Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-21

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Tuesday morning. 80 below zero.
Mrs. Charles b. Davis is sick with in
Illumination OF the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rowe Of Hart
tord, Conn.,, spent Sunday at H. s. An
The biggest snowstorm here for several
years occurred Sunday. Fully Is inches
Miss Grace Bacon, who Il teaching in
Washington, spent Sunday with her par
Win c. Goss. who had been in Cali
iornia the past few weeks, returned home
Monday.
Edward Brown has nearly recovered
from painful attack OF blood poison in
his right hand.
Those who attended the unique prone
made given by the swastika club last Fri
day had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Julia Bowen has sold her farm ON
the West Hill to Frank Libby, who takes
possessionHt once; price, s1475.
W. P. Townsend has been sick and
confined to the house the past few days
with severe cold. Mrs. Townsend is
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Morse Of the City
hotel, Barre, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Bixby Friday, returning home SAT-
urday.
Judge Stow made his regular trip to
Randolph Monday, but by the way Of
South Royalton and b. train instead OF
over the bills.
Miss Article Moorecraft Of Barre, who
has been visiting her uncle, Albert @.
Bradshaw, on the West Hill, returned
home Saturday.
Moses q. Flanders, one Of the iurymen
here at the recent term Of court, has pre-
scented the Tyrian club with q fine bucks
head mounted, which has been hung on
the walls OF the club room.
Harold Ransom Of KimbalI Unnn acad-
envy, Meriden, N. H., came Saturday and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Townsend. He was one OF Royal Town
sends closest friends In the school.
Rev. George z. Lake preached to q male
congregation Of nine Sunday morning
No Sunday school was held at the Cong'I
church, it being the first Sunday without
q session since the March freshet Of 1896.
0eUkH9 T. HAlCu UA MAAllOGue ~ hsf
came Saturday night to see his sister,
Miss NJ. Emma Hatch, who Is very low.
George Is looking fIne and says he has a
good business. He returned home Mon
day.
Dr. F H. Godfrey was reelected pres
ident OF the Vermont board of medical
registration al their annual meeting last
week In Montpelier. Such a reelection
Il unusual after serving two years and
shows tue DOCTORS popularity with the
board.
Mrs. Richard Bacon of North Charles
ton, N. FL. came Saturday to be the guest
OF her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. N. Bacon, on the West Hill. She
went to Stanford yesterday, where she is
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. J.
Eastman.
Oliver Boardway and wife of Ryegate
have been visiting his brother, Dustin
Boardway, on Maple avenue. They came
Saturday, having driven through from
Ryegate and intending to return Mon
day. but the heavy snowstorm held them
up here for lew days.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Howe Of Randolph
brought nine boarders for the Hotel
Adams on Jail street Tuesday, all tramps.
These, with the eight already confined
there, make pretty crowded quarters for
place having only seven cells. Orange
county is booming and we must have
more room to accommodate the busi-
ness.
The Orange County creamery paid its
patrons for the month OF December 81 20.
per pound for butter fat. At their annu-
Al meeting. held Jan. Z, the following
were elected directors IN. II. Austin, NJ.
o. Gates, q. NJ. Medcalt, F. c. Waldo
and Frank Gilman. II was voted 70 pay
the stockholders ave per cent: At thu
directors meeting. held Immediately aft
or the annual nesting Of the stockhold-
ers, the following officers we're elected
President, r. c. Waldo; manager, NJ, o.
Gates; secretary, Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis;
treasurer, q. NJ. Medcalf.
Rev. ri. M. Springer OF South Royalton
assisted Rev. Fred Daniels with the spe-
cial meetings at the Methodist church
this week, returning home this morning.
Mr.. Springer Is a Civil war veteran and
for % years q frontier missionary in the
wild and woolIy West. He Is an inter
esring speaker and be made it more es-
peciallg so by relating much OF bis person
al experience during his long service in
the West. both In the Civil war and as q
missionary. Mr.. Springer will exchanges
with Mr.. Daniels Sunday and will be
here for the Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday evening meetings. The
meetings viii probably continue the rest
OF the week.
Fatal Mistake OF Engineer.