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

: tined. As there is no other case in town
II is supposed the disease was contracted
7 on the train as Mrs. Slack and her sol
Y were returning from Pittsfield recently.
] The funeral servise over the remains 81
Benjamin Spooner OF Brooktield was held
in the Roman Catholic church YESTERDAY
, forenoon, Rev. FRI +. O'Neil OF Northfield
officiating in the absence OF Rev FIR. PEN
ders. The young man, who was IL wears
OF age, died Sunday Of heart failure fol-
lowing pneumonia
Hon. and Mrs. w. b. Wall, Mrs. e. ID.
Strong, DR.. and Mrs. II. q. Beekman and
Hon. Herbert Wall of Keene NJ "A. went
from here to South Royalton YESTERDAY ID
attend the funeral of Charles B. Wall.
whose death from heart disease occurred
Sunday night. He was a brother Of the
Messrs. Wall and Mrs. Strong.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez of New York.
who had been the guest of her aunt. Mrs
James IL. Mccall, at Elm Cottage since
Christmas, was taken i'll there with APP
pehdleitls, which grew so much worse
that she was operated upon Sunday after
noon at the sanatorium. She rallied fav-
orabiy from the operation and seems to
be gaining steadily.
The annual meeting of the Methodist
sunday school was held last Sunday. Rev.
DR.. Cooper presiding in the absence Of the
pastor, and the following officers were
Il
assistant superintendent. Miss Lena d.
Rhodes; secretary, Miss eeulah II. Hayes:
treasurer, Miss lettie q. Bailey The
teachers remain in their former places.
The dramatic club OF the West Randolph
Grange recognized Monday evening by
eleeting John NJ. Connolly president:
Miss Winnifred Mann, vice president
MISS Mary Morse, secretary and treasurer,
ana George Z. Flint. Lizzie Booth and n |
NJ. Totman, executive committee, The
club VIII meet after grange Saturday even |
ing 70 decide on a play and assign parts.
AT the annual meeting OF the Randolph /
National bank Tuesday, the following |
named stockholders were reelected di- /
rectors tor the year ensuing WIN. n 1
DuBois, John W. Roweli, Willard GAY. /
VIM. B. Wall and +. A. Thomas VIM. IA /
Dubois was chosen president; John W /
Howell, vice presidents o. h. Copeland.
cashier Jan. /, the bank paid to stock
holders ITS 9th consecutive semi-annual
dividend Of per cent.
Mr., and Mrs. Merton l.. Rogers, whose
marriage took place on New Years day.
received the congra tulations Of about
thirty-tve OF their friends and acuuaint-
ances at an informal reception given
Tuesday evening at the home Of the
brides father, Charles Il. Powers IN Fast
Music added To the pleasures az
a social evening, and refreshments of cake
and coffee were served. Among the gifts
TO the newly welded couple We're many
pretty articles in silverware and house,
hold furnishings.
Among those who have been attending
The sugar Makers and Dairymen's con-
ventions held in Burlington since Monday I
are Hon V. ]. Spear, H. w. Vail, A. A. ,
Priest, q. G. Film, ID. H. Morse. Mr.. and
MRS. y; u Temple, g. w. Douglass and
Albert Edison of the Center. At the meet a
ng Monday evening, Mr.. Spear reported !
he past year as a satisfactory one to sugar 3
makers with the price remaining very even / 4
'ince last spring, but estimated that the t
producers OF the maple sugar in the state /
ost slO0oO0 during the season OF 1905 by 1
lot putting out their product in the form v
II syrup.
Forty-t two ladies, members OF the Cong'I c
Ways and Means society and the Christian
AIDES Aid, met in the vestry Of the Brick v
hurch yesterday afternoon and formed q
lew union organization with these offic- 4
Stress Mrs. j. r. Cleveland: vice il
resident, Mrs. Julia Walsh; secretary.
drs, >. ,. Bass; assistant secretary. Miss Il
I. Kate Howard; treasurer, Mrs z. +. fl
lpham; assistant treasurer. Miss Abbie al
'hiibrick; executive committee. Mrs y =,
!. Thomas, Mrs. Il. O. Blanchard. Mrs w. az
Z. Edison, Mrs. T.. J. Adams, Mrs. d. :. H
hamoerlain and Mrs. F. +. Dubois Sd
our assistant deacOnesses were selected II
lrs. Ida Mann, Mrs. Emily Hastings N
lrs n. W. McCollom and Mrs. p. LEI
blanchard. II was voted to meet every "a
NO weeks.
Mrs. Edward Mcintosh fractured her r.,
ght arm close 10 the shoulder Monday ac
ight py falling down the stairs il me of
arm. IL seems that she tool lamp about NJ
O'Clock IN the evening and went 90 in NJ
the lott after bundle of hay for the de
gs As she was descending the stairs nj
18th the lamp in one hand and the hay m Ft
le other arm, she caught her foot in CI
x on the broad step that divides the gu
atrwsy and pitched headlong over me an
lraiied edge to tbs barn floor below. Nj
en- right aem struck against q sleigh MI
4ndtng there with sufficient force to Al,
use the very serious fracture, ana the n
mp broke, tting fire to the hav she was 3rr
frying. With her left hand she seized q.
nit that was over the sleigh and. dis Lar
led IS she WAS succeeded in smother 4
g the flames before they could spread In IRE
q general coniiagrstion.
That part Of the Green Mountain Stoet
I'M known a. the John Morton and /
cry n heller tlrl1s q hich was first sold Du
John HaskIns aAd q ter bought % BIN Jag
". = Fisk and Atlas g. Freeman Of +
fre, has sg8in changed hands, the new pea
Fcuasers being Almun aud Cora A uol
ith, also 81 Bsrrc, wh gave 5000 FOR she
property Af. FG~k, who has never 10 i
e ablc To assume CgutHel 81 The farm. + ma
p SICK and ou account Of the critical cial
iure 81 tals Illness .he younger urourie- joh
+, y h1 came here and took possession ten
5uEht best 20 sell out. The kgiths no cd
gg s. fish ana vegetable market ia Ra-rs ms.
end Go dispose ot that business before aioi
ing ana remove 90 the farm lu ne CON
antime Mr. kciLhs fnther Altman il
iih % Barre, Is iu charge az affairs. and the
INK L. Page Of Mortified has been er- dan
red as farmer. Mr.. Page. with ms ,gifs go :
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