Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19

ness from valvular heart disease called
her sister. Mrs. z. L. Merchant, to Ever
EFT, Mass, the eth inst, died Monday
and was buried yesterday.
Aiss Angie King, who had been i'll ct
her rooms in the Mcintyre block and un-
der the care Of the trained nurse, Miss
Annie Scott, went to her home in North
Geld Monday to recuperate.
Representative Luke Parish sends word
from Montpelier that the commissions for
justices Of the peace in Randolph have
been signed by Governor Prouty and can
be found at the town clerks Office.
Miss Minnie Barbour, special teacher
Of music In the Randolph schools, has re-
signed as choir director and contralto
singer In the Unitarian church OF Mont
peiier on account Of press Of other du-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Battles. ]. B.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Mabel BuzzeIl, Miss
Sadie Kent and Misses Winnie, Mary,
Susan and Myrtle Burridge were in
Montpelier Tuesday to visit the legisla-
ture.
Harry Carroll, a travelling man, and
his wife, who have been boarding in
Montpelier lately, are soon to occupy the
lower part Of the Hayward cottage on
South Pleasant street. They came from
Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. j. r. Tewksbury, Mrs. l. A.
Russlow. Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, Mrs. w.
W. Sprague and Mrs. Fannie Vinton rep
resented Buelah chapter ut the district
meeting OF the Order Of the Eastern Star
in Montpelier Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs L. S. Brigham have Mrs.
Brigham's sister, Mrs. W. W. Martin Of
Nsuton Highlands, Mass. with them for
the winter and have also been entertain
ing Mrs. Henry A. Whitney Of Newton
Highlands. who leaves today.
Miss Mary s. Dubois, who is to BE- in
New York and Boston most Of the win
ter, left Tuesday to pay a brief visit to
Miss Lucina Saxton in Holyoke, Mass,
and spend several days in Willing
ford, Conn.,, with a college friend, Miss
Jennie Campbell
Mrs. NJ. A. Burke OF North Pomfret
and Miss Martha Clark of Enfield, n. H..
I have been recent guests at W. n. Bai-
ley's. Mrs Burke went away Saturday
but Miss Clark stayed over Sunday, to
visit with the family Of o. ]. Marcott
and with other acquaintances in town.
Joseph spooner has sold his farm on
Bear hill in Brookfeld to Isaac Barcomh
OF Moosrs Forks, N. Y, for $500 and
the latter has already taken possession.
!, Mr.. Spooner has moved his mother, Mrs.
Louis SpooneF, from the farm to a tene-
ment in the Howe house on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alunzo Emery will close
their residence on Highland avenue next
Wednesday and win 80 TO Neutonrille,
Mass. to spend ThanksRiring with Mrs
EXnary's brother aud Mi1 wifa, nfrA and
Mrs. Charles e. Wood. FROM Newton
vile they will proceed to Washington, d
c, for the winter.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton was present In
Montpelier Tuesday night at a hearing
before the temperance committee Of TIN
Legislature on the county local option
movement, which was discussed in Rep
Ferguson Of the Anti-SaIoon league
Hon. Frank PIumley and others.
A bowling tournament win begin in
Bethany Parish house next Monday nigh
open only to members OF the Christian
Brotherhood and the Young Mems club
An entries must be made before s O'Clock
tomorrow night, and the entrance fee
will be used to purchase q cup for thl
WAMUAuk Nt0ius EftCNAMtDEH WILL DN 11AtAt
ted at a small charge and the proceed
from that source win 60 towards defray
ing the cost OF the alley.
The Co-operative creamery paid Isl
cents net q pound for butter fat during
October and two cents more a pouns
fwh hen the milk was delivered. Thl
creamery had 1901 pounds Of butter fat
made s5s7 pounds OF butter. for which
s2602.75 Was received. Patrons were pais
&2137.7S. Fourteen and q half per cen
, represented the surplus. Tie Whit
. Cross Milk company pays e1.e0 a bun
, dred for milk and the market price 70
cream.
Mrs. W. H. Gladding was operates
upon Tuesday By DR.. +. G. Angel 70
I the removal Of mastoid abscess from tn
right side of her head. Mrs. Gladdini
underwent a similar operation five year
ago in the Heaton hospital at Montpel
, Ter, and the recurrence of the trouble a
this time was due to q severe cold tha
affected the middle ear and caused tn
formation of pus in the mastoid cavity
. Miss Mary Foster, a niece Of Mrs
Gladding and q trained nurse, came from
Montpelier yesterday to care for the pa
4 tisnt. Mr.. Gladding has also been i'll ami
: is but just recovering from 3 hard cole
D and bronchitis.