Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07

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saved. the royal couple doubtless.
Wish they'd had IA common phrase)
just quiet home uccas4unH
With no dynamite bouquets
Mrs. Ruth Abbott came home Monday
from her visit in Greenfield, Mass.
Judge Maxham OF Pomfret and II. W.
Vail were at Lake Mitchell the first OF the
week.
DR.. II. A. Craudall of Burlington came
Tuesday to visit his niece, Mrs. Z. T
Salisbury.
Z. NJ. Kimball, who had been here on
short fishing expedition, took his depart
ure for Boston the 18th.
Mrs. W. w. Bean has been entertaining
a niece. Mss Viola Young OF st. Atbans,
who came Friday and went away Tuesday.
Wesley Amy OF Granville, who was az
II. Il. Howard's Friday. went from here
to Paterson, n. j., and is expected back
today.
Mrs. L. M. Christie Of Lowell, Mass,
who has been keeping house for n. G.
Hart, is in Calais, Me-, for awhile, taking
care of sisUer-in-law who is very i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Judson Morse are re-
ioicing over the arrival of two young
ladies at their home in Eden, Wis, May
5-Sarah Margaret and Catherine Marion
Morse.
At the Mary Howe concert IN Dubois a
Gays hall tomorrow evening, Walter
Travers OF Boston will be the pianist, and
George IL. Wilder Of Montpelier the
hutist.
Rev. Homer White officiated last even
ing In st. Mary's church, Northiield, at
the marriage OF Joseph III. Denny and
Miss Florence Bell, daughter OF +. j.
Houston, both Of Northfeld.
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with her daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Dukett.
Another dc lighter, Mrs. X. G. Demer OF
Northfield, came with Mrs. Smith Tues
day and returned the same day.
J. ID. Denison and States Attorney NJ. /
NJ. Wilson have been in Chelsea since
Tuesday in attendance on Orange county
court. Miss Catherine Metzger is also
there acting as assistant court reporter.
George Pacsard, who has been en-
ployed for several years in a grocery store
in Roxbury, Mass, arrived Monday TO
spend the summer with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Packard, on the Beetle
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Marcott and son,
Harry, left yesterday to open their cot
tage at Maseoma lake for the summer.
Business will call Mr.. Mareott home to-
morrow, aud his daughter, Edith, viii I
join the party at the lake Sunday.
NJ. Levy has moved here from Clare I
mont, n. H.. ana bought the LOUIS Filli0n 4
house on Water street, in which he in
tends to open junk shop. His family Is
living IN the Howard block for the pres
ent, while their house is being repaired.
Joe Adshade was brought before Judge
Nichols Saturday ON the charge of lntoxi- I
cation, to which he pleaded not guilty 4
and his case was continued TO July q (
Bail. fixed at so was furnished by +. NJ. (
McCrillis. A warrant was made out for +
his arrest few weeksago. but the author /
ities did not succeed in meeting him until 4
f. H. Ketehum, p. j. Blanchard. n. C. I
Buck, NJ. w. Campbell, W. {. Emerson, /
{. S. Booth. Fred Gordon, Joseph Phelps, 1
John and Wallace Blanchard, Carl Ed 4
minister and A. ". Hayes were In North 4
field Tuesday night at a meeting of Eu- I
resa encampment OF that place. Messrs. I
Emerson and Campbell were candidates 4
for the two degrees that were worked.
Col. A. b. Chandler and his architect, E. 4
n. Boyden OF Boston, will arrive Saturday 4
to complete the plans of the new music .
hall and parish house SO that contracts for .
the work of construction can be let. In .
the meantime the horse sheds at the rear I
OF the Brick church are being removed TO 4
the foot of the embankment on the church 4
lot and will be used for storage purposes.
A.E. Bass was in Underhill Tuesday 10
attend the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Whit I
comb, whose death occurred Friday night .
in the s5th year of her age. She was the
mother OF Mrs. Martin l.. Washburn, who 4
reached Underhill from san Francisco a .
week before the sad event, and another
daughter, Mrs. V. ii. Day, and her hus-
band of New York, were also in attend
ance.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing the music will be in charge OF Glenn
Bailey, and an interesting discussion will
take place. Baseball from the boys
standpoint will be presented by Martin
Daniel Bass and Franklin Sails
bury. while the girls sentiments on the
subject viii be expressed by Misses Carrie
Elizabeth Campbell and Flos-
sic Terry. Mrs. j. II. Bass will have a
paper on "what features Of the Grange
work result in the greatest good TO the
greatest number ?'
George L. Flint, lecturer Of the Central
Vermont Pomona Grange, has issued
notices Of the meeting TO re held at the
Northtield fair ground Thursday, June
II, beginning at i0:30 IN the morning.
Opening in the fifth degree will take
place in Floral hall, and will be followed 1
by reading OF the minutes, reports OF .
oranges and all the necessary .
business Of a closed session. A social .
and picnic dinner VIII precede the public I
program Of the afternoon under the /
direction OF ID. II. Morse, chairman OF the 4
committee OF arrangements. Gov. G. j. I
Bell and State Superintendent Of Educa- I
tion NJ. ). Stone have promised to address
the meeting, and it is expected that
National Master n. j. Bachelor ana 1
Hon. Frank Piumley will also speak.
The morning and evening trains will
stop at the fair ground.
As 5. {. Clark was working at Osgood T
e Roundy's Tuesday morning. running
the rosser, machine for removing the 4
bark from logs, its iron cover broke loose I
from the fastenings and struck him with
such force as 20 break his left limb just
above the knee and fracture the kneepau.
He was throWn I'm such a wsy that the rim
of his sFectacles cut aud scraped the right
eyelid and beneath the gFe, bat only
slightly injured the ball. fifs nose. g here
the bridge 0i the glasses rested, was also
broken, bis right arm Egs suraiued and
De was badly wreuchgd and bruised.
He wrs taken at our- to the sgue-
t0rium hF DR.. Scott fgr surgical
treatment. just hoW the accident oc-
CURED is NOT known, hut Is seems tha Ua-
chine clicked as though 30 were out 90 OK
dor and RF f'lnHlr HEaran ana 4 rfeHe 90