Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-29
Randolph.
GEORGIA Wits, Local Editor.


shuFe, AZ thankfUlness we're straiuius
ra 6e amor Eapias all o' t6em IN molndi
smack 0UF iips Nhlit pratlrs eyins
AS a laste mtsst satisfying,
hasttd Ia the IA etnus l1iNe e. sah poFA rolhdr I
But 'tls hardly worth the miutIon,
oar elaborate pFruntian
o poatiatalent via our hunhleness o'lot
And o. iay tls hN great buostsF
n inhale the iat unid r0ostsr
The o'fhhertys are boiling IN pot
And We have suspicion murky
some are Nishin TOR turkey
Who GA caif eunvNctrd chicken pie must sinl{
but mayhap bit twill he rten,
Knowing tKrS van tor saftin
Is toFiyer waRtin' what he hasn't got,
T.. A. Thomas made a business trip to
the Boston markets Tuesday.
Misses Bertha and Edna Green OF Stock
bridge were ia town the 9Th.
y, W. Lille was in Montpelier from
Friday to Monday with his brother, X, Is.
Lille.
Mrs. Dan Bliss Of Bethel passed Tuesday
with Mrs, Abbie Bingham and Miss Ada
/ Burroughs,
Mrs. o. p. Hood is spending a little
time Ia Bellows Falls with her niece, Mrs
I Jewett Harlow.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bissette of Cornwall
are with their son, Thomas Bissette,
| for few weeks,
/ Mrs. Amanda Thayer has baen III at g..
/ W. Barnes for few days with the pre-
yailing distemper.
/ Miss Harriet L. Davenport, who had
been staying at W, +, lamson's three
weeks, went to RoXhury, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Morton and Miss Marjorie
I Pantou attended the senior dance OF Nor
wich university, given in Dewey hall FRI
day night.
DIR. and Mrs. George Davenport Of
Lisbon, n. H., stopped at A. q. osgood's S
Tuesday on their way TO East Randolph TO
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Eldredge closed their
cottage at Highgate Springs last week and
returned to winter quarters in this village
after six months outing.
Dr. and Mrs. II. g.. Beekman witnessed
the Harvard Yale football game in New
Haven, Conn, Saturday and have been In
New York since as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Coy.
Through the generosity of w. B. Wall, a
change has been made in the heating
arrangements of the Baptist parsonage
and different furnace of an improved
pattern has been Installed.
The regular convocation of Whitney
chapter, No. 8, II. A, NJ, will be held IN
Masonic hall. Monday night, Dec. 3, al
\ Il
! degree. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, who had beer
, passing a week in Amsden with her niece
{ Mrs. L. G. White, went to Burlington
Monday to be with the family of he
A daughter, Mrs. Guy Loudon, through tht
e winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potter OF Massena
I n. ", have arrived to spend the winter OF
q Fish hill with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
j. q. Austin, at whose home f. w. Pol
: lock of Barnharts, N. Y, was guest iron
e the 22nd to ths 26th,
The Randolph Telephone exchange ha
: lately placed its phones in the Co-opera
! tive creamery, the residences of /. 5. Chas
= and Frederick Leeds, who are on privat
y line; and those of Rev. G.. o. Howe, A L
q Cushman, Miss Minnie Carpenter, Jane
= Mutually and F. e. Wyman.
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers were calle
e to Milford. n. H., Tuesday by the sudde
death of Mrs. Powers sister, Mrs. J.
e Lease, from the effects of shock. Onl
l. the day before MIS-. Powers had received
,e postal from her sister stating that she wa
}. in good health, but that night the fatt
d seizure came.
l. School in district No. IL, taught by Mis-
Caroline NJ. Eaton, closed Friday. Thos
lie having no absent or tardy marks durin
rs the term were Nellie Lyon, Ralph Hit
il bard, Elton Stevens, Frank Noyes an
Ernest Hibbard. Claude Lyon was absen
l. one day, Bessie Stevens and Mary Hibbar
l. two days each, on account of sickness.
le The addresses by DIR. j. 2. Clifford an
u !, DIR. G. j. Rumrill, given at Bethany chure
u, Sunday morning as a feature in the ol
~ servance of Temperance day, treated II
% time-worn subject in new and interes
~ ing way. Each took up the matter in
le medical, as well as a sociological, manne
nc and each brought out many thoughtf
H. points. There was a very large congreg
u tion, and an attendance of 154 at the SUI
Is day school.
tv Two ancient and time-stained leg
~ documents both in one frame have r
ba Gently been placed in Klmball Publ
en- Library. They were sent from Fairf'
,ts Court House, Va, by Vermont soldl
vs. when our troops were stationed there oy
,s- forty years ago. The first paper is pet
3o tion to the worshipfull court of FART
tb from John Glassford setting forth tn
to John Stone is indebted to him and pra
ing Judgment. The second paper is
ed writ which was thereupon issued
he George Ill in 1868 commanding his mt
On esty's sheriff to summon John Stone
MIS- appear and answer the petition OF Jo
w. Glassford. The sheriff's return can
10. seen on the back of this document. 1
eIy plain handwriting is a lesson in chirc
he raphy when our mouerh lawyers Wo'
he do well to copy.