Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08


Esrsseates made; 25 years experience. ae
STouoHroN q MUDGErT.
Mrs. f. f. Moody returned home last
week from her visit at Rutland.
Ernest Hewitt was at the Randolph san
atorium for treatment last week.
The board OF civil authority met last
Monday for the abatement OF taxes.
William and Edith (Skinnerl Clogston
OF Boston nave a son born last Monday.
DIR. Burnett Is TO change his place of res
ideuce 10 tenement on Windsor street.
Chester Sanborn is making slow reeov-
cry. he is not able to be out at work yet.
Regular meeting OF the Sons of Veter-
ans camp viii be held next Saturday even
ing.
c. c. southworth has purchased the
Fannie Slack cottage, located on Windsor
street.
Mr.. Blake Of Mortified visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Wall, last week, returning
Saturday.
The ladies' Social circle are invited to
meet with Mrs. Lucinda Watkins Tuesday,
Charles Smith has recovered sufficiently
to attend 10 outdoor business and be about
the village.
Mrs. Nettie Waldo Sargent has been
confined to the house the past two weeks
by sickn-ss.
Arthur Pierce Of STAFFORD visited here
the first OF the week. stopping with Mrs.
Ellen Pierce.
Fred Newcomb, Bible agent, visited his
sister, Mrs. George Nye, and family the
first OF the week.
Orrin Russ went TO North Andover,
Mass, last Monday, where he is engaged
at carpenter work.
j. f. Wells returned from New York
city Monday, having passed two weeks
with bis wife and daughter.
A passenger coach has been attached to
the regular Sunday paper train due at
South Royalton at S:23 a. m.
Mrs. o. n. stoughton is recovering from
facial disease, for y which she was treated
at the Randolph sanatorium.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Kibby has returned home
from her visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Efiis Cove, at Plymouth, n. IA.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Post and W..
X. {. today, Thursday, at 1870 p. m. Post
members are requested TO attend.
Eli Ashley, Fred Rowland and Frank
| Bryant vent to Northtield Tuesday to at
tend a Masonic district meeting.
Chas Clapp shipped a carload OF cows to
/
/ Mr.. Clapp is visiting friends in Lowell.
| Miss Lucinda Hatch visited her sister,
| Mrs. G.. II. Manchester, last week, return
| ing to her home in Brookfield Saturday.
The old shoe factory is being rapidly
nut in condition for the machinery for the
! manufacture OF furniture by the Perciyal
company.
"I.est we forget" there is a law that
prohibits delinquent taxpayers from vot-
| ing at the annual March meeting unless
the tax is paid on or before the date OF the
meeting.
Remember that the Experience party
and Nalent ne tea, given BY the Ladies
Social circle will be held at the Cong
church parlors Feb. IA, followed by q
musical program and an entertainment
/ given by the young people. Everybody
invited.
| ID. q. Andrews. secretary Of the Yer
mont society OF Southern California
| would be pleased to have readers OF this
notice, who know any Nermonters resid-
ing in California, send him their name ane
address. Direct to 80 N. Fair Oaks Ave.
Pasadena, Cal.
Raymond Noyes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
WILDER Moves died at his home in Iun'
bridge last Monday OF consumption, a
1.-THE age Of p years. He was graduate d
lthe south Royalton High school, '0i, anc
was highly esteemed by his classmates
and acquaintance.
The burning out OF a chimney in th'
residence of J. q. Ashley caused alarming
danger OF setting fire to the house, Cong
Church and other buildings. A very
strong wind carried volume OF spark
THAT swept over The roof Of the house anc
lchurch until extinguished by chemicals.
Tine board for the abatement OF delin'
quent taxes and correction OF errors m as
sessment met Monday. No grievances
we're presented, SOP OF the delinquent taxei
were cancelled. nearly all on lists OF from
1895 to 1902. The uncollected taxes con
sidered collectable amounted to only $50
including let OF 1875.
Department OF Vermont, Grand Army Q
the Republic, and Woman's Relief Corp
are 70 hold their annual encampment q
Burlington. commencing Feb. 2Oth. Z
Frank Bowman is delegate; o. N. Slough
, ton. alternate: Mrs. Nettie Waldo anC
Mrs. Susie Spaulding delegate and alter
J nate to the w. X. G. encampment.
The Sons Of Veterans have arranged
with the pastors Of the churches to hold |
luuton Lincoln memorial service at thu
Congl church next Sunday at the usua
morning hour, l0:45. The Sons of Neter
lsns. q. "A, r. Post and w. X. {. are re
!
mon By Rev. Sherman Goodwin. Rev. Il
u. Wells is to assist ia the service. Spe
cial music for the occasion will be tur
lnished by the choir of the Congl church
conducted by Mrs. p. 5. Belknap, choris
ter. The public is cordially invited to at
, tend.
The viii Of the late Charles B. Wall va
probated and allowed at Woodstock Feb
l2d. Among those named as legatees ar
1.-The Hon. w. B. Wall aud Mrs. Mar
strong OF Randolph, and Herbert 3. Wal
81 Keene, n. H., brothers and sister OF N
deceased; Mrs. Flora Putnam OF Newport
y. H., snd her two sons; Mrs. Lucie v
Beekman of Randolph, niece; and Mrs
Nellie Hubbard and the n. +. church
south Royalton. The widow, Mrs. Mar.
Wall. is first remembered with legacy
$1,000. sharing equally with William ant
Herbert Wall and Mrs. Mary Strong II
residue, and also as a residuary legatee
q. w. Ward is nominated as one OF TN
executors, and il is expected that A. q
, Whitman will act as administrator 10
! Mrs. Wall.
EAST BRAlNTREE.
GLADYS Thayer is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Frank Gold, in Northheld.