Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-02


and death of our dear daughter, Lucy;
and to those who helped to cheer her by
tokens of friendship during her long ILL
ness and to the contributors of the beau
tiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Wight.
Representative E. A. Heath of Warren
was in town Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Whitney of Braintree was
recent guest at g. A. Waters.
Some good catches of suckers were
made in the branch last week.
Harry Morse went Monday to his form
er home in Bath, Me-, for a visit.
E. N Hemenway of Granville was at L.
A. Lincoln's Friday and Saturday.
Miss Bertha Joslyn of Newport was a
visitor at d. I. Dykes Saturday.
Alec Comrie has moved from East Beth
ell to the King house over the Royalton
line.
d. Wheeler, who have been ill, are recov-
ering.
Fred Hicks and family have moved
from Barnard into John w. Hibbard's
house.
Miss Lillian Decatur, assistant teacher
in the high school, is visiting friends in
Boston.
Miss Edith Greene went Friday to New
York city to visit her sister, Mrs Robert
II. Coy.
Secretary of State F. G. Fleetwood of
Morrisville was in town on business last
Thursday.
Calvin Bailey has moved from Faber
Benedict's to the Lamson house near
Lake Ansel.
Nathan Spaulding and wife of Leba-
non, n. H.. were guests of D. L. Chad
wick Monday.
Miss Carrie Pierce, w. II. s., '09, is
spending the holidays with her brother
in Burlington.
Claude Williamson is with ais grand
father in Sherburne during the Easter
school vacation.
Granite lodge, l o. c., T. will meet
Friday evening at 1870. State Deputy
Ford will be present.
Fred L. Davis added to his herd Mon
day thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf from
the Hood farm, Lowell, Mass.
Miss Mabel Brown, teacher of the first
at FL. B. Leases in Water bury
A son was born March 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Kidder and son March 81
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Johnson.
Sugar makers report good run of sap
last Thursday and the cooler weather of
Monday give promise of another.
Willis Alien of Lowell, Mass, and
Chesley Allen of Taunton, Mass, are
spending week with their parents.
Myron E. Savage of Windsor, former
resident, and Miss Vera Savage returned
home Saturday, after spending week in
town.
Word received yesterday from the
Washington party told of meeting and
shaking hands with President Roosevelt
Monday.
Levi E. Kidder and wife were in Ran
dolph Thursday to attend the,funeraI of
friend. Mr.. Kidder was also in Windsor
recently.
John L. Parrott and B. A. Durkee be-
gan last week a months job on the brick
work of the Cushing power plant at
Gaysville.
ID. F. Batchelder has been seriously ill
several weeks with sciatic rheumatism.
Eugene Tucker OF Lebanon, N. H., is car
ing for him.
Mrs. Roland Freeman and niece re-
turned Saturday to New York city, after
visit of several weeks at Mrs, Sarah
Sturtevant's.
DIR. 0. V. Greene, health officer, is au-
thority for the statement that the auaran-
tine on dogs will remain for at least an
other month.
The derrick crew discontinued at the
Woodbury. quarry early in the winter
will soon be restored and number of adj
ditional men given work
Ben H. Whitaker, who has run the
Spalding farm three years, has bought
Mrs. S. G. Bent's place in Barnard and
VIII take possession at once.
The business of issuing dog licenses
was more brisk during the last few DAYS.
out on Tuesday evening the total to date
was only 80, compared With 125 last wear
at the same date.
WIN Holsington is moving from Roch-
ester TO T. T. Spalding's farm on Camp