Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21

A'NAANttN fHAN 'fN HsNAtNN aAHAks
he they natural or legal,
ThaWs malic iously disclose
All the garbage ut creation
In full detail Of woes,
Had the bullet, which 50 surely
Sealed tee lips g stanford White,
on an even chance OF right,
There would be at least the comfort
OF relief from courtroom walls,
| II us really true dead women,
Like dead men, can tell nu tales,
Mrs. George Whitney was in Bethel
| Tuesday to see Mrs. John Mckane.
lemuel Richmond has bought the Peter
Tredo woodlot OF i25 acres in Braintree.
DIR. Charles Chedel was home over sun
day from the Mary Hitchcock hospital in
| Hanover, n. IL,
Fred Beedle OF Keene, n. H., has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
Beedle, since Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster were in
4 Burlington from FRIDAY to Sunday to visit
their son, F. q. Webster, Esq, and family.
| The Eastern Star will have a meeting
/ Thursday evening", Feb. 2S, when the otii,
GERS are requested TO be present on account
| OF work.
! Charles Hutchinson OF Northampton,
/ Mass, AS the guest Of his nephew aud
Z NAAS' VT hhh NAAos ANNA ~ - AiAANlAAh1NA,
last night.
Col. A. B. Chandler is at ]. F. Lamson's,
arriving from Brooklyn Tuesday night,
and Clarence W. Hodges will come from
New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stark arrived
Monday from Greenfield, Mass, after
nearly three months absence in Boston,
Lynn, Marlboro and Nashua.
Mr.. agi Mrs. NJ. F. Estabrook are en-
tertaining Mrs. Estabrook's uncle, Her
man +. Wills of Cleveland, o., who was
among the arrivals yesterday.
The Sanatorium Aid society has fixed
upon Friday evening, April 5, as the date
OF its Cotton Masquerade ball, at which
cotton gowns will b. en- regle.
Ruth, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pecue, has been i'll with the
grip but is now better. Miss Nina Me-
Kane OF Bethel was at Mr.. Pecue's last
week.
Henry Phelps has bargained his farm,
south Of the village, known as the Martin
place, to NJ. +. Estabrook, to whom he in
tends to give possession the middle of
March.
The annual meeting OF the Randolph,
Brainiree and Brookfield Fish and Game
Protective league will be held in East
Braintree at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning,
Feb. %.
r. NJ. Hyde of St. Albans, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Central Vermont Rail
way company, was in the village Tuesday
for conference with Capt. b. f. Bowman
on excursion business.
Notice has been sent to the HERALD OF
the death OF George Jones in Hartland,
Feb IL, at the age of 10 years and days.
The deceased had been affected some time
with gangrene of the foot.
The next meeting of the Randolph
: Woman's Literary club has been post
poned 10 March on account OF the illness
of the hostess, Mrs. M. A. Tewksbury,
who is convalescing from gastritis.
Mrs. viii Pitkin, who had BEEN at the
sanatorium nearly month, suffering
from a severe attack of Bright's disease,
was able to leave the institution Saturday
and is continuing to gain at home.
Dennis Phillips, agent for the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, will open an office
in the Cushman block the first of March
in the rooms that were long the quarters
of the Vanornem shoeshop and music
store.
Mrs. b l. Pratt, returning from visit
, to her sister, Mrs. Della Tilson, in Middle
sex, spent Sunday with relatives in Mont
pelier, from which place she was accompa-
MED Monday by a cousin, Ambrose Alex
ander, who has also been staying at L
Lii lies.
d Street Commissioner w. N. Bailey is moi
J waiting for the inevitable spring thaw to
turn the streets of the village into water
ways, but with commendable foresight il
: making excavations in the ice that fills the
cutters and getting the sewer holes open
to carry off the anticipated flood.
The Randolph National bank will not be
: open for business tomorrow, Washing.
,'e ,rth hdox, hn Hoe Will nh
= the holiday from 10 80 a. m. to 2p. m. anc
= from 3 80 to pm, ,and the Kim ball Public
/ library will be closed in the evening
though open as usual in the afternoon.
e Mrs. Almira E. Glazier announces the
. approaching marriage of her daughter
e Bertha Helen, to Albert Baker Smith, the
event to be followed by a wedding recep
( ton at the Gazier home in Northtielc
t Falls Wednesday evening, Feb. q. Th'
d bride elect was for few seasons trimmer
in the millinery department of Bel
d Brothers store.
K Owen Seymour drove one OF j. B. Adams
S teams to the village last Thursday anC
= came to grief on the South Pleasant stree
crossing by the breaking of shackl
Il that let the thIlls onto the horses heel
: and started runaway. Mr.. Seymou
d either jumped or tumbled out Of the sleigl
a and succeeded in halting his careerinl
Slttu ~ lut 1ushllhh piOeh pSioiO iui WV
damage eDsued.
. Edwin f. Deering, now of Quincy Mar
y ket, Boston, who presented his play
;, 'Saffo in Black" in this village som
= = years ago, is to offer its humorous ant
" musical features to the consideration OF
= city assembly this evening and tomorrow
evening as an entertainment in Jordal
hall for the benefit OF the Marketmen'
Relief association. The piece has beei
d in rehearsal six or seven weeks and is to b
staged in four acts with special scener
= and elaborate electric effects.
z The campfire in Dubois & Gays hall to
morrow evening will be addressed by De
n partment Commander John A. Sheldon
" and Assistant Adjutant General Henry W
= Spafiord OF Rutland, Judge Advocate ). +
Pingree of Hartford, Hon. G. s. Palmer o
=, Burlington, Hon. Zed s. Stanton OF Rox
IL bury, Col. A. G. Brown Of Montpelier an,
other prominent speakers. Gov. Fletche
he d. Proctor will also be present If it is pos
r sible for him to be. The Woman's Relic
corps will serve in G. A. X. hall al o'cloc
supper free to all out-of-town visitor
is and to members of the Grand Army, Re
ct lief corps and Sons OF Veterans. Th
Dr campfire. free to all, will open at 1880 /
ie Dubois & Gays hall, and the public
ne most cordially invited to attend. The Gen
iIxro will thpsa xyh