Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.


4. +, Page left Monday tor Greenfield.
Mass, where his son, Allen, resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumas and baby
were Christmas visitors in burlington.
+, A daughter was born Sunday at the
sanatorinm 10 MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Adams.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell at O'Clock Monday
afternoon, Dee. 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Young are STAYING a
week in South Royalton with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Wright.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hill OF sharon was the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. \. A. Bruce, last week
from Tuesday 10 Saturday.
/ Charles Paine came last week from
Iowa City, la, to be with his uncle, q.
w. Brockway, through the winter.
Miss Laura Clark, Sho teaches in South
Berwick, Me-, Is with her mother, Mrs. 5.
>. Clark, for two weeks vacation.
/ Mrs. Emily Stock we'll, who had been
the gnest OF Rev. and Mrs. q. o. Howe for
fortnight, went back to Rochester FRI
day.
Miss Anne Dubois went 10 Hanover, n.
H., last Thursday to visit the family OF her
cousin, DIR. Gilman Frost, the rest OF the
week.
Miss Lula Allen il with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. III. Allen, for the holiday vacation
OF the school in which she teaches at East
Barre.
u. s. Grant post has been so fortunate as
to secure Col. j. IL, Lucia as orator at the
Memorial day exercises, which are to be
held in this village.
Chief Justice and Mrs. J. W. Rowell
have closed their residence on Randolph
avenue and gote to Montpelier TO spend
the winter at the Pavilion.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo has sold her
seven-acre lot Of land in Brookfeld
Center, known as Beaver meadow, TO
Emory Smith OF Brookiel
Mrs. George T.. Morris has been in New
port, \. H., for a holiday VISIT TO her
daughter, Miss Bessie Bliss, and her
mother, Mrs. George +. Jones.
Charles Gabrielle left last Thursday for
Nashville, Tenn, to be foreman OF a shoe
shop started there by the firm for which
: he had worked in Manchester, \. ii.
I'D. Denison and his daughter, Kathar.
inc, went to Nashua, n. H., Saturday tC
! spend Christmas with Mr.. Denison's elder
daughter, Mrs. John X. Spring, and family
Mrs. Harry Corwin OF Lowell, Mass.
who had been with her mother, Mrs
Sarah \. Powers, for a short time, Joined
Mr.. Corwin Saturday in holiday trip tC
Chelsea.
J. b. Wells has been appointed county
supervisor OF highways under the law re-
Gently passed and will have charge OF tbs
special highw work that is TO be done il
Orange county by towns taking advantage
OF the new law under which the stat,
bears half OF the expense and the toSni
the other half.
| Du. he
with relatives in Roxbury while awaiting
!. the return OF her son, Eugene Segar, from
4 a business tour in the South, was in thi
village Monday with a niece, Mrs. Merton
Richardson. Mr.. Segar has been to Saf
i Antonio, Tex, while his wife has beef
with her sisters in Valdosts, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrill are in Con
cord, n. H., to remain with their son
Pearl Rumrill, and family until after New
! Years. They were accompanied to Con
cord by their daughter, Mrs. Fred Davi
of Albany. y. y, who left there ssturda,
: TO meet her husband at reunion OF tn
Davis family in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. A. II. Powers and Mrs. Hale L
Flint will be the hostesses OF the Randolph
Woman's Literary club Saturday after
noon at the Powers residence on Maj
Z street. IL will be Children's day with
7 program by children under the direction
Of the committee. Miss Abbie Clark, Mrs
X. NJ. Fowler, Mrs. III. a. Leonard. an
Mrs. III. b. Bell,
y Il. Denslow Upham, who found tn
bracing atmosphere OF Vermont in Deem
Der wonderful invigorstor, started Mon
y day for his home IN Cincinnati, o., feelin
r fairly rejuvenated by fortnight's ozon
treatment at the zero point. He was &C
companied BY his stepmother, Mrs. Z.
Upbam. who will be in Cincinna
through the winter.
George w. Panton has sold his farm
Rrookfield to Frank Blair of Brookhel
/. Center for 50 $50. The purchaser moved
the farm Saturday and will carry 1t on Wit
the assistance OF a son who has been lynn
in Manchester. Forrest ana owen oe.
more. who were on the Panton place, al
to take charge Of the farm Of J. b. Adam
on which they are already settled.
Mrs. Luna Proctor left Saturday for he
home in Enfield, n. H., after short sta
with her mother, Mrs. Dillinghal
Waldo. and her son, Walter GIBBONS
ST. Adams. who was at his grandmother
to recover from injuries received IN la
Mr.. Gibbons, who is railway prakema
with run from st. Adams to Montrea
was thrown from a caboose by suode
;olt of the train and wrenched his sic
severely. He was able Monday to resun
!. braking.
> The Joint installation OF us. Sra
most. the Woman's Relief corps and u
- Sons of Veterans has been postponed ITO
Ian, 9Th to Jan. 10th to accommooa
the installing officer, Charles flske
~ CIiftopdale, Mass, who could not
te present at the first date. Mr.. Flske is
q. nephew OF s. N. Fiske of this place al
:, was member of the First Vermo
co cavalry. During the G. A. X. encampm1e
O. in Boston in 1904, he entertained u
ne Grant post at clambake at the beach.
nd George ID. Pratt, vino was arrested Nc
I, % and lodged in the lookup from VIM
" he escaped that evening, reappeare ast
ms town the 10th, his return from Worcest'
to Mass. being due to the illness OF one
20 his children. He surrendered TO .
>" proper authorities and at bearing fr'd !
before II. W. Mcintyre, Justice OF
= peace, pleaded guilty to first onense
v intoxication. He was fined 20 with CO.
q. of IS. 80, all OF which was paid. Inc 81 =,
IN against HIM for resisting arrest was co
Il tinued to Jan. 10.