Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-15

on ST. Valentines the birds,
plume ilsi.i' them athefs ai,f ana make choice
or their future mates.
Borne on wings Of love behind
All the feathered tribe,
LongWorth on the seVenteenth
Claim. his charming bride
Very high he lifts his eyes
- tue lady bird.
Who for titled w0uers meier
From her perch has stirred.
Who % sulu suitan's call
Made 10 answering start
To accept corner Of
His o'ercroWded heart
Flutt'ring ever coronets,
NoW our princess ntes
Straight q him who VIII, we nope
Prove Long worth the prize
A. II. Powers made business trip TO
Montpelier, Barre and Plaintield Tuesday.
d. A. Thomas has been in New York
this week In pursuit OF new merchandise.
E.A. shattuck was in Barre yesterday
and today, visiting his niece, Mrs Dean
T0wne.
The w. c. t. L. will meet with Mrs. 1.
ID. Williams at o'clock Tuesday alter
noon, Feb. 20.
Mrs. Robert Fielders and son OF South
Rovalton are visiting Mrs, ttelders' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Z. Hood.
Il d. circuit drove from Morrisville
Tuesday to bring a horse to his brother
ia law. A. J. Huse, and went back the
next day by train.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap, who had been
with her parents, Deacon and Mrs. W. r;
Howard, during the last month"; started
Monday for Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. Dora Tredo went back to Boston
Monday after spending week with her
mother, Mrs. n. II. Martin, who has been
in poor health for some time.
1 Hon. Mason 5. Stone OF Montpelier,
state superintendent of education, ana
/ Mrs. Stone were entertained over Sunday
/ by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Morse.
/ Mrs. John Curran, who has been out OF
health for nearly year, was taken to Bur-
/ linqton Monday by DR.. 9. j. Rumril Tor
4 an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
1 pital.
Ernest sauli Joined his wife and little
son Friday at the home OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. h. T. Sault, with whom they had
/ been staying two weeks, and Monday ac-
companied them back to Marblehead,
/ Mass.
Miss Maud Worthen, trained nurse
who has been for some time practising her
profession in New York, but Is now lo-
Gated in Montpelier, was in the village
| tuesday, calling on friends and aequaint-
ances.
Sunday, the 11th inst, was the 10Th
birthday anniversary of l.. T. Sptrhawk,
and Monday evening small company OF
old friends and former schoolmates as
senhled at his home on Pleasant street TO
celebrate the event.
Mrs. w. s. s. Buck and her daughters,
Mrs. Il. &. and Miss Alice Buck, were IN
Barre last evening and guests at the wed /
ding OF Nathan Self, a member OF GILBERT
sons orchestra, and Miss Florence Pear,
who some years ago was for considerabie
time in their family.
The program OF the Grange meeting Sat
urdav evening, Feb. "a, will be in charge
OF Misses Mary Morse and Maud Emer.
son. whose list OF attractions viii consist
7 OF cornet solo by Glenn Bailey a mono
logue by Miss Winnifred Mann and
farce, entitled "Change Partners"
Col. j. b. Mead Camp, Sons Of Veterans,
now numbers 40 members and holds ts
meetings the second and fourth Friday oi
, each month. An entertainment commit
tee is appointed at each meeting, ana al
the last session the Sons had the pleasure
OF listening to program OF music ana
songs from an Edison phonograph oper-
ated by Chaplain VIM. II. Kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Flint, Mrs. Martin Linheld'
Mrs. j. Harris Bass. Mrs. Ernest Manches-
! ter Mrs f. A. Gorham, Mrs. W. w. Jones
; and Miss Mary Morse were in Northheld
Yesterday in attendance on the central
| Vermont Pomona Grange meeting. Miss
J Morse gave the response of her father, y
: "a Morse. to the address OF welcome, N
his absence on account OF engagement
I with the state board OF agriculture &c
sneak at Farmers institutes this week.
|, Mrs. Alfred Knights, who took hel
daughter, Alice, to Boston Dec. to have
the childis eyes treated at the Eye ana Eal
p infirmary, found that nothing coula D'
5 done until after Christmas on account o.
D the absence of the specialist, and has oeeI
!, detained there ever since by the long ant
complicated operations necessary. Alice
Who has had cataracts removed from eaef
eve. bravely bore the four operations re-
uuired without the aid Of anestheties, ano
tuesday after a two weeks rest, Ven
back to the iniirmary to see II lurtnel
operatlops must be undergone TO straight
en the ewes. Mrs. Knights is staying VIII
4 nephew, Ralph +. Garvin, at Malaen
b and, il all goes we'll, expects 70 returi
yfith her daughter about the middle o
v March.
/. The work of repairing the screen mil
!. for the occupancy Of the Brigham dela
S tine company is progressing nicely VIII
r from seven TO ten men employed III th'
: nndertaking. The second story has beei
divided into four rooms. 32rz4 teet. open
- inc into an alley-way seven feet vide am
: rnnning north and south the entire length
!. of the building. There is to be no com
, muuication between these apartments
, which have double windows and, whel
l. closed. will be almost hermetically seale'
10 dust and air. This is necessary IN orde
to ensure an even temperature ana drynes
:, Of atmosphere for the delicate films IN
I. walls and ceiling Of the second story hay
c bsen plastered, the partitions between tn
: roams have been set and plasteredt an
\ the stairs are nearly completed. Abo1
the first Of March it is thought the buhd
ing viii De ready for the gelatine compan
i to install their machinery.
There was hearing IN probate eonl
saferdav on a petition in favor OF w
ZONES. administrator Of the estate OF n
n father. Silas B. Jones, lately deceased
n. Tnnbridge. The hearing, which occupie
y an OF Saturday afternoon ana eNeninl
was for the purpose Of discovering und'
me statute the whereabouts ot some
~ money Of the deceased, whose her
with the exception Of daughter, ait
t1rson Whitney Of Tunbridge, we're repr'
sented bv n L. Boyden. Mrs. w Whitney
# attorney was Stanley Wilson OF the mr.
~ parlinp E Wilson, Chelsea, ana n