Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-17
Randolph.
GKoRoiA wHirE. Local Editor.


The Rochester club will have a social in
Grange haul this evening,
Mrs. j. 3 Howell OF Barre spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs, \, &. Greene.
Barney shapiro started sunday ON
business trip 70 Burlington aud Boston.
MIR, and Mrs. c, J. Rockwell are in New
York for week or ten days, going satur-
day.
Q. w, whitien and Eli 81. Lawrence are
recent additions To the list OF subscribers
at the Randolph Telephone exchange.
i Mr.. and Mrs. h. Y, Kicker entertained
Mr.. Rieker's sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Darling, OF 6roton over Sunday.
Dana IL. Morse received the compliment
OF reelection 10 the presidency OF the
Vermont Dairymen's association at the
annual convention IN Burlington last
week.
Myron fuller drove from Tunbridge
Friday 10 take home Mrs. fuller, who had
been spending week with her sister, Mrs.
l.. J. Blakely. The two ladies took a trip
TO Montpelier the day before.
Mrs. A. p. Knights and two daughters
went TO Boston Saturday TO have the tinal
operations performed TO straighten the
eyes OF the elder daughter, Alice, who is a
patient at the Eye and Ear intirmary.
1 htaliu oittNtt IIhuh NttNtAhnu OF bIhll-
tree has closed the school in the Burridge
district for six weeks in order To check an
epidemic OF whoOping cough. This Is the
school taught by Mrs. Russell Burridge
The reading room OF the kimball Public
library has been made more attractive TO
readers these long winter evenings by the
addition OF o-lighted standard electric
lamp at each table. A drop light has also
been placed over the table In the reception
room.
George G. Flint installed the newly
elected officers OF Eclipse grange IN Thet-
ford Friday night and performed the same
| office for Northheld grange saturday night
| While he was in Thetford Mrs. Flint was a
guest at Leet 4. Blodgett's in West Leb-
anon, y. II.
Mrs. w. b. Gates OF Burlington. remem-
| bered in Randolph as Miss Belle Chandler
! IL at lake Placid, y. Y, this winter fol-
- the benefit OF her health, which is making
4 gratifying progress toward re-establlsh'
ment In the bracing atmosphere OF th'
y Adirondack region.
The ladies' Aid OF Braintree Branch il
TO hold it's annual supper at Elbridge hol
mans Friday evening, Jan. %, with thre'
rugs to 60 to the holders OF the luck,
numbers OF supper tickets. The proceeds
will be used to paint the church. ATTEND
and invite all your friends.
O. b. Copeland gave the University clul
~ a complimentary banquet Monday evening
. at his residence on Highland avenue AM
, very happily entertained party OF fifteen
PRINCIPAL +. q. Ham furnished the pspe
for discussion, the subject being "Secre
Societies in Preparatory Schools"
Miss Alice Coulumbe, who had been =
ClaremCnt, n. H., some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Baptiste, came Sunday I
}. stay in town the rest OF the winter on &C
count OF the feeble health OF her mother
10 Mrs. Charles Coulumbe. James Brsdle
of ST. Adams was at the Coulumoe home
few days the first OF the week.
The subordinate lodge OF Odd Fellows
Fern Rebekah lodge and Excelsior en-
campment will have JOINT installation 9
officers Tuesday evening, Jan. Y. Y.
Graves OF Waterbury will install Tor IN
subordinate lodge, Mrs. Nellie Bates {
Waterbury for the Rebekahs, and Mar
NJ. Goodell OF this place for the encamr
ment.
Mrs. Asensth Cross arrived Saturda
from Springfield, Mass, after six week
absence during which she underwent
successful operation for the removal OF
cataract from her right eye. She alreao
has the use OF that eye and a little latt
, the sight will be greatly improved by cal
aract glasses. Her daughter, Miss Ma
Cross, came with her from Springfield
v stay until today.
lg Raymon Torra Closa, a Spaniard ~ year
OF age, who has been in this country oni
five months. is boarding at n. c. Greene
nv and working in Salisbury Brothers fat
=. tory while acquiring a knowledge OF u
q English language. He came from Ne
York Sunday morning, on the recommei
dation of fellow countryman, elemen
Cabarro, who was a student here until
went to New York in the tall.
The Snowshoe club organized Monos
!. evening by electing DR.. T., y. biaDcnar'
= president; Guy p. Lamson, vice preslaen
John Lamson, secretary ana treasu rs.
Edmund Nixon, J. w. Raymond ana va
hanson. executive committee. AFTER u
meeting, ten members OF the club went
Msri-Castle park for the first run OF u
season and found that the soft snow iste
fallen on the hard crust made nne shoeln
Mrs. r. q. Morton was in West Har
ford SATURDAY. to attend the funeral OF n
eldest sister, Mrs. S. Nj. Snow, whose dea,
occurred the 10th as the result OF snocl
The home OF the deceased was
Broad Brook, but on account OF the teen
health Of her husband, they had left u
. farm to the care of their daughter AND
husband. and had been spending the WI
ter with a daughter of Mr.. Snow IN we
> Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds return'
. SUNDAY night from a stay OF several ga
dc in Boston. shortly before their departu
- to the city, Mr.. Leeds, while speahklng speaking
ny someone at TIE door OF their nonie
I'VE Highland averue, suddenly lost eohsoito .e
me ness and fell Nlsh such force that his me-
ers struck the g ,,r with bound. He fort
lc. nately esca pod serious injury and soon
,ut covered from the attack, which is su
es- posed to have been due to a disturbance
- the heart.
m ms Glenn Hobart of Windsor, VINO d
I'D been in Montreal with his father, Ea~a
Its Hobart, on one OF the latter runs 90 :,
10. way baggage master, stopped mere
Ae' Th1rsday and stayed until Sunday with
70, erandparents, Mr. and Mrs. :. A. Ho c,6.'
Nd Nd He also visited his aunt. Mrs. WINE
by Tracy, in St. Adams and his p mel vo .,
~ Hobart, in Essex Junction. Inc you
" man, since graduating from the NJ