Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25

He has the power 70 humble
Mrs. Z. t. sault is visiting her sons in
Lynn, Mass.
Willard Gay has been housed for a few
days with hard cold.
Phineas Amaron Of Pittsfield is with his
daughter, Mrs. r. III. Slack, for short
time.
A new job wagon, put in commission by
Victor A. Williams, has appeared on the
streets.
Gilman Chamberlln departed to New
York the 22d after two weeks stay
among relatives.
Mrs Henry Hawes Of Berlin has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q.
Tracy, since Saturday.
John Guyette OF Lowell, Mass, has been
visiting his daughter, Miss Mabel, at the
Chandler homestead for couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Boyer of Walla
Walla, Wash, arrived Tuesday on visit
TO their cousin, Guy A. Clough, in East
Braintree.
The w. &. T. L. is invited to meet with
Mrs, Ida Mann at the Hayward house ON
Pleasant street at 3 O'Clock Tuesday alter
noon, Jan. 30.
Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs came from White River
Junction yesterday TO see her sister, Mrs. |
r. &. Terry, who has been having serious
trouble lately from a lame side.
Mrs. H. p. Riford is suffering from a
cold threatening pneumonia, and Tuesday |
her daughter, Miss Ruth, came from
Lakeport, N. H., to care for her.
David Bosworth of Bristol spent Friday
and Saturday al Judge VIM. II. Nichols, /
where Mrs. Bosworth has been staying /
several weeks for the benefit of her health.
The Excelsior Encampment OF Odd
Fellows had its recently elected officers
Saturday evening by ID. ID. G.. p.
Alex Eddie and q. j. w. james Giifin OF
Northield.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star are to give
a social and supper for the Masons and
their friends at Grange hall Thursday
evening, Feb. /. There will be a program
Of music and other social enioyments.
Arthur G. Burt arrived from Phit del
phia Friday and was the guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. i. Lille until Monday, when he
went to Williamstown with the intention
Of returning to Randolph the last OF the
week.
Mrs. George Cheney, whose illness
called her mother, Mrs. A. A. Smith, to
ST. Johnsbury last week, is much better
though still confined to the bed, and Mrs.
smith will remain with her through the
rest OF the winter.
Lecturer George G. Flint has gotten out
The order OF exercises for the Central Yer
mont Pomona Grange meeting 10 be held
in Mortified Wednesday, Feb. IL, and in
The list OF speakers is found the name OF
d. II. Morse of Randolph, who VIII re
spond to the address OF welcome.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer closed her. house on
Highland avenue last night and went to
Essex Junction to see Mr.. Thayer before
starting Saturday from New York with
m excursion party on one OF the Clyde
ine steamers bound for Florida. She Will
remain at the South until spring and is to
be for the present at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Henry Chandler, who has been
critically i'll with pleuro- pneumonia at the
homestead, is now very COM
ortable with fair prospects OF a recovery.
Her son, Henry Of Milwaukee, and her ,
lrother-in-l law, Col. A. b. Chandler OF
Sew York, who were called here by her
sickness, left Monday for New York.
The Christian Church Missionary society II
'oted to disband at its meeting with Mrs. /
emily Hastings Friday afternoon, and !
disposed OF its funds by appropriating $40 {
o the Franklinton school for colored chill ,
iren in North Carolina, and giving the
,alaDce IN the treasury to Rev. Horace
dann a missionary of the Christian So I
lety located at Rife, Col.
sleiehing party of about thirty Z
ouples came from Bethel Gilead Friday
light and had an informal dance in
range hail. for which Mrs. Elmer Davis
nd her son, Ellis, of Royalton hill fur
ished music on piano and violin. Mon !
sy evening another party OF twenty !
ouples from Pcth, Snowsville and West !
rookfield took ride 10 town and danced /
D the hall to the lively scrapings of l.. J. !
fiddle. i
Messrs Kicker, Hatch and Blanchard O
hipped a double-deck carload OF hogs n
rom this station Saturday, or about l20 L
nimals, for which they paid from TO 5l 7
ents pound. Twenty-six, whose aggre- v
ate weight was over $500 pounds, were
ought Of n. n. Martin OF Williamstown
or 1855. and the largest porker In the lot ,
ad an avolrdupois of $50 pounds. Three
cgs that came from Dana Torrey's aver :
ged equally large as those OF Mr.. Martins
aising with the exception Of the $50 :
ound fellow.
Charles White and his son, Pearl, who
ave been building tenement houses at the
Ills granite quarry in Bethel, were at
'ork on a roof Friday when the staging on
'hieh they were standing, and which had
cen put up without brackets, gave wey
nd precipitated them TO the ground is
set below. The father landed in snow
ank, but the son fell on the ice, striking
n his left elbow with such force that he
still incapacitated by the injury, though
O bones were broken. Mr.. White, Sr.,
-as considerably bruised and shaken, but
OF so badly hurt as to prevent his return
~ to Bethel TO work Monday.
Mrs. James +. Howe has bought Of her
rother- in-law, Rev. @. o. Howe, the
ouse Just north OF his residence on Pros
ect avenue and will take possession OF
he same about the first OF February.
lrs. Howe Is to have the upper tenement,
hile her SON in-law, Ernest d. Hatch,
nd family will occupy the lower part.
larry Lyman, who has been associated
ith the family on the farm just sold 70 :
Ienry Phelps of Hancock, viii move to
le house also and continue to make his =
ONE with them. He has been suffering
sverely from sciatic rheumatism lately
I'D is still far from well. The apartments
W +. Martins house, vacated By Wales
Bass, and hich Mr.. Hatch had engaged,
ave been rented by Mrs. Emma Read, one
/ the tenants OF the place bought by Mrs.
owe, " hile the other tenant, DR.. Q. J.
umrill, is to occupy the house Of Rev. q.
. Howe. who Is living IN the parsonage in
rookfeld while acting as pastor Of the
ong'l churches Of that town.