Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-05

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise,
from Friday to Tuesday, and Mr.. Scott
was also here Sunday.
Wallace Snow, an ice cream dealer of
Somerville, Mass, and Robert Shaw
of the same place have been spending
few days with Frank Burridge.
U. s. Grant post, G. A. r., has secured
Col. J. H. Lucia of Montpelier to deliver
the address Memorial day, whose exer.
cises will be held at the Center.
Arcadia lodge of Good Templars had a
pleasant social at the Ford studio last
night, and among those present were
Mrs. o. J. Beckley and daughter of Mont
pelier.
Miss Mary s. Dubois goes to BurIing-
ton today to attend conference on
mathematics to be held at the Williams
Science building at the University of
| Vermont.
Bethany Girls had delightful social in
Bethany Parish house last Thursday even
ing. and the Young Mems Christian
Brotherhood INDUCED in another social
occasion Tuesday night.
Arthur Ccmstock is reported to be
gradually gaining from severe opera
tion for appendicitis performed in Keene,
N. H., Dull VIII HOT De aDle 10 leave tuc
hospital for another fortnight.
Miss Frances Hobart OF Cambridge,
secretary of the State Library commits
sion, has been engaged several days this
week in clerical work of the commission
with M. NJ. Wilson, its chairman.
Rev. w. A. Dawson, d. d., of Bur-
lington, secretary and superintendent
of missions in the Baptist church, was
the guest of Rev. w. s. Bradshaw yester-
day, stopping here on his way to Wind
sor.
Miss Ada Burroughs has gone to
Brattleboro for fortnight's visit with
the family of her brothetr, Arson Bur-
roughs, and will also be in Boston with
her cousin, Mrs. c. f. Leavitt, for a
while.
Miss Carrie Granger has come from
South Braintree, Mass, to be with her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Granger, while the latter is recovering
from recent illness caused by indi-
gestion.
| Mrs. Frank G. Harrington, whom the
/ illness and death of sister detained in
Boston, has joined her husband, the
baker at the Randolph bakery, and they
are boarding for the present at n. G..
Greene's.
/ Mrs. c. H. Granger and two children
came from Barre last Thursday and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Good
hart until Sunday, when they were taken
home by Mr.. Granger, who arrived
Saturday.
Miss Eva Forth went back to her work
in the knitting factory at Mortified yes
terday after a two weeks absence spent
| in caring for her mother, Mrs. F. A.
Forth, who has had a hard attack of
grip and neuralgia.
There being an unusually large stten-
dance of voters from outside the village at
town meeting Tuesday, the boiled dinner
and hash supper served by the ladies
of the Baptist church was we'll patron
lied, and the receipts amounted to $3.50.
Miss Faith Wilson is again with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson,
returning Saturday from three months
stay in Tunbridge at the home of Mrs.
Clara Alexander, with whom her
younger sister, Mary Helen, still remains.
The 1922 mail train dragged into this
station an hour late yesterday morning
with broken engine that it left on a
sidetrack and went on with freight
engine. The crippled machine was
tinkered up so that it hobbled off to
White River Junction in the course OF
the evening
A handsome pair of two-year-old twin
steers were driven into the village yester-
day by John Anderson, who makes his
home at George c. F1int's, and has
trained the twins into pair of handy
cattle. As it was the boys nth birthday
anniversary, Mr.. Flint had the team and
its young driver photographed.
Mrs. Clyde Randall of Claremont, N.
aforementioned in Randolph as Miss
Ethel Sargent-has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. X. Steele a couple of weeks,
in which she has suffered severely from
asthma. Her husband Joined her at Mr..
Steele's over Sunday but she was unable
to accompany him home and did not feel
equal to the journey until Wednesday.
Herbert Flint and Clarence Webster
have each just received from the Granite
State Evaporation company the latest i'm
proved apparatus for evaporating maple
syrup, which is this week being put in
readiness for the sugar season. They
have also several hundred new buckets
from Virginia and are to use the Warner
spout made in Burlington. They will
sugar from $500 trees and have orders al
ready booked for most of this years
make.
Ralph and Perley Carpenter, sons of
Albert Carpenter and pupils in grades 4
and of the village school, were arrested
Monday for truancy and misbehavior.
They had hearing in police court ard
were then put in the lookup for period
of meditation lasting from 1890 in the
morning until in the afternoon. A
sentence of % days in the reform school
at Vergennes was passed upon them and
they were placed on probation. Tuesday
morning they appeared at school bright
and early, convinced evidently that if a
| body must be shut up six hours a day one