Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

Miss Stella Platt OF Burlington, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Moul-
ton since Monday, goes today TO PrOgi-
dence, r. J., to visit brother.
DR. W. NJ. Kelly is to sing this evening
in Brattleboro at a concert given in couueC-
tion with the annual meeting of the YER
mont State Dental ASSOCIATION.
Miss Edith Granger, who has COM
menced the spring term OF school in Ro1
I bury, is taking few days vacation this
week to recover from throat trouble.
/ Henry Dunbar found slzeable piece OF
ice Tuesday morning that mad frozen over
a pool Of water in the night. He exhibited
\ il as natural curiosity for the 10Th Of
May.
The residence Of Chief Justice j. W.
Roweil has been connected with the New
England telephone system, the work being
done Saturday by II. G.. Stranahan Of
Montpelier.
Mrs =. 4. Lasher will conduct service
in the Braintree hill church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. There will be special
music and an invitation to be present is
extended to all.
Mrs. Samuel Davis of Braintree. who
had been at Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo's
nearly two weeks, in very weak condi-
tion from tuberculosis, rallied sufficiently
Mr.. and Mrs. d. FL Morse Of Randolph.
Mrs. George &. Flint, Mrs. George Ford,
Miss Blanche Shepard and Miss Maud
Ladue OF Braintree attended the educa-
tional meeting in White River junction
Tuesday.
The brick church parsonage is under
going repairs al the bands Of the Reynolds
brothers. The shed ia the rear has been
raise one DRY and is being remodeled
into kitchen and chamber, with a double
piazza across the south side.
Miss Edith Marcott's pupils in music
Will give recital in the White church
vestry Friday evening, the 25th, and viii
be assisted by Miss liza Niles OF Morris
vile, cOntralto SINCE. cordial invi-
tation Is extended 10 the public.
c, :. Booth was engaged Friday and
%, urday In assisting Guy Clough g Brain
tree in the work Of laying the line of the
Home Telephone company from Rochester
TO Warren. From the latter place it will
be extended 10 the Randolph Telephone
exchange.
At the annual session of the Grand +. o.
q. r. bodies in Burlington from Tuesday
to Friday Of this week, A. ~ HAYES and
George L. Hutchinson are the delegates
from Randolph subordinate lodge, Mark
Goodell repre- ents Excelsior encampment
and Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell Fern Rebekah
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Roberts arrived
from Manchester and STAYED /
with Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Lyman Hutchinson, until yesterday, when /
they started for home via Burlington and /
Plattsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard /
Hutchinson OF Barre were also here Mon 1
day on fishing trip.
J. +. Jerd, who established himself in 4
business N Rochester the lst Of January. 1
has given up his music and clothing store 1
IN this village - devote himself altogether 1
to his new venture. He was here Monday I
and Tuesday to close up affairs and left
ms stock OF monographs and records for I
Guy =. Lamson to sell. Nm. n. Kenny.
who had been in charge OF the Jerd music +
store went to Lake George. n. Y. yester-
day morning 10 take charge OF the dining
room on the steamer Sycamore, which I
makes lie first trip from Caldwell 10 Bald 4
and return The Gath inst. He
took with him for assistants Fred Fair
banks, Charles Goodhart and John Butter
held and viii be joined the 2lst by James
Ranc, Gerald Stevens and Robert Adams.
Y. ;. Grant Post, g. A. r.. will have its
Memorial day exercises this year in East
Randolph with an address BY Rev. i. Is.
Herrick OF Milton. The graves in south
view cemetery will be decorated ia The
morning and then the Post will 20 to the
Center yard ana, after picnic dinner. as
semble in the East village. The Woman's
Relief Corps and Sons OF Veterans will
have their usual parts in the program. and
! drum corps OF ire veterans with IA
Phillips and j. ID. Laport as fifers will form
ne escort, the Memorial service viii be
1eld az O'Clock sunday afternoon. The
.lth inst in the Nj. 4. church. REV. \.
,l' over delivering the sermon. and the
W. X. z. and sons Of Veterans are given
pscial invitations to attend i1 bodies.
hose joining the procession TO the church
= I'll meet IN q. A. r. ball al 80 D. ul.
There was a hearing IN Grange hall ,
! ednesday before County Examiner J. 81.
yomstock OF Chelsea on the question be-
Heen John &. Larose and the school di-
ectors Of Bralntree as 20 whether the
ormer should receive pay for transport
ng bis children 70 the school at Conuecti-
ut CORNERS. Mr. Lar0se lives 81 Brain
reg hili and the school in his di triat. 80.
, mas Teen discontinued au1 fdr many
lessons . seems best not 10 rr1uau ID
ae matter NHs referred for settlement a.
~. Noustccs; Prin. 3. g.. Ham. selected
y tas Hraintree alree ors; and j.. nj. Tl-
Qn- chosen Oh NJ. Laru-e. The referees
ecluet r1zt Ter eEery osy Or rarf dfr dar
ne Lar1se chlldreu attended lhe school =
onneetirGt Corners, their father shoutf
ee-Fe 81 cents tranporiatun .ee, and also
lcQilmendea that tie truant law be- more
.rictiv enforced. Z
james rierney Of B11bury, whose whole 3
4mill nave suffered more or less from
al poisoning ss the result 81 drinkfur g
ater that flowed through a lead plus Z
anne % this village a month ago 10 80 2
rs wife, " no was e. the sanstorium fo- =
'eatment. he had a sudden seizure h, c
be station just after leaving the train. ano =
as taken 70 the sanatorium SO recover. !
~ insanity cue 70 the poisoned csudi- 2
on Of his system. 20 derrir-ta1 fhss ~
al 70 ne removed 70 tbe Waternusv
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