Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-20

The ladies OF the w. r. c. are requested
TO meet rext Friday evening with Mrs.
I Eugene Holman TO consider important
business.
j Mrs. Elya Fits Of Fitchburg, Mass,
who had been a guest OF her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Wainwright, went Tuesday to
I Braintree to visit.
Calvin Brewster has rented the Fred II.
Smith farm and will move TO it about
Jan. LIST from the place in Bethel that he
now rents, bringing his own stock.
Mrs. Rowena Markham and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Clodgo, and baby went yester-
day to Mortified, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Clodgo have recently moved from Bethel
Gilead.
Mrs. Alfred Roseau, who has been in
Worcester, Mass, came Tuesday to visit
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
Cassidy, on the way to her home in Bur
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Hammond of
Northampton, Mass, came last night by
automobile from Burlington, and are
guests at Montague place. Mrs. Hammond
was formerly Annie X. Mead.
Harry Morton came home Tuesday
from East Alburgh, where he had been
acting as telegraph operator, and will
remain here until he leaves for Burlington,
where he is to enter the Z. V. NJ.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald of Beresford, s. d..
and her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Rice, Of Berlin,
who had been visiting their aunt, Mrs. ID.
M. English, left this morning for b Rim.
where Mrs. Fitzgerald is staying with
her sister.
Mrs. Pease of New Britain, Conn.,, came
last week, ard Edmund Sawyer arrived
yesterday from }oston, on account Of the
i'll health a! ~ Manchester oftheir father.
Prof. II. +. Sawyer, who has not been so
well OF late.
Leroy Rumrill, who has been living at
Piltsburg, Pa, since leaving here, has
been sent by the company for which he
works TO Memphis, Tenn, and with Mrs.
Rumrill, has now gone there, at which
place they expect to spend the winter.
States Attorney Wilson was in STAFFORD
Monday and prosecuted Randall Davis
and Ella Moses on a complaint for aduI
terry made by Mrs. Davis. They were
bound over to county court. Then he
went to Corinth and prosecuted Frank
" men Tor intoXieation, who was con-
yleied and paid his tine, John NJ. Con-
molly accompanied Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. f. r. Salisbury and two children
and Miss Ellie Campbell, who had been in /
camp at Greensboro a few weeks, left
there Monday, Mrs. Salisbury and Donald I
spending two days with her brotb her i
Charles Crandall, in Burlington, and Miss 1
Campbell and Miss Marion Salisbury 4
staying in Barre for the same length Of /
time. All returned home yesterday.
Anand Hiwale, who had been staying
az =. >. Bent's since the departure of Rev
ana Mrs. Irving Flint, went Saturday 10
81. Johnsbury, where he spoke Sunday
and from there returned to Maine to con-
tinue his coqtse in Bangor theological
seminary lie was met at Manchester.
n. H., by George Bent, who left Tuesday
and will spend a year at Warren. Me
with his uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs.
Flint.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler Joined a
nephew, Wallace b. Chandler, with his
wife, here Tuesday, and recommended
them as far as White River Junction.
They had come from MINNEAPOLIS and
were on the way to NORTHAMPTON. Mass
with several other young ladies from
who are to enter smith
college this fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Castle.
Mrs. Pearl Rand and baby left yester-
iay for Barre, where their home has
ately been. Mrs. Rand will pack her
goods and stay for awhile with her I
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Norman -
East Braintree until Mr.. Rand returns !
rom his Western trip. The change Will /
Dc MADE on account OF the baby's health / Z
With which life in Barre does not seem to
gree. Mrs. Rand is a sister OF Mrs. ID. b. {
,assidy. ,
|. IS quite likely that the Randolph s. r.
ma Barton baseball teams will play one !
y more games for the independent state {
Bsrton's blanket cbal- t
enge was noted by Manager Salisbury. |
Who wrote 10 the Barton manager mod
silly stating Randolph's claims and ex
ressing desire for meeting, providing
= could reassemble bus team, which dis
anded several weeks ago. Rarton ~ :
pended with entire willingness. and Mr.
alisbury IS now seeing what can be done
bout getting his men together. If ~ a
acceeds, game viii probably be PLAYED
barton next Wednesday. Barton has a
-rong team, but ours looks "just as good" \
Mrs. Clara (Boyce) Rogers, a former o
ssident of this town, died at her home in y
asst Bethel Tuesday morning at s O'clock o
tuberculosis, from which she had been e.
sufferer FOR the past two years She was p
orn IA Coventry, Oct. 6, 1851, and most ~ II
ar lie had been spent in this place ana Of
oNbury. She was married in RoXhurv Al
lly =, lso3, to Waldo w. Rogers y
nee last spring their home has been Is u
ast Bethel. Besides her husband. Mr. h
ogers left two sons, Homer. who Il N
arrled and lives Cd south Lowell. Mas II
ID Alien, who lives at home. The fu- 81
RAJ vas e. Q .clock this morning ana n
terment viii be az Roxbury Among b
ose from out Of town who attended ne n
neral we're Mrs. Leon Ditty Of North 2.
ID sister, and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
lgers from South Lowell
To Cure a FeIon