Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27

Sam L. Abbott is spending the week at
Amherst, Mass,
Miss l.. Gertrude Hopkins OF Boston is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs Frank Mccullough went to Boston
Saturday for short stay.
Miss Minnie Bent of Cavenolsh is visit
ing her brother, $. g. Bent.
John Turner went to his former home at
Norwood, N, y, last week.
Walter IL. Baker OF Somerville, Mass,
was IN town on business last week.
Mrs. Frank Markham spent last week at
Hooksett, N, H., with Mrs. Hollis Towne.
Miss Bertha Burnett went to Rutland
Monday to spend the holidays with rela-
tiyes.
Charles II. Kidder has recovered from his
recent sickness sufficiently to be on the
street again.
Miss Dorothy Cady found in her stock
ing Christmas morning real live, kicking
Shetland pony.
Miss Kate Billiard has returned from
Windsor, where she has been caring for
the infant child OF Ben Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Larock have re-
turned from weeks visit to relatives in
Middlebury and Ticonderoga, N. Y.
w. l.. Cotton is at home from his
duties IN the employ OF the Success Pub-
fishing Co., with headquarters at New
York city.
f. O. Roberts has received word of the
death of his sister, Mrs. John +, Shattuck,
of Quechee. Mrs. Shattuck was formerly
a resident in Stockbridge.
A. l.. Stearns was called to Springfield,
Vt, Saturday by word that his son, Roy
Stearns, had received serious injury to
his eye while chopping wood, splinter
flying up and lodging in the eye.
Principal and Mrs g. S. Wright are
spending Christmas at Mrs. Wrights
home in Brattleboro, Miss Brown at her
home in Brushton, N. ", Miss Abbott at
Dorchester, Mass, and Miss Munroe at
Somerville, Mass.
Windsor county court has taken a recess
from Dec. Goth to Dec. 3ist and Jurymen
Il. L. bearing and II. Il. Walker are at
home. The list OF cases set for trial by
jury on the re- assembiing OF court include
Wilcox vs. Tilton and Reynolds vs. Has
sam.
lot of calves were left at this station
Monday for shipment to the Boston mar
ket. The train was very late and had not
arrived late in the afternoon. The calves
were suffering badly and were taken il
charge by Deputy Sheriff Cushman under
direction Of Humane Officer Cushing.
w. q. Shaw received word last weel
that his son, Ralph Shaw, had been taker
to hospital for treatment and later mes
sage stated that Ralph had been dis
charged kom the hospital and sent home
Still later, Mr.. Shaw received word tina
Ralph had concluded not TO come home
but to remain at East Walpole, where b.
went last month to enter the employ Of +
w. Bird d Son.
b. &. Rogers took five days trip t,
New York city last week in the interest
OF the Woodbury. Granite company. Tn
company had sent by car large shipmen
of finished granite that was wanted a
once at New York, Mr.. Rogers was sen
along to keep the shipment moving ant
owing to his efforts in that behalf nue.
earlier delivery was made than would hav
otherwise been possible.
Among those home for Christmas are Be
Washburn from Dartmouth college, Mis-
Lucy Washburn from Brockton, Mass
Miss Josephine WEIGH from Boston, Il. L
WEIGH from Morrisville, Richard Wilso
from Pawtucket, X. l., Susie and Jeanni
Wilson from Boston, Charles and Am
Wilson from Burlington, Miss Mollie Alb
bolt from Turner's Falls, Miss Grace Tup
per from Tyngsboro, Mass, John Meteor
mack from Middlebnry.
Eleazer Abbey OF Detroit, Mich, ar
rived in town Saturday and on Monda