Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-08

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ID Randolph, Wednesday, March 18th.
Hose Comb Reds Stock from Thomp
son and TuItle 10 eggs, II. ae amo
NEs, OLIVER n. HARRows, Bethel, VI.
Organs and sewing machines TO rent
ssaison photograph and Victor talking
tssnehiues on installments,
Mrs F.. ". Fisher left Thursday for a
visit 20 her son, L. 2. Fishes, al Spring
ssld.
Miss Abbie Whitc0mb is in Boston
aayiug new goods for her millinery
store.
Nrs. Merrill J. Corliss went last Thurs
say 20 make q visit at her former home in
siUgiin.
a. Richie, a stone cutter, has gone to
sseping house in the dwelling OF j. b.
Garland
Mss Nina Rogers has returned from
stinsdaie, y. H., where she has had em-
Nloyment.
BOY Berlrande Tawksbury aud Mrs.
sldiel Granger were married at Randolph
Ecb. nth BY Rev. a J., Cooper.
ne and Mrs. George Il. Wright OF
&aNck, Mass, are visiting q. II, Clailin
and other relatives 10 this vicinity.
4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
3. Whitney, March 7th, and son the
anuic day to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Crotteau
Mrf William j. Rogers Of Eoyalton hill
81 seriously ill With gastrtlls. Her daugh-
frs, Mrs. Z. T.. Sfeu.diug, is at home car
enc FOR her.
Eas. a. GRAHAM wBg able 20 De on the
sire, aIail Monday after q confinement
81 thg house 81 Two weeks with grip and
complications,
Dr Boyce OF Woodstock was 10 town
recently aBd tested the herds Of X r.
BTgrs and DIR %. ~ Greene. They were
al found sound.
tNodn Davis attained the age of five
years Tuesday ard entertained party 81
euEye young friends IA the afternoon 10
ctlebBie the event.
Mrs. Peter Bnrrclle and son, Fred,
are confined TO the house with severe
att8cks uf rheumatic fever aud are at
sFTfc9 by Miss Maud Cady.
Charles G.. Wilson was in Nashville,
iyuu., last week, attending the fifth in
ternatignal convention OF the student
volunteer movement as a delegate
Elmer Cotton o. Barnard took possession
last week OF the farm he recently bought
~ ghas. w. Curtis. Mr.. Curtis and
sawHy have moved into the tenement In
}rc north end Of the house Of W. II.
dartyyHll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis r. Paige announce
tho approaching marriage Of their dHugh-
ser, Laura Eliza, end Mr.. Fred Edgar
Allen Of koyalt0n, which viii take place
go the home Of tile brides parents in
Barnard, Mar. 2ist.
gre Poverty ball given by Miss Mary
@tcErns gs the closing number Of her
deBcmg school series last week Tuesday
WIS 2 great success, financially and
socially, There were iorty-tive couples
en tae grand march.
AZ the nome 81 y. T.. Cushmsn, two
cssos Or sickness have transferred the
lousC 20 the appearance Of a hospital.
Miss Guiana Sylvester has been sick for
some time, as told In the COURIER. and
Mrs eastman Is now LAID up with a se-
Herc stack Of tonsiiitis.
TIE Uuis Granite company have just
scaursa the contract for furnishing the
stonc Tor The palalial residence to be
tea at Duluth by G. X. Congdon, the
7riliUualrC. The stone Is to be delivered
by next December and will furnish work
aor thrive months 20 the entire outfit OF
Zbt Ellis company at Bethel and North
Golc
Oils Gould moved out Of the Sylvester
house last week and vas planning 10 take
ms iautv with him TO Maine where he
aas bauFhl q farm The family intended
70 60 Saturday, bot Thursday, Isabel, the
niHJ -yEar-oid daughter, was taken down
whh the measles, 80 Mr.. Gould lett satur-
Eisg a3ouE. leaving his family with his
brother. Wallace Gould, where they will
e-rtoslH Tor the present
Mr. y ~. Wallace and her daughter.
Mrs, Ernest Howard, think they have
Doeu Going pretty well with their r. G.
aL T. rcd puilets. During the month Of
January and February, "a bullets laid 100
'egTs Si&ty-twO other Reds Of both
varieties laid in same time l4l4 eggs, max
anE Tor the flock Of Sc Reds 2li9 eggs ia
Hwu months. Two OF the eggs measured
7l By S --8 inches.
I've daughters Of Bethel are making
eneff mark Ia Columbus, o.. where Mrs
j.. q, Joiner formerly Goorgianua Hatch)
as Flcl president and principal Of the type
writing department OF the Columbus Bus
nu1ss college. aud her sister, Miss Nolie
Hatch, ia steunEraphcr I'm the office j. r.
sto3nCr Is proprietor % the college, which
- IN very prosperous condition, the at
Tendance for the past year having been 227.
3aEes Chsmterllu, q respected farmer
living in the southwest part OF the town.
HEesCl away Feb. 8 at the ege Of eighty
.ytars. the cause AZ SIS death being organic
t'E-s 81 the liver he was born in
.1tCrEr-ieEC, VT, and was the SON OF
Heuuelt and eailje tDaan1 ChamEarlin.
aif u survived hF bis wife and two child
rans Eugene llaubertin and Mrs. Albert
Lkuver. Funeral services were held -atur-
tay and the iutgtmeat vas ia Fairgieu
0EuEfErvs
Gov. e. J. Bsn VISITED Rising sun
Orange saturday evening and gave q very
Interesting talk ua the good of th1 order
ard tEe making of good citizens. D. b.
atsiaaUl also gave 8 short taIa along The
zms tine. a Flte was taken sustaining
resolutions adopted hv she National
Change 90 Atlantic CITY in regard t0 de-
Uatlra' izcd alcohol. which can BE used for
Gsuirsl purposes, lights and hEstinc.
uttEiur tie poorer quality 90 apples.
heEts. corn. Ste, raised hv he farmer, after
which light refreshments were served aud
o social hour enjoyed by all White River,
NluduiH aud Grafton Oranges were rep
rgsuEted. Gov. Bell was entertained while
- town al the home q Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl.
waldo, We left On the q. M. tram sun
day Tor Darlington. where be spoke that
evening before the y. n. {. A. Of that
city.