Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-28

a. D. Hyzer lost goot COW last week.
N pember Is very feeble and Is being
cared Tor at the home OF Charles Miles.
The Training school Is t. take the Eas-
tef vacation from yesterday till April 18th.
daughter OF ]. 4. Cushman OF Burling-
ton has been visiting Miss Alice Hyzer
lately.
daughter vas born Saturday night to
Prot. Daye and wife. Mrs. Daye's mother
Is with her.
Rev. George w. Patterson's children
were sick with the Group the first OF the
week, but are better now.
Mrs. NJ. p. Courser, who died at Royal
ton sunday, was buried here Tuesday.
She vas a relative OF the Chsdwicks OF this
town,
Mrs. 5. P. Paine, who has had pneumo-
mia the past two weeks and been imprcv-
ing lately, has had relapse and her condi-
ton is critical.
Elijah Ballou recently went to the woods
with his horse TO get load OF wood, but
came back without the horse, which
Grew its last breath.
Miss Nellie Barker, who has been teach
ing IN Brooklyn, \. Y, for many years,
is now taking vacation and visiting her
sunts here, Mrs. Dimick and Mrs. Hayden.
Miss Marion Harrington, who is teach
ing in Rockingham, has . vacation and is
visiting her parents here and will visit
her brother, Geo ge, at Burlington a
part OF tn ii ne.
Several from here went to the auction
sale Of the personal property OF the late
Opha Wheeler at East Randolph last Tues
day. There must have been some ancient
furniture, and il sold well.
George Adams, who hiss carried on the
IN. Pember farm the past year, is NOV
ing into bis fathers house In the village
and Frank Young OF East Randolph is to
take his place on the farm.
Mrs. Benjamin OF 81. Adams, who has
been here about year, has now gone TO
Alison ). Pride's TO assist his mother, who
sin feeble health, and care for her and
kotaiter the housekeeping.
Miss Bessie Holden has gone to Spring
held, Mass, 10 visit Miss Ella Welch and
Inc Misses Blodgett, who spend their sum-
mers here, and she may extend her visit 70
Boston and visit friends there.
Mrs. Moore, who has been attending to
household duties at Chester Bickford's
has gone to Washington to assist in the
care Of her father, who is sick, but ii is ex-
pected that she will return soon.
Mrs. Mary Bolin fell last week and dis-
located her wrist aud lacerated some of the
hgaments. DIR. n well put the wrist in
shape and 1t is dong well, although some.
what painful, as might be expected.
George II. Slack, who was taken to the
mouse OF correction at Rutland last fal
uhler sentence OF six months and twenty
uays' gained his five days per month fol
gOou behavior ana returned home last
saturday. lie reports that since the new
Jaw went into effect the institution hal
snrnnk nearly half in number.
Dir. Ellwood, who moved here last fal
rom Georgia, VT, put his goods in tn'
station there in December to have then
shipped to Randolph. He wrote letter.
auu Tried to get the goods, but the repl,
was that the congested condition OF Thu
iVaa rendered the shipment impossi Die
ne his just got the GOOD ard is glad tina
II Is no worse.
Inc services Of the federated Congrega
uohal and Methodist Episcopal churche
next sunday are as follows: 1880, publ
morshlp and sermon by pastor, sppropri
avs 10 Easter season; II, Bible school
guarterly review and Easter lesson;
layer meeting of the Young People
Ipocetyi $50, preaching service, sermon b.
residing Elder Newton.
81. through the courtesy OF Prof. Morril
p ba1 N. ~ Boyden and family, Misses Kim
20 81 ana Newell gave small party to 81
tneiT friends last week Wednesday even
s' Ihere was blizzard through tn