. c. +. Moves and little daughter
returned last Thursday from their Christ
mas visit at the home of Mrs. Noyes' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Hopkins, in
franklin. They were accompanied by
Miss Luna Pomeroy.
DR.. f. A. Rich of Burlington and DR..
ElED0EtN
met here Yesterday with Hon. V. 1. Spear
to plan their work as members OF the
state board OF cattle commissioners. DIR.
and Mrs. Rich remained over night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle were called to
Keene, n. H., Tuesday night by the criti-
cal Illness OF their son, Fred, who was eX-
peCting to undergo an operation for
appendicitis yesterday morning. This
morning word was received from Mr.,
Beedle to the effect that Fred was better
and the operation had not been performed.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Eaton enter
tanned the Brooklyn whist club last even
ing, which was Gertlefnen's night with
the organization. Ten tables Of minister's
played progressive game, at the close OF
which Mrs. II. +. Sharpe and d. +. Lewis
were found to be the winners. To the
/ former a handsome burnt wood box was
awarded for prize, and to the latter q
pack OF cards.
/ NJ. c. Rowell shipped from this station
Monday II calves ana 4 head OF cattle
! took at South Royalton 4 cattle, So sheer
| snd le calves, and completed the filling
OF his car with a small Shipment Al
/ Bethel lie paid from TO 6l cents
/ FOR lambs. A week from next Monday
/ the 30th, he Will ship again. b. +
Kicker and John Blanchard shipped
/ together the 10th. sending from Thu
station 10 calves, 5 hogs and 3 cattle. and
I with the livestock taken on below her
had a total OF 50 calves, cattle and q
! hogs. They paid for the calves from {,
5 cents pound and for the hogs Al cents
/ Mr.. blanchard went TO Boston with tn
shipment.
District Deputy George C. Flint. assisted
/ by Mrs. Ernest Manchester. installed tn
officers Of West Randolph Grange Satur
day evening as follows:-- Master. H. NJ
| Totman; overseer, W. ". Jones. lecturer
| MISS Annie Messer, in whose absence Mis-
| W innltred Mann acted Is proxy; chan
lain, Mrs. a. B. Manchester; steward
Homer ClouEh; assistant steward. Martir
Connolly; secretary, John Connolly. out.
side gatekeeper, Henry Vail lady assist,
ant steward, Miss George Mann; Ceres
/ Miss Eva SNOW; Pomona. Miss Flureuc,
/ Terry Flora, Miss Icy Manchester. Choir
| lster- Glenn &. Bailey. About $50 sa
| down to the oyster supper that FOLLOWED
the installation. and during the feas
music wBs rendered by The Rsud8lui
orchestra. At its last quarterly report
the Grange lad 800 mem 1ers enrolled. A
the next meeting fte program will be- 10
! charge 90 Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Manchester
A new honorary society has heel
| founded known as "Thc Boulder Societt
of the University Of Vermont It
I object is % promote college spirit. 4,
l trsternities. and between The frsternH,
/ and non-iraternity men, and TO enruurag
| and support whatever tends to the better
| ment Of the conditions Uf undergraduate
ilite in the university. The number o