Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-01


Al. n. Topper.
DR.. q. b. Merriam Of Rochester was in
t0Wn Thursday OF last week.
"A. Brooks has been confined to the
aogse by illness the past week.
Julius Messer OF Rochester spent several
days with relatives in town last week.
George stackpole, whO has been at
Schenectady, ~ ", has returned home.
daughter. Elizabeth May, was born
FEB. oath 10 Mr., and Mrs william May.
lard.
MRS. Il. X. Wing Of Maiden, Mass, has
aeen spending the past week with friends
"a town.
Miss Dorothy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
a. Lee Cady, is recovering from her severe
sickness.
New maple syrup was brought to the
village FOR sale Feb 27th and brought q .25
gallon.
Mrs Mabel Ring OF Melrose, Mass, has
been recent guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w.
}, Brooks.
Robert Kimbal went to Walpole, Mass,
tsst week where he has a situation in
saHChiue shop.
~ II Harrington Of Philadelphia ar
rived last Friday to visit his mother, Mrs.
~. 4. Harrington,
Mrs. Martha Graham was in Lebanon
~. H., over Sunday visiting her daughter,
Mrs Willard CrOsier
Mics Maude Abbott one Of the teachers
- Tho Whitcomb High school, was in
NarthdeId with friends last week
Mrs John n. Miller and daughter aud
Mtss Nettie Miller OF Springfield, Mass
sFFived at NJ. \. kendallis last week.
Miss Harriet l.. Wood has finished her
school IN Tunbridge aud Is spending her
vacation with Mrs Martha A. Gushing.
sam Lee Abbott was in Middlebury last
week attending the annual college ban
quet that Is held OF Washington's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Walker an I
daughter Of Barnard visited Mrs r. B. /
MaXham, sister Of Mrs. Walker, last sat |
urdsy
III n. Dinsmore aud Willis L. Fish we're /
- ira last week. Mr.. Fish brought home 4
vita him the noted stallion, Photog- /
raphcr
Miss Nellie Flynn had the misfortune to 1
taii on the ice while returning from church I
SUNDAY evening, breaking the bones OF
sor left wrist
a, J Batchelder and Morton Batobeder
81 Springfield were guests Of their broth
er, Wallace n. Batohelder, and his family
eve DAYS last week,
Miss Annie Grout. who Is teaching al
Hartford, aud Miss Iosie Grout OF Water
bury were guests over Sunday Of their sis
toE, Mrs. H. b Lease.
= q. Clark, the electrician who has been
Installing new machinery at the electric
tighl station, completed his work here and
tett onsaturday for Boston.
Mrs Willis e. Davis and son, Clark,
ysent 10 Randolph Friday tovisit relatives.
Wiki there, Master Clark was taken ser
1usy iil, but was able TO return home the
first oi the week
rhe family OF r.. e. WEIGH Is to move in /
n The sylvester house on Main street
wis Gould, the former occupant, is TO ,
sAoRe ~ Pennington Me-, where he will
engage IN farming
Henry Brooks saHs on the Cunarder
Aycrn.a, expecting 10 arrive in Boston
MeEca 18Th. Mr., Brooks has passed the
Nin, n Paris. Tic viii shortly come to .
ais stJrk bridge home
q 1hiuuey in the house of Mark STILES d
81 AoYs4t0n liul burned out Friday dur T
anC enc aUsence OF Mr. Stiles In the village, .
causing some little alarm, and the neigh
'ors were called In TO assist
q. E s.dredge o. Randolph has bought
Nht d9Etiing on Church street formerly
9@nc1 ag vi 4. Parsons. Capt Eldredue I
aas vented 60 Clarence J.. Chadwick the [
tenamout ln this house formerly occupied
~ Henry Miller y
kEe Allen, now stopping with relatives [
% eto1E bridge received a telegram Sun d
lsS announcing that his son had be- n
ahCi Saturday at DoFirs Lake, ~ D., aud
..-e aie4 90 sunday. NO further pariieu
tar6 were received.
tas aerd q cows Of Fred Bowen, con {
sting uf sixteen COWS, were tested last 4
gFees for tuberculosis and fifteen were :
tound Affected aud condemned. The state 4
RIOS PAYS 20 OF the appraised value Of
che gonaemnct stock.
Hcme Bcbtkah lodge. No. ~. 1. O. o
e. hu'd their regular meetings on the first
am i9ito Tuesdays az each month. They
1niitstcd i've candidates Feb. 10Th. They
1o.e whist party IA Odd Fellows hall
Asrch Z, CD which ell are cordially invited
Regular meeting a. Rising Star Grange.
ri 1- ucEt saturday evening, March
aaf e. which time Gov. Bell, master o. the
rlsts GrHugs7, II b GAlusha, state lee .urer. d
sna Nrs. lalusha VIII Be present. Lct an
NOR tErs make 4 point % Dc prl znt aud "a
Arara something a. their advantage.
Jauee "A. Graham has been confined 20
ne leuse 81 past week by severe attack 81
Efa Wednesday morning OF last week y
POI mistake Pc took en- overdose 90 acouite. =
lla ior shar. time serious results were s
tara1. Df. u. -. Greene was summoned. o
IA HtNE atte1tioa the effects OF the
sau se-e reafrsiifed. Ct
MIS- rbcth A. Tucker. widow 81 q
ts'e Ransom q. Thicker. died Fsh. ltft .
thf bone ai har -in-Iaa.. Daniel IA
ser'oer. in Bethel. The dees ed Vas Ell
caa1l5sr 90 Newton and CsfaIfre ei
neaEssa WTmau. Hn1 was born En- 81
ISIS. Funeral services we're IL
GO wednesday ana Tie lntcEue1t was @
e. taireiHa eeHsllrg 81
TIE lsst session 90 tdC rislaturc passed
Z isa aeltiHg the right 90 suHraas to de- =
ie3 aeut TAX payers and requiring the AN =.
-lllactur O. ala Wuh lhe touu clerk a li1t 4,
ai th1 deiing taxpayers rs ba used 81 =
.oen meeting day. The hst dlad this y
tHAF as Collector Cushman contains 81 .
20 8, large proportion of " hom are the =
hoatcrs who have made this town a
temporary resting place.
= wallace J. Gould and Miss Catherine :
GRAY elm. 10th % THE tnWn. were married 5
FN.h pa ~ the Nrr4fa ~ NJ "a A. ntfa