Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-01

been visiting ms sister, Mrs. K, II, Slack,
went tu Montpelier this morning.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Albert T, Morse, and
daughter, Stella spent Saturday and sun
day with relatives M NIlliamstown.
trvd a. Chatueld, who had been with
ms father, Dexter Chatheld. q week OR
more, went back TO Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, A. Hobart nave gone to
ST. AlUaus 60 remain two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. William Tracy, and family
Nelson Beach Of Duxbury. who was on
hs way home from Bellows Falls, stopped
here over Friday night TO see Alexander
IatrU and Z. A. Hills.
Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Howe are again
established In their residence on Prospec.
avenue, having moved from the Cong'l
parsonage in Brookheld Monday.
Frank Bacon, who was taken last week
to Mrs Mary Jerd's for care during his
illness, is nov very comiorta BILE, and will
20 Today to the Randolph sanatoIium for
treatment.
Or. ii. q. BeekmRn was summoned TO
Noburn, Mass, Tuesday morning by
serious condition Of mis- father, Rev Gar
rett Beekman, who has been suffering
some time from tuberculosis.
Mrs. J. ?. Harwood of Cambridge,
Mass, who has many acquaintance in
Randolph, started yesterday for Spokane,
Wash. where she will spend the " inter
with her sister, Mrs. +. L. Michaels.
Mr., and Mrs. K. Nardini nave been
entertaining Mrs. Nardini's sister in-law,
Mrs. Assunta Luchini, and three children
Of Ellswo rth, Me, who went to Granville,
n. y, Tuesday after two weeks stay
here.
u.la. -
shipment from this station Monday was 16
hogs, s calves and 4 cows. They paid 81
cents pound for the hogs, from to 3
cents pound for the calves and from s25
to 40 apiece for the COWS.
AT the dancing school Tuesday evening.
taught by Miss Florence Kendall of Gran
vile, about 20 scholars were present
The next dancing school will be Monday
evening, Nov. 8, and after that il will be
held on Wednesday evenings.
The remains of the late Mrs. Anne
Evans Shattuck have been removed
from Mortified TO lot in Southview
cemetery on which the Shattuck monu-
ment, that stood on the Northfeld lot,
has been reset by A. F. Lamb.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ Thesis, after a
iortnight's vacation among relatives.
lett Tuesday for New Haven, Conn, tax
l.. -.
Williams, who has been in very poor
health lately and hopes to find in the city
special treatment that will prove bene-
fcal.
Thomas Carr, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital III Burlington, suffering
from Brlght's disease, is much more
comfortable, according to late reports Of
his condition. Mrs. Carr spent Saturday
Ia Burlington with him, and Sunday her
daughter, Mrs. L. j. O'Brien of West
Someryille, Mass, came to remain ten
days here.
d. h. Morse and G. w. Pride were in
Mortified Tuesday to attend meeting of
the Dog River Valley Fair association.
Reports were heard and these directors
elected d. ii. Morse of Randolph, John
Untiedt and w. Z. Clark of Brookield, H,
>. Stow of Williamstown, F. A. Joslyn
and q b. Andrews of Mortified and q
n. Tilden of Barre. The directors are to
meet next Wednesday to complete their
organization by the election of officers
bill has been introduced in the legis-
lature to amend sections /, 2, 3 and 4 of
NO. Z3o, Acts OF 1886, entitled San act to
Empower the village of West Randolnb
10 bring water into said village aud to
issue bonds for that purpose" The bill
seeks to bring this act into conformity
with recent supreme court decisions In /
The matter of awards - the owners of
springs from which water is taken for
village systems. it has been referred to
The committee on municipal corporations. /
Twenty-Five tickets were sold st the
station this morning for the excursion In /
M montpelier and among those in the Can't
tai today are W. Ii. Dubois. James Hutch
lnson, w. B. Wall, W. W. Morton. M, n
n n lilef, q. W. Flagg, Z. T. 5ault, Dr. and
MRS. Guy Loudon, Mrs, /. b. johnson.
mrs. il. IL. Howard, Mrs. Charles Steele
MRS. Jehlel Williams, Mrs. M. V. Chad
WICK, Mrs. b. o. Goodwin. Mrs 2 I
Pratt, Miss Emma Seymour, Mrs & y
Sanborn, Mrs. F. {. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs
B. q. Bass. -'4 D.
Mrs. Susan (Farnsworthl Bruce aged
% years, died Wednesday, Oct. "a. sftsr
week illness With pneumonia. She v,aa
the wldow OF living Bruce. a member ~
the LIST Vermont cavalry in the Civil war
ana since has death in 1903 had made ba,
nome with her son, II. S. Bruce wbo
ives below Pearl street. She left two
o etdt sons, Frank Bruce OF New York
STATE, and Fred Of Randolph. The fpnera1
was held at the house Saturday fnrenon,,
az az, III O. clock, Rev Fraser Mefzyer
y U,nlclatibg, and lnterment Was made IN
oouthview cemetery. J" g
The young stock that A. p Mancbosto- 9
q Bon had kept in their Bethel uss s11 !
al SUN mer was found this fail to he q !
nStu OF u wild ANNALS with no idea Of
SJu l,t,llIg fancy to any kind Of
s uT}tnes'Icatlou' They were willing to he
S aG Dut kicked up their heels in | @
, Loils5on al being stabbed. One cow al
lQweo herself 20 be led as far as The To-, 4
o. Nam street hill ana there, startled nv '
| chlIa, took the leading end of The haItey /
l1 so TO speak, and made beeIina l
lol. the pasture again, dragging the nros |
,estlhg length Of her captor over The con- a
-[eIe walk until the loss of cuticie com l
i isi,a him 10 let 90 Of the rope. By in c
unite pans 20 of the wild creatures bara ,
been reclaimed, but seven are stiI1 ot in asse e
mo are said to be way of on Deer hin I