Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
Randolph.
o,onolA waIrE, Local Editor.

'ns =, u'F Mary Haskins reached home Mon
his, w. tvo weeks absence at Lock
D.'l' ,hbia Maxham Of Granville, who
Nv - Mn Mrs. Jane Spear . few
y, %, ~, vent away saturday
~ ~, n W. Brookway, an authority on
a,,. \ pertaining to hen culture vas Y
nas.s' F,idsv 10 see the exniDW oi tne
s ls.,. 4 gtste Poultry association
n...l.. White Of Beanvilie, in COM
Vaa' ,s,s villape Friday, shot near the
o ~ farm hen hawk that measured
.. y, from tip TO tip Of wings
~ 0.,,ict Deputy George G Flint I'M
ps,i', ~ of8cers Of Williamstown
a.ll. .. No 81, last week, and the work
Flnss' .,esptionslly well done that Il
slsd forth applause
.,,A. annual meeting Of the Vermont
y l.,icnlturnl society held IN Bur
80. ~. n sst Thursday evening. N. n.
a ..a,.. 80 made one OF the directors for
- Years and q member q the finance
nnmlttes' a
~ Ne, daughter, Miss Julia, At A. II.
49, iost Thursday and stayed until
1900. Miss Cummings, who had
- M couple Of weeks, went back
.sTgsmont, n. H., Saturday.
n,bs grange meeting Saturday even
!. M male quartet sang two selections,
~ Oscar Colburn read humorous
1900 How Pa and Joe Kept House.
W.g virginia Terry bad E delightful
-. ,olo. John l. Hutchinson presented
!. ,,Wlient paper on How We can make
4. .oesssses and failures Of past life aid
10 ihe future.
LAIN q Rhodes. who has been ems
.l,,,d vilh the general passenger agents
49, the Central Vermont Railway
sno,pv Al 81. Adams Tor the past eleven
,sr bss secured the position Of assist
,mta ire traffic manager Of the Poninsu-
q Occidental Steamship company,
IN headquarters in Jacksonville, Fla.
\, gbodes. who is nephew Of L. ID.
pbo8s Of Randolph and well known in
IN vicinity, will leave for Jacksonville
aGN
Randolph members Of the Greensboro
SINNER colony will be interested Ia the
announcement Of the marriage engage
mn, 81 Miss Alice Doty, daughter Of Mr..
Al Mr.. Benjamin r. sanborn OF Well
hslsy. Mass, 10 Robert Thomson Wood
rua, Bowdoin, 0s, and nos q student Of
he Harvard Iaw school The young
nsn L the son Of Prof. Frank e. Wood
ms Of THE Greek department, Bow doin,
snd, like bis prospective bride, Is .
Greensboro camper.
@. ". Boyce Of New York spent Sum
dsy ct the Ion and then went to Boston,
intending to return next week With o.
" Mann, who has been taking a course in
mining al the Institute OF Technology.
hf Boyue and Mr.. Mann viii start soon
loi Mexico, where the latter will have q
little practical experience at the mines in
yheh NJ. Boyoe e interested. Mrs.
Bolo and daughter, Laura, will leave
sss York about the same time for Cali.
iornh to pass the remainder OF the winter
At Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Lacim Webb, the gentleman FROM
ennvaIe in The present legislature, wal
nrously Intercepted the other day,
men IN town, IS to the probable date d
.aal adjournment at the capital. Mr.
webb allowed that he wasn't weather
prophet enough to take any chances on
nsh hazardous subject Tor q guess bui
epoed that the legislators would In Ell
likelihood be home again Feb. ~. AZ It i
lhe Intention to observe Liucolnis birth
9 q all costs. Wheroupon, w. B
Nal aid he thought II WAS pity hi
birthday wasn't a holiday n Il wonll
nave % adorable an effect, and, on beinl
sssd when his natal anniversary oe
cured replied, Oct. 10.
MA E. 0. Blanchard and Miss abb
,i1s entertained the Randolph Woman
s'e'aiy club saturday, January 3, at Tia
@ne Of Mrs. Blanchard. Twonty-sevel
~ 49, and sixteen guests we're present
" subject Tor the afternoon was "Th
..ua o' 9oldi with quotations on q M
wv The program was a. follows. =
~ ny solo, "Old Folks at Home" Mis-
~ lAmsoni Valleys Of the Sacrs
g..0 and San Joaauin,p Mrs. Ii. /
Nv song There Let Me Rest" Nil
y @'', qua, Bailey; Among the Mountain
y OAll'ornia,h Mrs. W. W. Morton
v ..o aaelr March, by Schubert, Miss,
N. Nmson and Deaior Mouitor
oa oi Wealth" Mrs E. \. Trac,
Grant. '''''y' MISS Loeil
.s @a Beisey lWaro) Thomson. wh
~. le "a Inst. al her home I'm Mort
n, gD s, ana fractured bone near h
uiaa halt an hour after noon Ia
n. -, soy ~ The 9ist year Of her az
49, :. pain Of the fracture was &
Il uul sh8 grew more quiet, seem,
u,. .au't very little and passed into !
~ -,ou'g'ous state some hours before II
dg,1, 49, she was born IN Pomirot,
g- $50, ,s OF The late Frederick Ware. b
~ ~ greater part OF her life IN Jel
49,. u.'e ne married the late Watro
y $500 y mat place. She "a aurviv
An y, daughters and two sona-Ml
".'fen, Mrs. Jennie Bass and p.
fs.ln Or North Wiluston ana II. /
u. $50 o' Burlington. The deoeaa
~ ,lsully with her daughter, Nj
aslos 1 ~, the latter was living In re-
49,, ~. -ul ~ the charm o. an unusual
t,s o,.s go gentle nature won her way Ia
n, t ,,.'.l 'eRa q Of many aoquaintanc
ais.5. vas held IN North Whilst
N afternoon with of,ty *. -
.-l,ao Center. vas ''"ae