Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
RANDoLPH cENTEs


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a Care.
desire TO acknowledge pav .-,
OF the kindly acts OF nv nei,t seiailll
friends who have assisted ne i,o'ts saa
out aod hauling lumber ana ssllng
STATE Ior my new barn. They - ssiss
me much needed service. and doe
extend my heartfelt thanks for 81 .---,sag
ALFRED BoyFs
Dana Clough is in Warren this
pleasure trip. "ssk %
| Mrs. Erwin Perrin il re,,or,.i-
ing slowly from her severe illn1ss' is5o1ef.
George r Psmber is recogerIg,
yet. -s '9 le ca
The Methodist midweek PRAYER
wiz Ds held IN the yestry az The etl
this Thursday evening. AlAia
Miss Hartwell OF Boston has ar,
the Maplewood for the season ana
guests are expected SOON --@
The annual session OF the yeruo..
Terence VIII be held this year 81 ~
vile, beginning April 18th.
Miss Barber, nurse at Heaton b,.-
Montpelier, made a visit at tbs bsa
her uncle, Mr.. Ball, over sundsv.
Mrs. George ID. Hyzer Is sick ana
Dr. y ,iley's care. Her daughter AZ
here from the L. V. NJ. ASSISTING r
care. = tas
Leonard and Harold Hodges. who H..
been attending Vermont &C demo s, ~
tons River, are spending the EssteT -
ton with their parents. "
Howard Simms, brother Of the Iats n.
Closson Gilbert, stopped at the Colon.
his way to South Africa, where be 49,.
employ Of the colonial government a. -
gineer.
II. A. Allen and G. Il. Slack have y.
chosen TO assist the executive roBrs-
IN making arrangements for Utntsr.5
week OF the Orange County Grw--
school, 10 be held IN June.
At Grace church next SUNDAY. the Al.
Sunday In Lent, there will 81 rgs55-
prayer wi h sermon at 2:31 O'CLOCK n
Thursday afternoon there will be bfd,
Lenten service at O'Clock. An are n.
come.
l. j. Harrington Is making his lasf r-f.
ting OF ice from his pond for this .ess5z
Although IL looked doubtful at drst IA
by attending closely to il he VIII wHs
this cutting. supply his usual customer
with good spring water ice,
A "Hidden Book social will be- beIsst
the home OF j. b. Adams SATURDAY syeBI5-
of this week. Each one Is requested q
come representing some book On Char5.
ter in the book. Transportation from
the Center will be furnished Tor ell Del.
otherwise provided for.
II had been thought that tuberculosis
was substantially eradicated from tts
vicinity. OF late years several herds have
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terent localities and no trace 81 the disease
found When the herd on The Gorbsa
farm was tested two weeks ago ana =
found diseased, It created quite a surpra.
aud last week Hon. V. /. spear tested r
IT Edson's herd OF six cows and con.
demned them all. So it appears that lhs
terrible disease is not yet stamped out
Learning that some Of The COWS that
furnished milk 10 the creamery here hst
been found TO have tuberculosis and islf.
ing that some OF the germs had taken
effect in his herd, n. L. Boyden bad all 81
his herd tested that had grown up since
his last test and they were all found casr
OF the disease. This is the third time thsl
the herd has been tested and there has
never been any trace OF tuberculosis. The
squire doesn't intead 10 have en- animal
with any tuberculous faint on bis prem
AHA7H MS ANAh nAAiANNAN NhNA may AlaAA
now.
Abiiah W. Osgood died last Thursday
aged % years. Mr.. Osgood was aH oldresl-
dent and identified with much o. The his
tory OF the town. lie was farmer, an IN
dustrious. straightforward honest man,
He was a good citizen, good neighbour un-
assuming and was known best in HIS lam
lily. Mr. Osgood had the disease called
shingles some two or three years ago itom
which be had never recovered. The af-
ease finally affected his brain SO that he
was insane for one or two months beioft
his death. The funeral was held al DIS
lat home last Sunday, conducted b. Res
John Q. Angel, former neighbor. ana
the burial was IN East Randolph cemetery
He left widow and adopted daughter
and brother aud large circle % relative,
Mr.. Osgood was born in town and haa
always lived here except for three year
speIl out Vest.