Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

n sa4N VI FEA7s luxe -
mating. BELL Bros, Randolph, VI.
Csntsia Joseph produced BY Ran
dolph talent al Dubois q Gays hall, Ran
dolph, Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week.
/ A large carbunols Is combining Guy
+ Bickford N the house for & few days.
Miss Alice Hyzer Is 81 home from the
. e. q. N, Burlington, taking vacation.
Z Miss Josephine Hodges hiss been quite
BID for several weeks, bal e couValescing
slowly.
. Its hoped that the squire viii improve
with warm weather. but be Is not doing
Law business yet.
Mr.. Barber Of Hinesburg is visiting his
brother in-iaW, NJ Ball, and his sister
ga the Mead farm.
Gordon Fredric smith, son Of c. l.
smith and wife, was born March 10, 1905.
lie weighed nine pounds.
Mrs. Moore. who has conducted the
household affairs for the Biekfords for
some time, is now sick with the grip.
A. W. Osgood is confined TO his bed and
30 q very critical condition. He is IN
conscious and it isn't expected that be
can recover.
Ransom George ana family have moved
into Charles !. Boydens house that they
have rented for a year. Mr.. George will
probably work with the road machine this
year.
one Of the first acts Of the newly elected
school director, %. ID. Hyzer. was to put
the Wind mill INTO operation, so that the
Training school should be supplied with
water.
Miss sadie Kent. who had been caring
for Mrs. Carl f. Smith for some time, was
called bsck 10 the sanstorium last Satur-
day. Mis-. Howard Granger is now taking
care Of Mrs. Smith.
DR.. f. r Ellis OF Br0okdeld was here
last week N consultation with Dr. Bailey
ID the case Of Mrs. Alice Adams Tobin,
who is suffering from appendicitis. She is
reported more comfortable.
Next Sunday is the ancient lady Day,
the feast OF be AnnunciatiOn At Grace
church there viii be evening prayer and
sermon al 2.30 o'clock. The Lenten SER
Eice VIII be held Thursday al : p. m.
J. B. Adams was away last week in bis
new work for the international Harvester
company and started on another trip
Monday morning He may learn the
tricks Of other travelling men and not
work SO hard after awhile
Rev. G. w. Patterson started for New
ork and Washington, ID. c., last Tuesday.
partly for rest and also for business. He
has property in Washington, that be ex-
poets to look over and perhaps sell, Il he
should find the right customer
Thos. J. Adams arrived home Yesterday
from sn extended trip to Massachusetts. I
connecticut, New York, New Jersey. /
Pennsylvania and Washington. D. C.. r. 7
the interests Of the Northfield granite 4
works. His business vas with wholesale 1
dealers.
Horace DeForrest Of New York city. /
9 DO was a guest al the Old Homestead /
last year till late last fall, has returned for 4
IA Indefinite stay. Other guests are eX-
leeted there IN April. Il appears that I
he summer trade viii be good this wear.
e is good omen when the guests come 4
zarly.
Mrs. June, teacher in the primary de-
lartment Of the Training school, has gone
10 Middlebury to take q much-need I'd
Test. She has worked beyond her
.trength, but expects 10 return after the
-asler vacation. Miss Marion Harfing-
on takes the school in Mrs. June's abb
ence.
Mrs. Ellen o'Grady. with her two
.hIldren Of RoXbury, came last week to
sit her parents, John Bolin and wife,
md returned home yesterday. Her hus-
)aud, John OGrudy, well known here.
; too busy 10 visit He has meat
market, barber shop, is constable and
collector and grand juror, being the busy
nan Of Roxbury.
Thirty seven head Of cattle belonging to
ehiel Holman and p. X. Clark on the
IorhHm place, were subjected TO The tu-
lereulin test last week by Hon. vi.
pear and twenty-seFen responded 10 the
est and were condemned They were
hipped 70 Boston. Mr.. Clark has been
10 the farm the past year and some Of the
ows belong % Mr.. Clark and some TO Mr..
iolman. Only three COWS 10 milk are
ait, the rest being young stock
household necessity Thomas
.clectric Oil. Heals burns. cuts. wounds
I any sort; cures sore throat, croup. ca
arrh asst bnes never Faila 4