Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-22
Randolph Continued.

There will be a regular meeting OF the
Eastern star next Thursday evening".
Mrs. suss Bass will be the hostess of the
Chautauqua circle next Tuesday evening,
W. L. Martin has been in Dudley,
Mass, since Friday, visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Logan.
Mrs. Y. 5. Bradbury reached town the
goth after a two months absence in Clare
mont, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. ). 5. Whitcomb have been
entertaining his sister, Mrs. Ellis Aubrey |
of Fort Edward, n. Y, this week.
MIR. aud Mrs. c. j. Stoekwell OF Han /
cock were with Rev and Mrs q, o. Howe /
Tuesday night, stopping here on their |
way to the Capital.
The Boston Musical club appears this |
evening in Dubois 4 Gays hall as the |
third attraction in the Randolph Enter |
tainment course.
Mrs, A. X. Crandall returned Monday
from Burlington, where she had been
passing the summer with her son, Charles
Crandall and family.
Miss Mary Cotey, who is to be with her
parents through the winter, arrived Tues
day from Boston, where she has been act
ing as nurse IN hospital.
Mrs. f. j. OBrien, who was called to
Randolph by the death of her step-father,
the late Thomas Carr, returned to West
Somerville, Mass, Monday.
The meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union Will be held with Mrs.
{. 0. Osha on School street Friday after
noon, Nov. %, at O'Clock.
Mrs. Richard H. Robertson of Charles
town and her daughter, Mrs. Robert J.
Merrill of Claremont, n. H., spent last
night at Rev. Homer Whites.
A daughter, Marguerite Muriel, was
born Nov. 5 to Mr.. and Mrs. h. l.. McCar-
formerly Miss Woehler of Randolph.
John Butterfield and has brother in law,
George Woods, went to Bellows Falls
Tuesday to look for work with the Yer
mont Farm Machine company of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. d. Williams arrived
Tuesday from New Haven, Conn.,, where
Mr.. Williams had been staying with his
daughter, Mrs. John Thesis, for the bene-
fit of his health.
Lucius Blodgett is in very critical con-
| ditiOn as the result of impeded circulation
in the arteries of the right limb, in which
an embolus has formed that so far it has
been impossible to move or absorb.
John Curran has sold his milk route to
| Charles Baker, who lives ON the Nelson
Morse place and has already taken charge
of the cart. Mr.. Curran's dairy, however.
will continue to fGrnish milk for the route,
S. H. King has sold his meat cart bust
ness to Mrs. Henry Luce, whose husband
is to conduct the same. A market will be
opened in few days in the basement of
the Lamson block next to the Gay livery
stable.
The pews taken from the Christian
church building, when it was torn down
to make way for the Chandler Music hall
and Bethany Parish house, were shipped
yesterday to Woodstock, N. H., to be
used in two Other houses of worship.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped Monday 30 hogs
and L calves, paying 81 cents pound for
the hogs and from to cents a pound for
the calves b. F. Kicker CARED a small
number OF calves and hogs at this station,
for which he paid an average price of 81
cents pound.
A young buck, weighing about 175
pounds, was found dead Monday beside
the track half a mile above the "TinU
bridge, having evidently been struck ana
KILLED by passing train. Game Warden
George Ford took possession of the car
cass, which he sold to jehel Williams for
retail trade.
: While canvassing in Brantree, Mrs.
James Carrlgan entered the house of vii.
nam Rogers, some of whose family were
having scarlet fever and, to prevent the
spread OF the disease, she was placed in
quarantine at Mrs. Mary Jerd's uuon bar
return to this village. Tuesday, the house
was tumgated and the quarantine raised.
Mrs. Ed. Morse has come from Roches.
ter to visit her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs q
.; Chamberlin, and other friends until
after Thanksgiving. Her husband and
daughter, the latter q student at the Nor.
mai, viii also be here to keep the feast with
the Rochester club, whose reunion this
year promises to be the most notable event
in its history.
Nine Sir Knights from Randolph took
part IN the Masonic ob5equies at the flu
neral OF Dr. l.. M. Greene in Bethel last
thursday. They were A. NJ. Hubbard. /
b. Fisk, j. f. Tewksbury, j. D. DenisoD
A. j. Huse, f. A. Phillips, c. w. Hayward
H. IT, Erskine and Lucius Webb. T1ere
were also present at the service Drs. A. q
Bailey, f. &. Angel, G. l.. Stewart and !
+. Clifford. -
49, IWenty-three members of the Eastern
star attended meeting of the order in
North1eld last night, namely Mrs. O. s
IChla1mberlain, Mrs. }. B. Eidredge, Miss
Aoole Clark, Mrs. Frank Stiles, Mrs. John
| W. WIN her SISTER, MRS. 4. f.. Lazelle
Oh pio, Mhiie River Junction, Mrs. B. F.
Kicker Mrs. S. z. Clark, Mrs. Fannie FuI.
lam, Mrs. A. M. Hubbard. Mrs. L,
RfIusslow, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. RumrilI
M Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Tewksbury, Mrs. j, p
Cleveland, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, Mrs, r
a. A; smith, ". A. Mcintosh, Mrs. s. s
WNhitcomb, Mrs. W. j. Blodgett, Misses
Edlth Ho ward, Hazel Fairbanks and Hars
riet hayward. Beulah chapter of This
p'aee worked the addenda, "The Pilgrims"
Heber Holman, Jr., assistant steward Of
was injured by the explosion Of q ga,,
range IN the kitchen of the club rooms Of
O'Clock Saturday morning. He had lust