Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17

SNOW
But "A IL ber high en1eavur
Men shaIl nelfher slnoke nerehew;
still. perversoly from this fues
Pray We, Lord. deliver %.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince are home
from an absence Of some weeks in Pitts
field.
Mrs- A. R. CrandaH is staying for
awhile with her sister, hrs Mary Day,
in Sharon.
Miss Alice sheldon OF windsor was the
guest OF Rev. and Ms Homer White
Monday night. t4
Arthur aernandez, student at Exeter
academy, Exeter. n. H.. = In tnwn Tor
the holiday vaeation.
R. B. Lille Of Montpslier pns with his
brother, n. W. Lille. last week from
Thursday to Saturday.
Miss Anna Eastman Is In Topsham,
caring for hsr sister, Mrs. Huod, 10 whom
. nine-pound son Was born Monday.
Miss Hazel Fairhanlzn haz nniahed her
season as trimmer in . millinery store at
Derby Line nnd reached home Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Rarfea went q white River
Junction Tuesday to see her sister, Mrs.
". e. Burnham, who is e very poor
hsalth.
Andrew Dncharms, who works for A.
B. Tewksbury, clipped FRIDAY back Of the
barn on South Main street ehi In his fan
broke his right wrist.
Mrs. Lewis Curtis and in1hnt son Of
Rochester are with Mrs. Curffa' parents,
Mr.. end Mras Wesley HodEkfns, Tor 3
vlsit exlsn1Ins over cAfialu|na.
HENRY Woesss rnebf &ane.el in-
lrisuf and sesaAt4 v sts AAeh iiie q
Canton. n. X. drutped - \ lfA,n * tlIn
station Monday appareufly in 0ha dis-
charge Of duties pgrtalninR 70. ssliroad
employe.
The Rebelsahs win have q sale in the
store OF J. 4. sTrsrisp 4 CO. ID the U'Con-
nor block Saturday afternoon from q
O'Clock on, and then stock in trade viii
include pies, cakes, beans, rolls, aprons
and fancy articles
Rev. ]. w. Hamilton has nearly recov-
sred from the attaek Of seiatica that pre-
vented his preaching last Sunday IN the
Methodist church, in which Rev. Or. A.
l. Cooper conducted service In his stead.
Eli st. Lawrence, who has been in Los
Angeles, Cal, the last three months, in
forms his family that, people in his pres-
ent section are setting out cabbage plants
and eating straw berries at i've cents q
quart. He doesn't think there Is pair
of mittens or q set Of ear-laps in al Cali
fornia; at any rate be hasn't seen any and
is not especially yearning for the sight OF
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Ingalls, have been
entertaining their sister, Miss Gertru ie
Pearsons, who returned to Montpelier
Saturday after q weeks visit; also Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Norton OF Fayston, who
came the eth inst. and went Saturday to
Northfield with Mrs. Wesley Ingalls, OF
that place, the latter being here only one
day. Mrs. E. N. Bean arrived Monday
from Montpelier and yesterday took her
sister. Mrs. c. II. Ingalls,, home with her
for the benefit Of a change Of scene affer q
severe attack Of tonsilitis.
At the annual meeting Of Bethany
guild, these officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. J. p.
Cleveland; vice president, Mrs. Alfred
Eaton; secretary, Mrs. W. w. Sprague;
assistant secretary. Mrs. f. w. Tewks-
bury; treasurer, Mrs. Sylvester Clark
assistant treasurer. Mrs. @. E. Kilburn;
auditor, Miss Mary Marcott; executive
committee, Mrs. K. A. Thomas and Mrs.
B. d. Dubois, chairmen, Mrs. K. r. Blk.
by; Mrs. @. A. Chedel, Mrs. A. B. Cav,
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond and Mrs. Ids
Mann.
i q. W. Panton has sold the meat market
under the Randolph Inn on Merchants
Row to r. G. Smith Of Randolph Center.
who took possession Monday. The
sale was effected through the ID. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency of Harre. Mr.
Smith has had considerable experience In
markets down country and is q Superior
meat cutter, while Mrs. Smith is q capa.
BILE bookkeeper and viii attend to that
department of the business Mr.. Panfor
expects to be reasonably busy about
town, and his son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Jones, who have
been in the market with him, have as yel
no definite plans for the future. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith have rented the Kinney houss
on South Pleasant street.
Frank Kelley OF Boston and JOSEPH
Kane of susquehanna, Pa, tourists with
no dxed itinerary, found their way tr
this place Friday and passed that nigh
in the lookup. The next day they werl
nrraianed before Justice Fl. w. Vail on
the charge Of vagrancy and were given
Christmas present Of so DAYS OF comforts
bic shelter and wholesome food IN Chel
sra Jail, 10 which Sheriff d. d. Howe a
once escorted them. Thsir having beer
out Of work two or three weeks, thel
claimed to be the reason for thnir impog
erished condition, but how hard they hai
been clamoring for manual labor and hop
many wood jobs had escaped thafk pernis
tent search wers not made matters Of cen
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