Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-30


Than that small nag witch floats today
o'ereyery soldiers grave.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall is Waiting in
Sharon.
Miss Ruth Morse OF Barre n the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Ella smalley.
Rev. Fraser Metzger spoke before .
Cong'l conference in Post Mills yesterday.
A son, Clarence Richard, was born FRI
day, May "a, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bruce.
Miss Celia, have been In Montpelier
week.
Henry Fuller OF Nor,hfield has been en-
gagged lately in engineering ON the sewer
system.
Mrs. +. n. King lef, yesterday for Tun-
bridge after an extended stay at Nj. =.
Rowell's.
Heber T. Holman has rented the Finn
place to carry on In connection with ms
own farm.
Ben Carpenter OF Springfield is paying a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Carpenter.
Mrs. William Pike OF Woodstock is
staying for few days with Mrs. Emily
Burroughs.
Mrs. Z. b. Hollis and two children are in
Natick, Mass, with Mrs. Hollis mother,
Mrs. {. IL. Jones.
Mrs. j. q. Mann started Monday to join
MI. Mann in 0rmsn, s. d., after athree
months absence East.
Miss Genieve Lamson attended the
dance Of he Norwich university freshmen
in Northfieid Friday night.
Mrs. James Chamberlin arrived Tuesday
from Bridgewater and went on today 10
Barre to remain two weeks.
Mrs. G. X. Granger is in Barre, Mrs. q.
II. ingalls, in Montpelier and Miss Bessie
Davenport in Northiield today.
S. w. Sumner was taken suddenly i'll the
I'D inst. with stomach and liver trouble
and has been very sick ever since.
There will be special communicate, ID
OF Phoenix lodge, No. %, Tuesday evening,
June 4, with work on the r. Z. degree.
A. j. Russlow, who has been critically
i'll for two weeks, seems little better this
morning though he had an uncomfortable
night.
Mrs. s. IL. King and grandson, Walter
Deyette, have gone to Hartford to spend
the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Rhodes have driven
exercises Of II. A. Eaton post, to which he
belongs.
Miss Nellie Billings Of East Bethel, who
had spent the winter at Key West, Fla, in
the family OF Dewitt Webb, reached town
yesterday.
Gardner Brewer OF Burlington was in
the village Tuesday TO decorate the graves
OF friends in Southview cemetery for Me-
mortal day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Marcott and their
son, Harry, are at Mascoma lake, Enfield,
N. H., putting their cottage IN readiness
for the camping season.
w. s. Teachout has begun work on the
Waterbury sewer with gang OF 20 ltat.
iaps to be increased to shoveling force OF
one hundred before long.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cook have with them
at present his mother, Mrs. Henry Cook,
and his sister in law, Mrs. Elmer Cook,
and son Of Woonsocket, X. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hatch are enter
tanning his father, Henry ]. Hatch OF
1 Manchester, N. H., who is convalescing
from serious attack Of acute Bright's
disease.
Leslie Durkee is being initiated in the
duties and responsibilities Of express
driver, to succeed Newell Pierce, who has
a similar situation offered him in Mag
nolia, Mess.
Rev. Samuel Knowles will begin next
Sunday his pastorate OF the First Baptist
church in Lexington, Mass, but his fam
lily will not remove from Randolph until
after the close OF school.
Rev. @. F. Partridge OF Woodstock, al
one time pastor OF the Methodist church
at the Center, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday, representing the Rand d NC
Nally Publishing company.
Mrs. Fred W. Curtis returned Saturday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington, with fair prospect Of being re-
stored to good health again by the opera
tion she recently underwent.
Mrs. j. w. Adshade made a brief triI
here Tuesday from her present home in
Wilder, to which she returned the nex
day with the family of her son, Sidney
who has also found employment there.
Mrs. Alonzo Noyes Of Chelsea has beer
passing week with Mt. and Mrs. A. II
powers, who expect Prof. w. H. Cum
mings and his daughter, Miss Julia, to ar
rive tomorrow from ClaremoDt, N. H.
VA. Grant is soon to install in hi
drug store a circulating library OF tn
newest books by the best authors, and ha
already ordered the first consignment 0
fresh literature, to which he will add from
time to time.
Leo Dumas, in building brush fenc
last Thursday, struck stick with his q.
and piece Of it hit him in the mouth
Knocking out two teeth and loosenin
three others. He narrowly escaped hayin
his chin split.
DR.. &c. Angel has his right knee i
.ast as the result OF an injury caused b
leaping from a carriage and strikjn
heavily on the ground. Water forme
around the joint and put the doctor o
crutches as means OF locomotion.
Miss Emma Pratt, who has been i
Woodstock all winter, taking charge {
the summer home of her cousins, Mr.. an
MIS-. C. e. Heald of New York, is in tn
village on a little vacation, beginnin
Tuesday and extending over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Abbott OF Spokan
Wash, are East for the summer, maxim
Rochester their principal stopping plac
Friday they came to Randolph to be u
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. nj. Hubbai
and other friends until their return
Rochester yesterday.
: A new Simplex type setting machine
being set up in the HERALD office by Y.
lombard, an expert machinist from u
factory OF the Unitype company in Brool
, Ivn. N. Y. The machine, which requir
two people to run it, will probably be,
operation next week, when q more d
tailed description OF it will be given.