Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
RandOlph.
o,oearA WHITE, Local Editor.

ira Cushman has gone to Clare
VI ri TO remain until after Christ
Father j. P. O'Neill Of Northfield
N guest Of Rev. Father Penders
r,.,l,. Blair went back to Rock Island
Monday after having been
... s L. ]. Blakely's for a week
s,.,ot Dumas has moved his family
IT, ~ rising house on Pearl street 70
\. Mcbride house on south Main street.
~. will be a special business of the
4l.b Wonan's Literary club ct
.. I-g Parish house Friday Dec. II, At
N. 49, It is requested that every
-,mber be present.
nj. Mabel Pearl left Saturday to re-
~ s.tv a nurse In the hospital for the
". ~ Il Medaeld, Mass, after q vaca-
l-nttwo months and half spent At
.ll l. y elipt's on Braintree Hill. Miss
ri sss been OF this same hospital over
~. ~ gsa-s and previously was nurse IN
N. ny Sosuiial Tor the insane At Danvers,
Il
Mass.
N, and Mrs George e. Lamb rsaohed
o,1dolpb last Thursday and were with
u. rs,epts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lamb,
.,R Monday. when they went TO Bos-
Y. The Young man, who is inspecting
,'.,,,sal engineer ios the government,
"a Mem in Washington and New York,
800 mans and specifications for light
oo gors Totten and Hamilton and, after
Ss,siing three or four days to Forts An
S.,rs nd Revere in Boston, will proceed
n Fortress Monroe in Virginia
m. uorhville News and Citizen. un-
dre, tamoule County Superior Court
y,s. saws that, lowing to the illness Of
a. sFeai stenographer, Miss Blond Sey-
mosr eled that position throughout the
ts,m. she proved herself we'll fitted to
os,lorm the duties OF court stenOgrapher
IA -aye perfect satisfaction to the court
ana N having business herewith" Miss
SEYMOUR was for some years private stem
ognphsr to ex-Gov. c. s. Page at Hyde
phi before bis elevation to the United
salss Senate.
West Randolph grange, No. 229, elect
Cd The following officers for the ensuing
ysf the evening Of Dec 12th:-Maater,
Arthur N. Vaughan; oyerseer, Glenn
Webster; lecturer. Miss Abbio Clark
seward. Ralph Badger; assistant steward,
( George Slack; chaplain, w. A. Mcintosh
treasurer, Lyman hutchinson; secretary,
Miss Carrie Manchester; gatekeeper,
MITCHELL Rye Ceres, Mrs. Arthur M.
Vaughan, Flora, Mrs. Ned G. Buck; Po-
mona, Mrs. L. A. Russlow; lady assistant
seward Mrs George Slack; musical d.
motor. Glenn Bailey; organist. Miss
lIsitha Bailey; local reporter, Mrs. A. M.
Vaughan; march director, Ned Q. Buck.
George c. Flint, district deputy, will in
eali these officers Jan. %, 1903. The
rnage voted to furnish the oyster supper
hi the Fireman's ball to be held in
Grange ball Dec. 3d.
The funeral Of Francis w. Baldwin,
those death occurred in the City Of Mex.
leo Friday, Dee. a, was held last Friday
afternoon 10 So. Lukes church, st. Al
bans, TIE rector. Rev. s. Halstead Wat.
kins, Officiating. The choir Of the
church sang the Burial Chant, the
hymns Nv God, sly Father, While
Stray and Abide with Ne, and. at the
das the Nunc Dimittis. The bearers
WFeex-Ciov. p. q. Smith Of ST. Adams
+ Chamberlin Of Ottawa, s. r. Royce
Ia Chiltenden. John G. stranahan and
John Nrauoh ~ 50 NfE.-- mn &c.
va attended by the members OF Frank
In lodge, No. 4, r. and A. NJ, by the
'e'tiy Of 81. Lukes church, and by tn,
employees Of the general Offices Of tn,
SsntIai Vermont Railway company, Mr.
baldEin having been general superin
'saasni Of the Central Vermont for sever
a. years. The burial WAS Ia the soutl
nam street cemetery. The body was &C
eeapanied nom Mexico BY the eldest soI
O' ne hmily. Percy Baldwin, who wenl
Essex junction after the funeral to SCI
as grandfather, G. @. Williams, ant
,ion That point started Sunday night OF
ls return TO Mexico, where he ha
Sl4ige Of the National railroads store a
%ulago. Mrs. Baldwin and the othe
sulaisn expect to leave that country de
llHey and arrive in Essex Junction tn
ha Of this month.
White River Junction business mai
4 OOonlng Randolph for a winter resor
y puohshlng broadcast a story to th
~, way on farm near this place h
~ Holn a car window a moving machine
-1ssiAse and loading teams in full on
s ,.a'lgh on ten-acre lot in December. II
=. ~. y, v ascertain whether the hay crol
~ .ls years or a precocious gras
i a,S.,u q 1909. This is a very mild de
s4''ul climate in winter, Of course, bu
~ tsOpie are more apt to be foupl
y. ,1s III coal mine down cellar dur
~ Dseember, January and Februart
W. w 'ley are to be seen sweating In hal
~ ~ y, y any Of those months. We hav
I. ~. nafon Munchausens Of our own
h., suu can tell White River junction
$50, wv many grains Of salt to take " I'll
n. 'u .,.lal travellers story. To prov
~ Ws Incredible yarn should bav
~ Plt 10 Quarantine as coon "a II ar
gior Cor there is nothing more conts
cam. lnan storytelling Morrisvill
nm Inward lslwafd with climatical romano
sl, ~, suect that a man in their tow
M nv. pas 10 bis garden just before 2,
~ sVu.n and those peas were two inehe
a,t. 'eioie q recent snowfall. In auil
Ia. ,,sh,.iolng prospect Of picking gree
osri.,r .as oat Of his own garden Il
a.. ,'t WA that Morrisville man stay
m ~. y Florida to pick oranges on froI
~ possibly to save himself q ian