Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

- a btsAtl ana Cfaeh~
The Asafs lSs Wiz iiili tssr az |. .'a, s.opplns
lnul is brought
rhai claphoard nsils are pappinr
on O the ehiily Rishi
-fls not the din ~ battle,
N hutpiain tenpenny nails
fhai make that awful rattle.
on u the chilly dawn.
when slameer.s chain has treed Us.
ftal Tor revival need Us;
y 10 cough aud saeeae
While nngers freeEe,
y Have grip aud tansilltis;
lay doctarsi bills
fOr divers ills,
Along with straight hronehitis.
Yet IN the chilly dawn,
Prom sunstroke are safe
Whatever way We turn
John Rhodes OF st. Albans spent FRIDAY
: night with his uncle, l.. III. Rhodes.
w. +. Hanks OF Bristol spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Miss |. A. Goodrich Of Middlebury is
with her niece, Miss Minnie Carpenter.
Mrs. Dan Bliss OF Bethel visited Mrs.
Abble Bingham and Miss Ada Burroughs
Friday.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
Mrs. Ellen blanchard Tuesday evening,
March 5.
The Brooklyn Ladies' Whist club will
observe Gentlemen's night by a party at
w. T.. Slack's tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap, who had been Wis
! ting her father and sister, Dea. w. r.
and Miss Kate Howard, went 10 Fitch.
burg, Mass, Tuesday.
Guy osha started Friday for waltham,
Mass, to take position with the Walth-
am Watch company as engraver OF cases
and supervisor OF finishing work.
c. +. Abbott, who left the sanatorlum
week ago, having recovered from a
severe attack OF bronchial pneumonia,
went to Burlington Tuesday to stay with
his. daughter, Mrs. f. ID. Segar.
District Deputy Mark Goodell installed
he officers OF the |. o. o. +. encampment
in Waterbury Tuesday night and had with
him from Excelsior encampment z. $.
Booth, w. Z. Emerson, l.. q. Erskine and
+. IL. ketchum.
w $. s. Buck received news yesterday
OF the death of his uncle. Dan b. smith, in
New York city Tuesday night in the Goth
year OF his age. The deceased was native |
OF Randolph, son OF the late Serene and /
Hannah Smith, and was the last OF his |
family. He had lived in New York over
40 years.
j. II. Marcott will finish his work as dsy |
operator at the station tomorrow and will /
so W MS uutnt IN montreal 10 start I
from there Monday for the West. He will /
be accompanied by the night operator,
Fred Fairbanks, and the first objective
point OF the young men is st. Paul, Minn.,
where they will take the examinations
preceding appointment to positions.
Mrs. Lewis Galarr eau and her children,
with the exception of the two oldest, will
join Mr.. Galarneau in a day or two at
North Bay, Ontario, which is to be the fi-
ture home OF the family. Arthur will stay
here - finish his years studies in the
high school while board ng at A. M.
Hubbard's, and Miss Rena will remain for
the present, since she has a place as table
girl at the Randolph Inn.
j. Il. Drew. formerly of the firm of Drew
a. Leonard, druggists in Randolph, now
has large drug business in Poultney with Z
an exceptionally good prescription trade.
He has had great demand for cold soda
and ice cream all winter from the pupils 9
OF that tiourishing school, the Troy Con-
ference academy, whose taste for such /
cooling delicacies holds keen even in zero /
weather. Mr.. Drew's family still keep
their home in Burlington.
Robert II. Abbott, youngest son OF &. E. :
Abbott, was married Tuesday, Feb. 10, in
Denver, Col, to Miss George Anna, I
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. George A. Ollie J
Of that city, The young people have !
oS6uh HOusthttDluk at AZ WtSU StuAT j
venue, Denver. The groom, who went t
West three years ago for the benefit OF
his health, has good position as assayer L
in the extensive chemical works OF John
skinner, formerly Of Royalton.
The Carolina, in which DIR. and Mrs. II. c
!. Beekman made the voyage from Porto $
Rico recently, was fitted with the wireless
elegraphy apparatus that caught from the
OF air the messages they so swift N
"A ctars \
patches drawn from the sea of ether were
printed in neat little publication called +
he Aerogram, that kept the passengers of Il
he Caro- oeina in touch with the principal
lappenings of the world and in way t,
)ridged the expanse of water that rolled N
between them and the shore. y
At the annual meeting Of the Randolph, Y
Sraintree and Brookfield Fish and Game p
league Saturday, Luke Parish n !,
vas elected presidents; George W. Flagg, q
ice president; X. II Howard, secretary;
Fred Flint, treasurer, ID. ID. Howe and 81
George W. Flagg, prosecuting officers; :
lyman Hutchinson, ID. ID. Howe, John II
Jntiedt, r. II. Allis and T. j. Adams, q
irectors. 1t was voted to hold the annual 81
'anquet the first of June in East Braintree ie
nd to procure a speaker for the event. q
he association has about 80 members. Is
Capt. J. e. Eldredge, Capt. b. f. Bow =,
n and Mrs. Eugene Holman have been !,
ttending the annual encampment of the -,
'ermont department Of the G.. A. X. and 81
he state conven, ion Of the Woman's Re- n,
ef corps in Rutland this week. Tuesday =;
aw fulfilled the prediction made by Capt. ~
,ldredge at the campfire in this village n,
riday night, when he introduced Col. A. ~
!. Brown of Montpelier as the next de- a, s
artment commander OF Vermont, to ~
'hich high office he was chosen Tuesday :.
y the 2,7S7 veterans present. Mrs. Il. N. y, ~
Using was elected junior vice president Of y; a;
he state w. Il. @. and Mrs. Nina Slough ~
On was made a member Of its executive "a
oard,
The cantata, ''Under the Palms," for the
enefit OF the Roman Catholic society, will :,
G given Monday evening, March IS, in III
'uBois q Gays hall. The soloists BE- ca
,cted are MISS Minnie Barbour OF Mont OF
elier, contralto; Mrs. Il. j. O'Brien Of re
Vest Somerville, Mass, Miss Blanche o.
sopranos; DR.. w. M. Kelly, l.. as
. Brigham, John l.. Hutchinson, tenors; es
!. III. Beedle, John Lamson and Fred II
rain, basses. There will be chorus OF ~
voices and a children's chorus with tf
olos. The High School male quartet will CT
Ike part and a double mixed quartet -
ormed by Miss Sparhawk, Mrs. O'Brien, y
I lss Barbour, Miss Lillian Knowlton, Mr..
eedle, Mr.. Brigham, Mr.. Lamson and p