Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04

/ Miss tIall IameOu Us nhNinB luNAtA .
vacation from her duties as clerk in the
W. ID. hanson store and is dividing her
| time between her sister, Mrs. Theron
| Brooks, in Albany, n. ", and relatives In
| Friendship She was in Albany over sun
day and after a week i'm Friendship viii
return to Mrs. Brooks for the rest OF the
month.
The circulation Of books from the KIM
ball Public library reached total OF
/ ass i'm December, or a daily average OF
&c 4-26 Two hundred and forty (l69o(
were class books, 2s2 $3.50 juveniles and
1874 (6le5) fiction. The total circulation
for the year was 19,22S-an increase OF
1893 over 1904. The daily average for 1908
was "a 62-259.
The annual installation of the officers Of
the Grange will take place Jan. 18th at
Grange hall. An old-time oyster supper
will be served to all members who have
paid their dues to date. Ladies are re-
quested to bring pie or cake. Every mem-
Der should endeavor TO be present and
help to make the meeting a most eDjoya-
BILE one. Come early.
w. w. Morton, administrator OF the
j. W. Hale estate, has barg lined the Hale
place on Weston street for s1400 TO John
ADgell OF Stock bridge, son-in-law of F.
A. Hobart. II Mr.. Angel succeeds in
disposing OF his farm 10 Stoekbridge for
which he has possible purchaser, he
will close the trade with Mr.. Morton and
remove to Randolph.
Miss Nettie Flint of Fraintree had the
second finger OF her right hand removed
Scott and Clifford. The operation was
performed at the home Of her sister, Mrs. 1
julius Montgomery on Weston street. |
Miss Flint has been suffering from blood 4
poisoning caused, II is supposed, by prick I
ing the ball OF that finger with a piece Of 4
bone while making sausage.
Mrs. John Carmody is i'll with diphthe- I
rite sore throat, contracted possibly from
exposure to diphthera germs while on her /
recent wedding trip. The house on sum.
mer street is quarantined and her brother,
Station Agent John Fenton, has been re- /
lieVed from duty by George G. Mooney, 1
station agent at Jonesville. Mrs. Car
mody is having a light attack and no
spread OF the trouble is to be apprehended. /
The newly elected and appointed officers /
OF Randolph lodge OF Odd Fellows, No 4
as, We're installed Monday evening by Dis
trict Deputy q. w. Wallace Of Waitstield, /
assisted by Mr. Eaton of Waitsfield acting 1
as grand marshal. The appointive officers
are o. II. Green, right support to noble 4
grand; Fred Gordon, left support TO noble
grand; NJ. w. Campbell, conductor; Frank /
Sawyer, warden; A N. Hayes, chaplain;
Frank Copeland, right support TO vice
BEduu L. ". IL dNtfs ltlN support u WIZ
grand; Charles Reynolds, right scene sup
porter; Mark Goodell, left scene supporter.
OF the holiday visitors who have taken
their departure, Pearl Rumrill returned to
Concord, n. H., Friday: Monday DIR.
Charles Cushman left for Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Davis for Albany, y. Y,
Mrs. 4. l.. Sault and son for Somerville, N
Mass, Misses Mary, Della and Olive Bur
roughs for Brattleboro, stopping at South
~. Il n
Lewis went back to the school in which
be teaches IN Clinton, Conn, Miss Sarah
1hedel returned to Franklin Falls. n. II;
Wednesday the L. V. NJ. and Dartmouth
students went to their respective colleges,
Harrison Thayer to Vermont academy at
SaXton's River, Miss Bernice McCollom to
Mt. Holyoke college and Mrs. r. X.
Ingalsbee to Boston.
Mrs. Joseph II. smith Of somerviile.
Mass, who brought her granddaughter, /
Ruth, home to Randolph for the Christ {
mas vacation, received a message Satur- {
lay night that Mr.. Smith had been strick- /
m with paralysis in the streets Of Boston {
is he was returning that evening to SOM
srville from his business IN the city. I
With her son, Fred H., and his daughter, {
Ruth, Mrs. Smith started on the night {
rain, which, however. was SO late that [
hey did not reach Boston until after Mr. !
smiths death in a hospital al O'Clock /
sunday morning. The other grandchild- Z
rem Of the deceased, Fred, Jr.. Clearance @
ma Florence smith. went 10 somerville v
Monday for the funeral. q
Miss Floy Sturtevant and Miss Edith Z
Howard finished clerking In Bell Brothers a
tore saturday night. The former is visit v
ng for few days in town aud will 20 4
he last OF the week TO St. Adams to STAY 4
with her parents. who wish her to be at I
home. Miss Howard, whose health for
lids n INmpuF sr. :
o take lighter employment In the green %
louise OF II. NJ. Iotmsn. and viii begin n
work next Monday, relieving Miss Hazel 4
fairbanks, who has been acting as her "a
ubstitute several weeks Both Miss ri
'turtevant and Miss Howard have been d
cry efficient clerks. One 81 The vacant ID
ilaces In Bell Brothers force e flied bv N
Hiss Margaret Jones, who comes from Il
iarre but ha' previously been four wears Il
Wlkesbarre, Penn. Is,
Sobsrts--Sover y
George Il. Roberts Of Northfsld and A
lass Fannie, youngest daughter OF Mr. d
I'd Mrs Charlie Bower, were married in II
be- chapel 81 ths somsn Catholic parson- j,
e Yesterday n1rnias aF Rev. Father q
'enders
The bride vas Eowned iu dars Blue cloth y.
Trimmed Eith white satin and blue veivaf AZ
na 2 ere a bat @ match. She was al W
iuac1 bT Miss Emma Rarmore. fha =
foqrlsrnan being Edward McGrath 81 h-
ateFburv. i.
A wedding dinner was served AZ the 4,
ONE Of the brides parents on Elm street IL
nd the Young couple left IN the Afternoon III
2 q trip % the northern part o. the state. "a
hey are 10 take up their residence on . wi
I'm lying between North6eld aud Rox-
lrv. -.
Among the wedding guests we're the Al
oom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis o.
lberts % Mortified, and Mr. and Mr. M
~ Rsymore Of Springfield. -