Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
a Business eeatitude.

q Business eeatituue.
Though there be no PA. d.,
Nor 4 letter on can see
Just behind his signature.
Yet he bears an hgnoFe1 name
n not found in Halls oi Fame,
For the business world this rule insults,
Blessed Is the man who pays NJ bilis'
he may not be rated great
Ia the councils of the state,
Nor the one for whom 20 search
To redress some crying wrong
Lead dance or sing a song,
Blit The h'is business world with peace he hlls
And it blesses him who pays MS biiis.
i The Rebekahs are to have a whist party
4 this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
+ Miss Blanche smith of New York is the
+ guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 2. Lamson.
Eugene Ingalls, of Wiiliamstown passed
Sunday with his brother, Z. h. ingalls,.
Mrs. Fannie Fullam is again at her
rooms in the Martin block after soJourn
+ OF three months in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. F. B. Thomas IS passing a couple
of weeks in Peabody, Mass, as guest IA
the family Of Charles Thomas, her brotner-
in-law.
Mrs. Sadie Boynton and Miss Eta
f Greenwood OF Newtonville, Mass, are Yis-
iting Mrs. Boynton's sister, Mrs i. j. Al
ans, and family.
Jobn Guyette, who had been staying at
the Chandler homestead as the guest Of
his daughter. Miss Mabel, departed 70
Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. II. p. Riford has so far recovered
from an illness which threatened to de-
velop into pneumonia that her daughter,
Mis- Ruth, who came home few days
ago to care for her, has returned 70 Lake
port, N II.
A regular communication OF Phoenix
iodge. 30. rs. will be held in Masonic hall
TUESDAY evening, Feb. 6. at I;30 O'Clock.
The d. ID. G.. NJ. will make the lodge an
official visit at this time, and good at
tendance is desired.
The family OF Charles Harris, who since
their removal from Randolph some seven
teen wears ago have been living in Jersey
CITY. are now making arrangements 10
/ take mn their residence in Harvey, lll.i
near Chicago, where Mr.. Harris has been
established in business since December.
School in Dist. No. 10, Braintree,
closed Friday, Jan. 26. OF the nine pupils,
Ruth Wheeler, Annie and Mildred HOW
, ard. Mary and Susie Burridge had no
. marks during the term; Ersie Bingham,
4 Fred Wheeler, Myrtle Burridge and Ken
meth Bowen had no tardy marks during
, school mem bership and Annie Howard no
! marks during the year.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks accompanied Miss
Floy Sturtevsnt on the latter's return 70
81. Albans Tuesday and participated that
, evening i'm the Knights of Columbus an
! nual concert and ball in City hail. Today
! Miss sturtevant comes back to Randolph
. with Miss Fairbanks for the Eastern star
/, , social and supper this evening in Grange
hall.
q Levi Grout of Morrisyille arrived
"Wednesday Of last week and stayed until
Monday with has sisters, Mrs. A. }. huse
aud Mrs o. j. Marcott, whom ne Mlshsu
10 see before he started for California early
!. this month Mr.. Grout will go TO Los
Angeles and Pasadena and hopes 70 be es-
tahlished so that his family can join him
/, before April 5, at which date the eNcur-
sions to California will cease.
, Dana IL. Morse OF the state board OF ag-
I ricuitnre went away Monday TO attend the
Farmers institutes at bnosourg falis
Tuesday. st. Albans Bay yesterday, Geor-
gia today aud Milton Falls tomorrow
Resides Mr.. Morse. the speakers OF the
hoard at these institutes are j. walter Nc
: Kean. late secretary OF the Maine state
board of agriculture; Ernest Hitchcock OF
, Pittsford; George Aitken, manager oi 4.
: lings farm at Woodstock; +. >. Cooley oil
! the Massachusetts, board Of agriculture
Prof. G. r. Jones Of the University oil Ner-
mont. and GOV. e. j. Bell OF Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Judd have sold for
S13OO their place in the town OF Braintree,
known as the Theodore Williams farm, 70
Mrs. Mary Ann Hamiett OF Elmore, who
; will take possession March list. They have
hone ht for $500 the farm OF George Mud
getf who Is TO remove with his family the
. first of March 10 a farm near Miller, Neb.,
! ,vhicb he has rented OF w. j. flAgg,
brother Of George w. Flagg. Mis-. Ham
lett was married Saturday afternoon ~ tht
Methodist parsonage to Dearborn Wood
worth OF Randolph, Rev. \. Nj. fowief
being the officiating clergyman. MT
Woodworth is a brother OF Mrs. u. y
Woodworth and has been staying AZ hef
home. which is known as the Terry farm
Messrs. Kicker, Hatch & Blanchard
: shipped from tins station MONDAY lu
/. calves 4 hogs. a pair OF oxen and two cows
I They paid from to cents pound ioi
I the calves, from TO 81 cents pound toi
the hogs, cents pound for the oxen ana
q s25 and $50 for the cows. Two hogs
! raised bv Horece Kibbee OF Brookiield and
one fatted by II. II. Martin OF Williams
town were porcine monsters with an ag-
!, yregate weight of over 1000 pounds. NJ
&. Rowell's shipment Monday was a hoch
Of IS sheep bought OF Clayton ana huperl
Mann AT 4 cents a pound. The Aessfs
. Mann. who are among the biggest shee
n raisers in the state, sold to Mr.. Rowell
!, few weeks ago a flock OF 800, and have ~
= more for the market.
= Mrs. Iavinia fFletcherl, wife OF Hon
Frank Plumley OF Northield, died az th'
home Of her son, Charles, IN tnat Niilas'
Monday morning OF pneumonia after a.
a illness OF four DAYS. She was vel KNOW
o In this vicinity ami in the fall ATTENDED
g the Fish and Game League banquet y
= Fast Rraintree. at which Mr.. Piumiel
s ,-aSs fbe urineipal address. She was
+ woman Of great culture and refinement
and possessed of keen, active mind Wit
Z, a poetical cast Of thought. While az Oaf
acas during the eight months that ne
husband was refereeing the Franco-Nen
ezueIan dispute in that city, she acquired
] such mastery OF the spanish languag
. that she was able 10 act es spanish ihtel
A nreter Tor the French Venezuelan cour
held in Northfield last February. sh
v ouId have been s. in March.
! Among the passengers on ths eyenini
express Friday. who miraculously =
i. caned destruction when the train ran M
e an omen switch at Bolton. we're the traveiin
men. Carroll l.. and J. W. Flint, going I
their homes in Buriingtoni eheruial
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