Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07

W. =. BONN.
Eotice:-I must have money to carry
on business. All persons owing me must
pay on or before Jan. 10, 1909.
L. J. Labounta.
Miss Martha Gilbert is sick with the
grip.
A cousin Of John Parker from Burling-
ton i visiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Holman we're In
RoxbuFy New Years.
The entire family Of II. Z. Flint have
been sick with grip and sonsilitis.
Mr.. and Hrs. w. o. Dompier Of White
River junction are the guests Of @. Il.
Hebard.
The Normal and training schools
opened Tuesday, after the usual holiday
vacation.
L. B. Page and 9. L Boy6en are attend
ing State Dairxmen's nesting In Buriing-
ton this week.
LIKE Parish returned to Montpelier
last Monday TO be present At the closing
work OF the session.
The Federated churches had their am
nuaI dinner and roll call last Friday and
1t was weIi attended.
George T. Harrington, " no has been
spending 3 few days with bis parents, re-
termed TO the u. v. NJ. Monday
Many Of the springs that were dry OF
nearly 50 have started up and are yield
ing water, By aid Of the recent rain.
Or. n. A. Allen, administrator, has
sold the J. Monroe Pember farm, stock
and tools, to Carmi F. White for $500.
Miss Ruth Smith went to Wilmington
Monday to resume teaching in the grad
ed school Of that place after the holiday
vacation.
AZ. L waehburn made short calls on
cid friends here last Monday. All are
glad TO see him and sorry that his stay
i 50 short.
Fred and Lewis Raymore and Alfred
Bower and their families took their New
Years dinner at Joseph Raymore's in
Randolph last Sunday.
The Ice crop from L. j. Harrineton's
pond has been quite good SO far. He hss
filed his one ice house for the next sum-
mer's trade and several others have been
filling their ice houses for private use. II
is good spring water ice.
Several Of the teachers that have been
at their homes during the holiday vnca-
tion, returned to their schools last Satur-
day Miss Lucinda worse to Woodstock;
Miss Gertrude kuson to Saxtons River;
| Miss Ina Emery TO White River Junction.
E. A. Flint has sold bis farm known 81
! the Noah Granger farm TO a party from
Sew York; stock and tools and fodder
for $4,000. Mr.. Flint has moved to Ran
dolph temporarily till be can have posses.
sion Of the farm that be has bought in
Bethel.
Mary Hodges, who spent her holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. L Hodges. returned to New Rochelle,
] y. T., last Saturday to resume teaching
/ and Harold Hodges, who has also been
here for like vacation, returned to Sax.
tons River Monday.
The arbitrakors, II. A. Allen and ]. B.
. Adams, have decided the matters OF diff
: ference between G. G. Clifford. agent oil
5 Mrs. Steele, and G. r. White. Mr..
} White had hired the Steele farm and
+ agreed to carry on the farm in . good
husbandlike manner and commit nc
: waste. He had cut rs to 50 tons OF has
! and wanted 10 draw il on. Mr.. Clifford
obiectedr hence the arbitration. The ar
bitrakors decided that Mr.. White must
feed the hay on the farm.
The White Cross milk bottlfna com
Z pany have stopped taking milk at tbs
station here and have notified q part o
their patrons that they will not take theil
( milk, while they continue to take ths
. milk Of others delivered to their factory
in Randolph. Il IL claimed that ths
] agent Of the White Cross agreed to tax,
. their milk for a year AZ sl.40 per hundred
for the summer months and si.sl