Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.



Monsieur White rs this country
Filled his lungs With freedomis air.
With result that Russian people
In the government viii share
Though the suin accomplished wonders
10 unfetteriug the bar
Longer, deeper breuths are needed
IN the empire o. the czar.
More Of this enlghtenlng ozone
should be hottled up az once.
And vial straightWny given
Every aut0cratic Ounce;
To the Ramanuds presented
To De sniifed ike smelling salts
TIL IL clarifies their system
And corrects their ruling faults.
Then the poor old bruin Kicking
on his back In dire distress
Prom Internal grave disorders
OF "a bureaucratic mess,
VIII grow sleek and TAT and Eaucy,
When the reign of freedom comes,
Fed ON hnerty's sweet honey
And the governmental plums.
Mrs Z. 5. Abbott has been in Orwell
three weeks with her son, Mark, and fam
lily.
NJ. II. Miller Of Pomfret was the guest
OF DR.. aud Mrs. II, II. Mcintyre the I'd
inst
Roy Huse and Harry Morton spent sun
day in Burlington with Robert Adams at
the L. Y. NJ.
D. L. Hills OF Waterbury Center was
with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A..
Hills, last Thursday night.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard has been having a
severe attack of appendicitis from which
she seems at present likely to recover
without an operation.
The interior OF II. A. Leonsrd's drug
store has been undergoing a beautifying
process lately, in repainting the walls,
frescoing the ceiling and so forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Clifford OF Sharon
were in this village from Friday TO Tues
day, visiting Mrs. Clifiord's niece, Mrs
Henry Nalcott, and Mrs. Ida Drake.
All. Flint, Jr., is in Melrose Highlands.
Mass, doing job Of carpentering for his
cousin, Avery Thresher, the silk buyer Of
Shepard & Norwell's store in Boston.
A. p. Needham OF Washington, ID. c.,
business manager of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' general conference, was in Ran
dolph and Braintree last week on his Ner-
mont tour.
Mrs. j. r.. Pemoer, who had been in this
village and The Center since attending the
annual meeting OF the Woman's Auxiliary
in Burlington, took her departure for
Woodstock Wednesday.
The Rebekahs will have a whist party in
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening-the
first Of a series TO be given throughout the
winter-and those who attended last year
are invited Tor this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kezer of Rochester,
" no had been making carriage trip to
Barre, stopped at A. b. Fish's on their re-
turn, Mr.. kezer continuing the journey
home Sunday while his wife tarried until
Tuesday.
Miss Cora HolbroolI entertained num-
ber OF her friends Saturday evening in OBJ
servance OF her birthday anniversary,
which fell on Sunday. Monday and Tues
day she spent among acquaintances in
Nofthiield.
Mrs. Clara Hunter) Harlow, who was
called here the 3lst alt. by the illness OF
her uncle. + A. Shattucb. went back 10
Windsor Tuesday, Mr. Shattuck having
made = quick recovery from severe at
tack OF acute indigestion.
Chief Justice J. w Rowell went to
Montpelier yesterday to meet the other
pany them 10 Bakersfield, where the funeral
- their fellow iurist. Judge Henry K.
Start, Will be held tomorrow.
The Baptist church was very handsome
Is decorated last Sunday with carnations
from New York and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS from North Carolina, the latter sent
from Winston Salem TO her mother by
Miss Laura Clark, who teaches in the
Salem academy and college.
The chancery matter of W. b. Wall
against the Vermont Granite company
came up before Chancellor John II. Wat
son Friday in the county clerks office in
Montpelier, and the chancellor signed an
order directing H. X. Bush of Barre, re-
oeiyer OF the company, to pay over to the
Granite Savings bank of Barre sll,5O and
accrued interest TO settle mortgage lien.
About twenty-five couples were at the
assembly following Miss Florence Ken
dall's dancing school Friday evening and
danced from to u, 10 very excellent mus
sic furnished by an orchestra composed OF
Glenn Bailey cornetist, George Chattield
violinist. and Miss Ruby Allen pianist.
This orchestra, with Mrs. Bertha Blanch-
ard as pianist, is 10 play for a drama and
dance at Granville tomorrow evening.
The social OF the Baptist young people
in the vestry Friday evening followed the
fashion OF Halloween IN its pastimes and
was very pleasant occasion. Mach
was furnished in strenuous
contests for the possession OF doughnut,
To " hich two long strings were fastened,
a couple Of boys chewing their way along
{ hese strings 10 the doughnut which went
70 the one who reached IL first. Punch
and waters were the refreshments.
The case Of A. A. Storrs and Myron c.
Mashburn OF East Bethel against H. l..
Douglass ot Randolph an action to re-
cover he price Of DE Laval cream sepa-
rator- was tried yesterday in NJ. NJ. VIII
sons office before Wlliam +. Batchelder
OF White River Junction, referee. This
case was fiom the Windsor county court,
and the decision viii be given at the De-
cember term Of that court. John Wilson
OF Bethel was counsel for the plaintiffs,
and NJ. NJ. Wilson for the defendant
A third transformer is TO be placed in
the electric power house in this village, at
a cost Of six or seven hundred dollars, TO
relieve the pressure upon the two already
there. A new dynamo OF 60OO voltage,
costing about $500, is also to be installed
at the Bethel plant, and this new dynamo
can be connected with the Randolph
annamn 10 niNa q l2. ono Nnliage-a larger