Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

boroi Mass, 10 be with her daughter.
Mrs Flora French, some time.
Miss Bertha Powell came home from
Burlington Friday much benefited by
seven weeks soiourn st the sparhawk
sanitarlum.
Mrs. Bernice (Cloughl Fisher, who had
been visiting Mrs Jane Spear for a couple
OF weeks returned to Brushton, y. r.,
Sa urday.
who had been 10 PHts6eId a few days
stopped here Friday on their way home 10
Mortified.
ID. II. Morse, Il. ". Vail and II. NJ.
Totman were IN Pomlret the 1lth attend
ing a Farmers institute at which Mr..
Morse and Mr. Vail were among he
speakers.
Adrian Hatch, who was arrested FOR be-
ing intoxicated the 18th inst, has settled
by pleading guilty to a first offense and
paying fine Of . and costs, amounting
IN all to 81 80.
i Miss Eta Chamberlain Is with her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs o. ;.
Chamberlain, for a two weeks vacation
from the Union school in Montpelier 10
which she teaches.
Miss Minnie Holman Of Pacific Grove,
Cal, who bad been passing two weeks at
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LEFT saturday for Onderhlll. where her
grandmother, Mrs, Harriet Whitcomb,
resides.
L One ofthe span Of work horses that
Marcott a. Hayes sold to {. f. Holman
recently bat had continued 10 use az
their mill, died last Thursday from what
post mortem examination revealed as a
lung trouble
George G. Mooney, telegraph operator
for az nile az tins station end Tor the last
feE months day operator al Mortified, Is
nov stationed at Newton Upper Falls,
Mass, In the employ Of the New York,
New Haven q Hartford railway.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fabien Dupuis have
rented The house Of Mrs. Il. h. Lynch on
Main street and viii move from Or, +. G..
Angels about the first Of April. The
change IS made 10 order to give the doctor
a chance 10 have his office al his house.
Mrs Wales Bass went to White
River junction the 18th to care for her
mother, Mrs. Mary Culley. who was
suffering from a heart trouble, bat was
so much better Monday that Mrs. Bass
came home, leaving her in very COM
Portable condition.
4 Martin s. Villas OF Burlington a former
principal Of the Randolph High school, is
a candidate for the office Of states attor-
D fEN 81 AMAAAHuAEW ANAAANs AAN aNAAAAN-
Z law with the late Judge j. W. Russell and
/ Hon. Henry ballard OF Burlington, and
was admitted to the bar IN 1902.
The Co operative creamery paid 25lf a
pound for . 100 pounds OF butter fat our
T ing February aud made $500 pounds OF
butter. for which s6l7s was received. The
! cost 81 making including the reserve,
was 3 pound, and patrons were paid
1911. The per cent Of surplus was a.
1 Mrs. Fannie Noble arrived Saturday
t from Montreal, where she had been I'M
( dergoing surgical treatment at the hospi-
I tai. She has been gaining steadily since
her discharge three weeks ago, but will re-
main with her sister, Mrs. j. j. Irerise,
Iuntil her health is little more firmly es-
tablished before resuming housekeeping
duties for her son, W. A. Noble, M Bur
lington.
Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Curtis and two
children, who have been living IN the
upper part Of f. II. Joslyn's house since
August, removed Saturday TO -. johns,
buy. from which point Mr.. Curtis Will
hereafter conduct his business as agent
/ for the Metropolitan Life Insurance com
many. This territory will be covered by
/ George Boyee, an agent from White RIVER
Junction.
A freight engine, In attempting to back
/ some cars onto the side track leading 10
/ the IL. r. Emerson mill during the night
! last Thursday, had its eight big drNe
wheels thrown off the irons by a broken
/ switch rod, The train crew worked Tor
swh,ie unsuccessfully to get the engine
/ hack on the track and then rested until
The next afternoon, when one OF the
/ heaviest locomotives on the road arrived
and dragged the other onto the ralis again.
sThe Demeritt a Palmer Packing COM
many saws the Waterbury Record, mas
made definite arrangements = erect a
| canning factory at Randolph ana aren't
1 tects are now at work on the plans Tor inc
I building. which will be OF concrete ana
practically fire-proof. IL Is the pian ;t ~
bulld a plant with much larger capacity
than the one OF this place. and the mem
I hers Of the firm speak in the most pleas
ant terms OF the interest Randolph clti
zens have taken in the canning industry
The annual business meeting OF the
| Randolph MomRn's Literary clup was
/ held AT the home of Mrs. W. Is. wan
SATURDAY. afternoon, March Ia ana the
/ following officers were elected LOT wv
i coming year: President, MIS- Cialeu i,-
l n Nonlton; wee president, Mrs Homer
/ White. secretary. Mrs. Henry Leonard !
treasurer. Mrs. Belle Dubois. The newly.
elected officers will begin their duties az
/ 40 tirst regular meeting in October. Inc
/ newt regular meeting viii be held WIN
/ Mrs. Fraser Metzger, SATURDAY, Maion -
The funeral of DR.. G.. f. f. sparhawk,
whose death occurred in burlington lhe
/ nth inst. was held from the spaTha.NyA
sar,itayin1n In that city at o'clock Friday
Afternoon. Rev. G. G. Atkins officiating;
There WAS profus on of beautiful floral
tributes including both cut flowers and
sci pieces. The interment was IN p sIS',,l
MINT cemetery, the body bearers being
.,ler,h srs If the police force, while the
bonorary bearers were J. =. Gates, z. A.
Pope' W. J. Van Patten and IL. O. Wheel.
- - III burlington. Among those present
were Or. spaThawk's two brothers. ,. II y,
SDarbaNk al st. Johnsbury and L. l.
Soa.i'a,,u ~ Randolph; his sister, Mrs y.
II Graham and Miss Graham OF Be j mel
he n, Rev. W. T. sparhawk end Frank u Gr,s1
Void wy Of Randolph; DIR. Theodore waugh aug
Of st. Adams, A. }. Howe oil Mon iso no5
Charles Harvey n T'f,, o. o op Pittsford.