Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-06

.Nay." she said with heartless raillery,
"lll meter leave a decent salary
For cheap housekeeping JOB"
Gilman Chamberiin went back Monday
TO New York.
Z. l.. Bass has bought another house
lot in Bethel.
Henry G. Vail Is home from New York
for months vacation.
Miss Lena Ellison was in Burlington
Tuesday ON shopping trip.
Carl McAllister OF Boston spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Alice Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Powers are enter
tanning Miss Luvia Hatch of Chelsea.
The w. c. I. U. will meet at 8 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. B..
Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Rhodes were in st.
Adams, yesterday TO visit their nephew,
Enoch Rhodes.
Only 2s tickets were sold at this station
yesterday morning for the excursion to
Missisquoi park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HarrisBass attended the
funeral OF his cousin, Mrs. Sanford Kent,
in Northfeld Saturday.
A. J. Russlow has begun to gain from
his serious illness and expects to be able
TO sit up in day or two.
Miss Ruby Allen has succeeded Martin
Connolly as Randolph correspondent to
the Burlington Free Press.
| Mrs. David Bosworth and two children
OF Bristol are with Mrs. Bosworth's par
ents, Judge and Mrs. w. II. Nichols.
Miss Lena Kilburn went to Northfield
yesterday to be the guest the rest OF the
week of Misses Laura Averill and Winni-
| fred Ellis.
Mrs. j. Ray Sargent left Tuesday for
North Haverhill, \. H., after having been
the guest two weeks OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
b. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Young OF Concord,
n. H., and Lynn Young of North Wood
stock have been called here by the failing
condition OF their mother, Mrs. w. N.
Young.
Mrs. Clare Cady, who had been in War
ren to see her father, stopped here Mon
day on her way back to New York,
where she has been employed several
months in store.
Mrs. Susa Bass, Mrs. Luke Parish, Mrs.
A. NJ. Hubbard and Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle
were in Burlington yesterday attending
the annual state convocation of the Order
of the Eastern Star.
| At the special meeting of the Randolph
Graded school district Monday evening,
E. w. Tewksbury was elected treasurer
OF the district to fill out the term OF the
late VIM. II. Dubois.
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy of Morris
Vile have been visiting among their for
mer parishioners since Tuesday but went
this morning to Stowe to attend the La
moille county Congl conference.
Mrs. George Pope, living on the Smith
farm Just below the village, was taken to
the sanatorium abont midnight Tuesday,
suffering so severely from gall stones that
| an immediate operation was Imperative
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, who had been in
Burlington some time with her daugh.
ter. Bessie, who is a student at the U
Il V. NJ, went through here Friday on hel
way to Boston to visit her sons, Fred ano
{ Ernest.
Martin Sargent and Miss Orpha Sar'
gent, both of this place, were married
Monday at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. x. M. Fowler. The couple started
.. Immediately after the ceremony on a brie
carriage trip.
{ The many friends of Mrs. Minnie b
(Sargent) Wright will be sorry to learn
that she is again in the sanatorium FOL
consumptives at Rutland, Mass. She hae
severe attack of the grip this wintel
that left her with pleurisy of the lungs. :
Lewis Tatro, living on the Summer farm
in Brookfield, has quadruped freak OF
chicken with two normally located leg
and two others growing out OF its back
II is a healthy bird and seems disposed t.
grow and travel upside down If it want
: to.
j. H. Mussey, who had been for SOM
time connected with the creamery OF tn
C. C. Brigham company in this place
went to Boston yesterday to work
month for the company there in posi-
tion that will be permanent II he decide
to remain.
The circulation Of books from the Kim
ball Public library during May reached
total of 1918 volumes with daily aver
age of SO 1922. OF the whole number
144 COS per cent? were class books, 26
1902 per cent) juveniles and SOB (6S.7 pc
cent? fiction.
F.B. Thomas and family, who hav
been in the habit of summering at thei
Highland Place farm, are to take pei
manent residence upon it about the frs
: of July, when the house they leave @
South Pleasant street will be occupie
:, bv Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Merchant.
A very handsome monument OF Barr
,s granite. from the finishing rooms c
g Harry Bertoli in Montpelier, has bee
raised in Southview cemetery to the men
J. ory Of the late DR.. H. H. Mcintyre. 1t
e a perfect oval, corresponding exactly t
the shape Of the lot, and stands 53a fee
high on base 5x7 feet.
3 Randolph lodge, No. 4S, |. Q. .. r
n will hold Memorial service at o'cloc
! Sunday afternoon, June 16, in the Bapti'
e church. Rev. Brown E. Smith OF Cherr,
at