Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

have employment there.
w. r. Rand resumed duty Monday as
. rural delivery carrier after a four days
illness with grip, during which A. j. Huse
acted as his substitute.
L. 5. Grant Post and the Woman's Re
lief Corps are 10 tender reception tomor-
row evening IN G.. A. r. ball to the newly
organized j. B. Mead Camp, Sons Of Vet
Grams.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and infant son left
Friday for their home in Concord, n. H.,
after a stay Of several weeks with Mrs.
Rumrills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Dickerman.
Miss Emma Moses. who went back to
Rochester to teach after the holiday vRca-
ton, is at home again, the schools In that
place having been closed for awhile on ac-
count OF few cases Of scarlet fever.
Mrs.N. J. Whtehil OF White River
Junction accompanied Mr.. Whitehill as
far as Randolph on his way to Burlington
last Thursday to attend an educational
conference at the University OF Vermont
on the study Of English, and was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.E. A. Thomas
until his return saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Tenney. former resident OF
Randolph. was stricken with paralysis
three weeks ago at her home in Federal
Point, Fla. and is 10 a critical condition.
/ Mrs. +. l. Brooks, who went 70 Federal
/ Point some weeks ago TO spend the winter
with the Tenneys 5, is still there and assist
ing in the care of the patient.
Perley. son Of L Z. Drake, vas sliding ON
his feet on a stretch Of smooth ice back OF
his home Saturday forenoon when little
| Hazel Draw bridge, no WAS also sliding,
lost her balance and fell against him. The
boy was thrown face downward on the ice
with such force that cash an inch long
was cut in his forehead and bled so
severely that il had to be dressed by sur
geon.
The diphtheria quarantine has been re-
moved from the Fenton home on summer
street, and Mrs. John Carmody, who has
had a fairly light attack OF the disease, y
making good progress towards recovery.
Her brother Station Agent John Fenton,
was allowed to take up his duties at the
depot again Sunday, and George =.
Mooney. who had been filling his place,
returned Monday night 10 the station al
Jonesville, OF which be is agent.
The annual convention OF the state
Sniritualist association, held In Mont
pelier from Friday to Monday. was at
tended by DR.. and Mrs. 5. y. Gould, dlss
Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. NJ, II. Allen ana
her daughter, Miss Lula, from Randolph.
Miss Allen was engaged as organist OF the
convention and also sang, and her inotner'
] who accompanied her, visited In the city
AT the business meeting 81 the association,
Dr. s. n. Gould was elected president ano
a member OF the board OF managers
Mrs. o. W. Brockway, the champion
poultry manager in this vicinity, mas SOU
from 50 mems IN the LAST year poultry 7.
: the amount Of sl2o.o9 ana eggs tna ma
brought in si30.23, max ing total receipt,
~ s255 %. Out OF this sum she PAID
IS N for feed, which left her net gam o
s166 as. She has on hand 30 pullets 70 tak'
The Mace of the hens aud four cockerels
and out OF her supplies has furnished egg
for the family use ami what were neeuee
for setting. As an operator IN Pouili'
stock, Mrs. Brockway has few equals
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard, Or; an DC
, Mrs A. {. Bailey, Mr. ana MIs. -. - ),
entertain the Rochester club ana lnNite0
gnests al Grange hall THURSDAY evening
~ oath inst A short dramatic sketeD
entitled IAN Affair OF the Heart, WIN
east Of eleven characters. VIII De presen,. y.
nnder the direction OF Dr, W: NJ heIlS
and games and marches VIII follow ~ ~
freshments OF sandwiches, cake ana coue
In ne served. and the evening VIII clos
with one Of the social good tiines ~
which the club is famous.
e,aorge 4. Lamb. son Of A. r Lamb, on
l.. q
cfthe II. Y. NJ. has received an appoint
nent from the United States goverhulen
ae electrical engineer In charge oil lnstai
Iations and repairs for the quartermaster
denartmept in the United states. III
lamb Was graduated from the Y. v. N.
, Burlington in the class OF isol aia :
+ ,nrned TO the college the next yea.
Instructor in electrical engineering; theI
= moi wishing to teach longer, he went
~. Work CITY. where he has RENAME
a,nce taxing only few vacations-the its
one being a visit TO his parents Ohrlssh pa
uhen he the Saturday before anu -
turned the Monday after: Ills NASHUA ne
: tiers will now be in Washington ~
} " Adshade, after finishing a DAY
work for EIbridge Holman Iuesaay
last week, went to Northnelu anu rsts.',s
}, on the night train IN nignls ',,I,s
condition. and with lavish supply
i,c,'or In his befuddled brains 81
LIED a wholesome awe OF Chlei OF
! lice Abbott. whom he expressed i've
des;re moi 10 meet and was much relleVe
not TO find at the station aWales =
n arrival. As soon as he reached holne "" ~
~ a fine stock OF drinkables, sieep . neS
n i,.sborbood. Keeping up a vaudeVll
Entertainment for some time, ne una,
O oarceived n most unnatural WISH
s.eator which had been shut on by Samu
pannm in the tenement below TO preNel
n The mines freezing. Upon Bonums =
U. fnsing 10 turn on the water, Adshaoe 70.
: anax with the avowed Intention o. ~ =
ting the pipes, .b waio IN TO '1 relent, and
conrse the pipe froze the whole length
~ bn,iding. Complaint was entered
! ~, ponums and Adshade MAS arres 81
after m tussle in which W. 7; tlint assls,
sbe oftieer in adjusting the handeur c
while c. 5. Booth formed part OF the me-
cort that urged ms seluet tbe prisoner h,
gh ~ hesarinq before Judge Nichols and, plea
~ ;ng guilty, was fined s. and costs, a p,1n
~ ;ng 10 s9i 20. He was taken to ku'lai
for SATURDAY, a by Chief Abbott to serve Il
,ence of rs DAYS in the house OF eof I.' !