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

Prom your burning utterance,
Rev. samuel Knowles returned Tuesday |
from trip to Canada.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. A. Thomas have been in
Milton and Georgia since Tuesday.
Mrs. c o. osha is at the sanatorium 10
recuperate from the after effects OF the
grip.
+. .R. Joslyn OF Omaha, Neb., was the
guest OF his cousin, r. III. Joslyn, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Julius Rattee was operated upon
Friday at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington and is very Low.
Miss Ellon Matthews has gone to Will
Jamestown to stay some weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. Windsor Ditty.
Hartley Fortin was able to resume work
with the ice cutters Of ID. I. Dyer Moncay,
after weeks illness from hard cold.
Mrs. George Miller OF Elmore, who had
been in the village since the 10th, went to
Lebanon, n. H., yesterday to see brother.
There will be regular assembly OF Has
well council, X. and ). NJ, at 7:3c Tuesday
evening, Jan. p, and good attendance is
de ,ired.
L. l.. Sault is making preparations TO
build comfortable residence m Sault
Hollow between the grove and the house
of Fred Shequine.
Miss Katharine Denison came back Sat-
urday from Nashua. n. H., where she had
been since Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
John X Spring, and family.
G. w. Barnes Is mourning the loss OF
pocketbook containing over $50, which he
remembers having Saturday morning but
| has not been able to locate since.
The Rochester Club Dramatic company
is rehearsing the four-act comedy, en-
titled "a Woman's Honor" which will be
put on the stage early in February.
While skating Tuesday morning on
stretch OF ice at J. B. Eldredge's, Miss
Cora White twisted her ankle and fell,
, fracturing a bone in her left limb Just
above the ankle.
! Mrs. II. t. Spaulding, who has been se-
Z riously i'll at the home of her daughter,
2 Mrs. Q. III. Granger, in Barre, is slowly
!, improving. Mrs. Laura Standish of North
e Pomfret is caring for her.
e Hon. James Hutchinson left yesterday
for New York and, after a few days there
e with the family of Frank Parsons, will go
| on to Washington, ID. o., to be with his
sister, Mrs. Spaulding, until March.
The Buck Printing company has brought
e out for 1907 very useful calendar, en-
bellished with an excellent view of Dubois
i, & Gays block, ia which the company is
% located, and giving full business directory
Of this village.
Mrs. Eugene Segar, who had been with
her sisters in Valdosta, Ga, this winter
1t reached Burlington Monday and was
called here the next day by the serious ill
J. ness of her father, c. E. Abbott, who is al
the sana orium suffering from bronchia
a pneumonia.
7. Rev. E. n Webber has accepted a call tC
the rectorship of st. Johns church in this
ts village and of Grace church at Randolph
Center, in both of which he will holt
services for the first time Sunday. He ha
been until recently in Lawrenceville, Pa.
but came here directly from Cocoa, Fla.
arriving Monday.
~ z. l.. Bass has received from one firm il
= Richford 72,433 feet of white rock mapl
x piano stock, and has gone to Island Pond
Y. where he has about twice that amount o
90 birch lumber. He is also having role
is logs from Canada, as well as from Stock
2 bridge and Cornth. HIS foreman, j. II
Patnode, has gone to Island Pond to Gu
chair backs.
Mrs. johnson B. Sargent has sold he
It. house on Central street-kpown as tn
g. Judge Perrin placetc Charles G, Giffor
an of East Bethel for $1,000. Mr.. and Mr.!
p Sargent will continue in possession Of th
ng place through the winter and do not pur
ld pose removing from this vicinity aftt
ID. turning the property over to the me-
owner.
Mark Goodell, ID. ID. G. p, and l..
.e- Erskine installed the officers OF Eurek
d. encampment, Northtield, last Thursda
NJ evening and were in Barre Monday ever
or ing to preside over the installation cert
re- monies of Minnehaha encampment of thu
de- CITY. The next night they performed I'll
same good work for the Odd Fellows
East Barre.
Andrew G. Nicholson, who succeed
oh Bell Brothers in the mercantile bushes
Ct is expected from Northampton, Mass
m Monday to take possession OF the sto
val after the final inventory preceding Il
NO transfer. About the first of March, II.
Bell and family will take up their res
dence in the Bell home ON Randolph av
nue. for the remainder of their stay
-. town, and the house OF Mrs. Emn
sn sm Reed on South Main street, vacated /
M ioe them, will, it is understood, be occupi,
zee zee by Mr.. Nicholson.
he The Joint installation OF u. s. Ora
post, G. A. r., the Womans Relief cor
and the Sons OF Veterans will take pla
Saturday evening with Charles Fiske
an Cliftondale. Mass, as installing officer
80. -. the post Mrs. j. p. Cleveland for the cor
- and the junior vice commander of the
Sa state organization for the Sons OF Vete
'he ans. The exercises will be open to mer
friends and war songs will be sung by
quartet composed of Messrs Kelly, Bale
ave Brigham and Beedle.
usV Emma the young daughter OF Mr.. al
81 81 Mrs. Hale l.. Flint, is having light for
'n OF diphtheria, with which she was tax
Wednesday night OF last week. Just he
she contracted the disease is not know
but she may possibly have been expos
} to on the train when returning with b
OF mother and the other children from ht
it iday visit in Milton. The fact that exaC
llso ly seven days elapsed from the time OF !
tbs. return to the appearance Of diphtheri
symptoms lends color to the supposit
OF the germ having been encountered
the cars, as that is the length OF til
usually required for the disease to develc
The school which Miss Emma attended
taught by Miss Elizabeth Holden-w
closed last Thursday night and did not l
open until yesterday morning, when
fear of further infection was over.