Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. James Howe spent Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. q. o. Howe in Brookield.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Salisbury left Mon
day for stay Of a few days in Boston.
Miss Ella Scales Of Manchester, " H.,
Is passing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
q. ID. Sanborn.
Mrs. +, w. Tewksbury left Monday for
months visit at her former home in
Beverly, Mass.
J. r. Newcity and daughter, Miss Elida,
returned Monday from two weeks visit
in Montgomery.
The sanitary arrangements at the Ran
dolph lnn are being improved and a new
bath tub installed.
Mrs. +. +. Dubois and Miss Mary Du-
Bois were in Burlington saturday on
shopping expedition.
Mrs. Fannie Fullam went Monday TO
BridgeI orr, Conn, where she will spend
about month with her sister.
Mrs Don Moore and son, Roger, from
Sharon are guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. }. Marcott, arriving Friday.
A.. J. Huse, p. b. G. NJ, Is away this
week visiting the Masonic lodges at Wells
River, Bradford. COrinth and West Fairlee.
Clement Allen. who had been staying
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Fish, few days, returned TO Gaysyilie
the eth.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. White OF Phila-
delphia have been spending the week here.
Mr. White represents the John Nyelh Co.
Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. II. Jones, who had been at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. q. b. Hollis
since Thanksgiving, took her departure
Saturday for Natick, Mass.
Mrs. Norman Morgan, who was called
here by The sickness and death Of Miss
Edna Morgan, and had since been visiting
relatives. returned Monday 10 her home
in New York.
Mrs. william b. Porter Of Hartford,
who for 4 week and a half had been q
guest Of Mrs. B. ]. Pratt, left Monday for
South Royalton, from which place she will
return TO her home.
+ Mrs. f. J.. Brooks, who spent Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs. Dewitt
Webb, in Philadelp hia, left that city the
5th inst. for Federal Point, Fla, where
/ she is TO remain the greater part Of the
I winter with Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Ienney,
+ former residents Of this town.
Randolph people exhibited the liveliest
+ interest in the fate OF Mrs. Rogers last
week. They speculated eagerly on the
+ chances Of her reprieve, and many be-
/ lieved up to the last that she would not be
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cussed the topic Thursday and Friday.
/ While there were two opinions, the ma
jority seemed to expect Mrs. Rogers exc
cution would be the last, and that capital
punishment would 90 at the next legisla-
+ tive session.
Charles Dix Of Philadelphia, a granite
dealer, made a trip here Friday TO examine
the granite on A. II. Beedle's farm. In
company with MFR Beedle, he followed the
outcroppings Of the ledge its entire length
and carefully examined the surface stone,
which he said was the finest he had ever
seen. He was very anxious TO have the
+ ledge opened 50 that the quality Of the
granite underground could be seen, but
+ any extensive excavations viii now have
+ 20 wait the coming OF spring
The statement made 10 this paper re-
Gently that Homer Douglass entered com
plant against :. y. fuller for assault up
+ on Frank b. Wood IN J. II. Lamsons
store, is emphaI icaily denied by Mr.,
/ Douglass. who asserts that he has had
uothtug whatever 10 do with IL, has been
out OF town and has not even seen the
proper authorities with whom TO enter
/ such a complaint. The statement was
made ~ This paper in good faith, as the
/ information came from what should have
I been a reliable source.
/ Al its last regular meeting, Y. 5. Grant
. Post. q. a. r., reelected It's old board OF
officers foi another year as follows
i Commander. John Manney; senior vice
commander, NJ. B. Rumrll; junior vice,
IL. d. faport; chaplain, h. y. Rising;
quartermaster, L.. 4. Saulti officer OF the
4 dav, ". W Tyler; officer Of the guard
i George Clark surgeon. +. i. Lilllei dele
7 rates 10 the state Cncampment, y. y. kis-
/ mo and tieorae Loprohon; alternates, r.
Il Il. Sault and n II. ketchum. The install
+ lation ceremonies will take place the hrst
I Saturday in January.
Z The silver Cross Circle Cook Book, pub
isbed hv the silver Cross Circle OF KING
/ Daugtters Of Randolph. has just been
/ issued and contains over 400 selected
I reeines that have been tried and found TO
1 be good. Each recipe is practical one
and its compilers clam that Nv w
weights aud measures just and true, Win
stoves OF even heat, well-buttered tlns ana
met nerves. success win be complete.
1 me book is a paper bound volume Of
/ handy size and starts out with a table OF
. WEIGHTS and measures whiCh reduces the
..nrovcrbial niece Oi butter the size OF an
| e5ryi' Ia exact ounces, and follows that
sensiblp move with Kitchen Timetable
for cooking meats aud vegetables. W lthlh
IN papes the whole culinary art = 80
clearly treated that gushing bride armed
with this book would probably never near
ANYTHING about her mother incl law COOK
inc II will make as good a Cnrlstmas
ptft a. wedding present, and the ouJ copies
now, on sale can be obtained OF any one OF