Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06

his efforts, which resulted in the organ
ization OF ten new subordinate oranges
with an aggregate membership of 1893,
and one Pomona grange-the George w.
Pierce-at McIndoes. The new oranges
are named as follows:-Summit, Rox-
bury; Tunbridge, Tunbridge; Harvest
Home, Rochester; Ivy, Plainfield; Calais,
Calais; Woodbury., Woodbury.; Cabot,
Cabot; Mirror Lake, Berlin; Wolcott,
Wolcott; Excelsior, North Hartland.
Saturday evening, he visited Mortified
grange and gave an interesting talk on
Grange matters, urging the farmers to CO.
operate for the betterment of farm inter-
ests, improvement of stock and crops and
more Just laws for the tillers OF the soil.
Monday night he was with Richmond
grange and will from time to time
strengthen the influence OF the order as
business permits.
Sanatoriun Aid Meeting.
The sanatorium Aid society held its
annual meeting yesterday and elected
these officers for the coming year:-Pres-
ident, Mrs. Homer White; vice presiI
dents, Mrs. Lemuel Richmond and Miss
Mary Marcott; secretary, Mrs. A. X.
Bass; assistant secretary, Mrs. L. A. Russ
low; treasurer, Mrs. f. A. Thomas; ex-
ecutive committee, Mrs. b. ID. Dubois,
Mrs. j. p. Cleveland, Mrs. T. X. Draper,
Mrs. w. f. Lamson and Mrs. A. b. Gay;
bed committee, Mrs. J. w. RowelI, Mrs.
Julia Walsh, Miss Anita Burt, Mrs. z. o.
Blanchard and Mrs. A. II. Powers; sup
ply committee, Mrs. v. A. Grant, Mrs.
G. A. Pinney, Mrs. Fraser Metzger;
work committee, Miss Ella Skinner, Mrs.
Edna Fairbanks, Mrs. l. ID. Rix, Mrs. G.
w. Drew and Miss Minnie Carpenter.
Miss Jennie Wadieigh joined as an ac-
tive member and Mrs. NJ. c. Rowell as an
honorary member of the society that has
now 70 active and Is honorary associates,
or total 81.
l The treasurer reported expenditures of
/ s630.75 during the year and balance on
hand OF $500. One bill of supplies for
the sanatorium was bought to the amount
of S50.69; the sum of 1900 was paid for
the free bed and a gift of 300 made to re-
7 lieye the financial stringency of the insti-
tuition last fall.
1t was voted to hold meetings regularly
at Bethany Parish house the first Friday
in every month.
Condition Of the Sick.
IL.
rum Monday, suffering from tonsilitis
that yielded so readily to treatment that
he left the institution yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. Wells is convalescing fror,
severe attack OF grip.
Mrs. Nelson Seymour, living in the
Chadwick block, is very sick with bron-
chisl pneumonia.
Miss Glenna Cushman was taken to the
sanatoriun last Thursday i'll with appen-
dicitis, but was so far recovered Saturday
that she went to f. III. Bruce's to stay
during part of her convalescence.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury and
Miss Fora are convalescing from the grip,
and Mrs. J. w. Raymond was able to
leave the sanatorium few days ago.
The condition of Mrs. A. b. Tewks-
bury, who has bronchial pneumonia, was
decidedly encouraging yesterday, and she
appeared about the same this morning.
1 Mrs. Almon Morse has safely passed
the crisis OF pneumonia and is gradually
regaining her strength.
G. w. Barnes is also better of bronchial
pneumonia, though still very weak.
w. F. Edison seems to be standing a
siege OF typhoid fever very well and is
quite comfortable though his fever has
not yet turned.
Eli, the little son of William st. Law
renee, is gaining from scarlet fever, and
no new cases have developed.
Irene, daughter of DIR. G. j. Rumrill,
reached very low point with bronchial
pneumonia, but has now begun to mend.
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton is also better OF
bronchial pneumonia.
Miss Hattie Leach is at the sanatcrium
i'll with grip that attacked also Mrs.
| Mary Goldsbury and Mrs Laura Clark
living in the same house.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry George have been
victims of the epidemic, bat are now
nearly we'll.
The family of Anthony Duchame have
been in quarantine 81 days for diphtheria
which one of the children, BERTHE, has
had, and though ne appears to be over it,
no clear culture mas yet been taken from
his throat