Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24


No more eositar dye foF cherries
Ia the new hygtenie piani
No more iam whose ouly berries
Are those nlctured oh The can,
No mWe syrups labeled "Mape,"
Made fFum eOFnst talks sugaFed down.
And drelared the seauiue staple
Dressing Tor hapiaek brown,
No more manufactured honey
Ia a colnh 81 paraftlne,
No more beans touched 40 ior money
With a salphite copper sheen,
Trust 40 labels hawe'eF pleasant
Let the dead past bury IL dead
Eat, cal Ia the living present
Nc more terra AHA bread,
Lives 81 great dyspepties mainly
Serve mi. simple truth % tell,
That the hApp u are plalniY
They Nho treat the stomach we'll
NJ. NJ. Wilson went TO Boston Sunday,
returning last night.
Mrs. WIN Pitkia Is in with Bright's
disease and was taken to the sanatorium
yesterday to be cared for.
Mrs. Warren Davis was taken to the
sanGtorium Tuesday to recover from the
Weakening effects OF the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales 4. Bass have been
entertaining their niece, Miss Edith Nj.
Colley, who came saturday and went away
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Gardner and little daugh-
ter, Wilma, OF Lebanon, y. H., were with
the formers sister, Mrs. Charlotte Luce,
over Sunday.
L. A. Brigham OF the Brigham Sheet
Gelatine company was away last week on
a business trip TO Albany and other places
in New York state.
Miss Cora v. White, who broke her
limb last week, was visited over sunday
by her father and sister, l.. ii. White and
Mrs. l.. J. Carroll, OF Barre.
George White, who is travelling nova
days for Frank Bailey, the junk dealer OF
Barre, managed list Sunday TO be IN Brat
tleboro, where his brother, Royal White,
resides.
A regular communication OF Phoenix
lodge, +. and A. NJ, will be held at 1880
O'Clock Tuesday evening, Jan. ~, with
work ON the NJ. NJ. degree. A large at
tendance is desired.
Miss Amy Bradford OF Newburyport,
Mass, was with her aunt, Mrs. A. A.
Wainwright, few days last week and
went to Northfield Saturday to visit an
other aunt, Mrs. p. ID. Pike.
Mrs. julius Rattee. who was reported
very low last week after an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
rallied more favorably later and was able
Saturday TO write to her friends.
The program for the next Grange
meeting viii be manly music interspersed
with paper on current events, by Miss
Kate Connolly, essay, Natures Lessons
| to Man, by Miss Annie l.. Messer, and a
"Conside,ation of Timely Topics" by A.
A. Priest.
John Abbott OF Winchester, Mass, was
in town frem Friday TO Sunday attending
to business connected with the Sanford
| farm, which has been carried on for the
last five years by Fayette Munson, who
came from Messina, n. W and intends to
return there shortly
The food sale in the vestry of the Meth
odist church Saturday afternoon had its
supplies somewhat cut off by the inclem-
ency of tue weather, and could not fill all
the orders received for cookery. The
| tables were in charge OF Mrs. A. Hills
and Miss Beulsh Hayes, who disposed OF
their entire stock OF edibles for a.
Warren Abbey died Monday at the
home OF his SOD, Herbert, on the George
Hatch road. Death resulted from appen-
dicitis, after two days illness. Mr.. Abbey
was 81 years of age. The uneral was held
Wednesday. A widow, three sons, Jason
OF Bellows Falls. John of Barre and Her
| bert, and one daughter, Mrs. Archer, OF
Braintree survive.
dozen or more dogs were playing tag
around the station Tuesday, running in
and out under moving freight train,
when one of their number, belonging to
| Robert Bruce, was caught by the wheels
and cut in two. 1t was remarked by some
unfeeling bystander that il the fatality
had extended to the whole dozen, it woald
| not have been an unbearable affiiction to
village so well stocked with CANNES as
this one is.
The grip is still busy adding to its list Of
victims and gives no sign Of having any
where near reached the end OF its tiendish
activity. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle have
both been very sick and Mrs: Beedle is yet
unable 10 be up. Mrs. Ill. w. Vail, who
has suffered all winter from neuritis, is
bow Just get ting over q run of the pre-
vailing epidemic. ii. w. Mcintyre has
been housed several days. Mrs. w. X.
Waterman, after hard siege OF illness, is
finding it difficult work to rally, and Mrs.
George Il. Mason has been having severe
attack.
Miss Eliza Goodhart is having mild
case of diphtheria and the house opposite
the gristmill is quarantined, among the
| inmates being Miss Goodhart's sister, Mrs.
Clara Bruce and five children from Barre,
who have been spending the winter here.
No other members of the household have
the disease, from which two OF Mrs.
Bruce's children had recovered some time
before they came to Randolph. In order
to take every precaution TO prevent any
spread of the ailment, Miss Frances War
ner, second assistant-in the high sch oil,
Martin Connolly and Miss Esther George
have also been quarantined as they had ex-
posed themselves by calling on Miss
Goodhart Saturday before the nature ol
her illness had been determined. MISS
Emma, daughter OF Hale l.. Flint, is now
nearly well after light run OF diphtheria,
and as soon as clear culture is obtained
from her throat, the quarantine VIII Dc
raised from the Flint house.
A.E. Kendrick, w. f. Wedgwood, G. z
Roundy, John Blanchard, Z. o. Dumas o.
Woodstock and Leo Dumas were passen'
gers on the mail train that collided witt
the cattle train at South Royalton Friday
All escaped injury though some OF then
were unceremonIously bounced out o
their seats into the aisle by the shock o
the collision. The New England State
Limited, which had been he'd at MiltoI
four hours while wreck train from 81
Albans repaired 60 feet of track torn ul
by broken wheel on way freight
freight pulled in about o'clock at nigh
and had to wait until before the track
South Royalton was cleared Tor trafnc
Thirty or 40 of its passengers found chee
and comfort for the delay in good suppe
at the Randolph Inn. &. o. Dumas, nav
ing finally reached here after the perils 0
the wreck, stayed until Monday before re
turning to Woodstock. He reported tina
town as preparing to organize Daseoal
team the first of February capable OF DIS
turbing the complaceDcy OF Randolph owe