Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-25
Randolph Continued.

a guest at Fl. w. Wallis from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tew ksbury has been hav-
ing a severe attack Of gall stones. from
which she is at present convalescing.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland has just recovered
from hard cold and sore throat that
confined her to the house few days.
District Superintendent w. s. Smithers
OF Montpelier was in town Tuesday, look
/ ing for desirable house, as be would
/ like to move to Randolph this coming
/ April
/ Miss Bertha Manney has bought Of the
E. F. Emerson company for $4,000 the
house on Emerson avenue in which the
Manney family have been living this
winter.
With the approval of Governor Prouty,
/ Road Commissioner c. w. Gates OF
franklin has just appointed J. B. Wells
supervisor of highways in Orange
county.
Capt. j. E. EIdredge has been housed
for a month by rheumatism, Geld and
other troubles, which are beginning to
abate somew hat and leave him more COM
Portable.
A. c. TempIeton, agent for the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency Of Barre, is
making his headquarters at the Randolph
Inn while attending to the agency's bust
ness in this section.
Mrs. A. B. Manchester seems to be
gradually failing from the effects Of the
shock of paralysis sustained Jan. 10, and
has not been fully conscious much of the
time for few days past.
Perley Terry was surprised Saturday
night by q party Of about twenty-five of
his young friends, who were conveyed to
his home in two large teams. Refresh
ments were served and delightful even
ing was spent in playing games.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency OF
Barre has sold for II. f. Flint the farm
on which be formerly lived in Braintree.
The purchaser is Henry E. Brothers Of
Middlesex, who will take possession the
first OF March and the price paid was
! $3.50.
Mrs. Clayton Waite and little son went
back to st. Adams Saturday from Fish
hill where they had been staying two
months with Mrs. waite's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Grant. During that
time Mrs. Waite was suffering from a
stomach trouble.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Powers went to
Plainfield Monday to attend the funeral
. OF Mr.. Powers sister. Mrs. F. L. Gilman,
hose death occurred Friday. The de
ceased was over so years OF age and had
long been in feeble health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Powers came home yesterday.
H. W. Mcintyre walked down to tbs
] postofiee this morning and, shortly aftei
s he entered the Office, dropped to the fiool
J. in faint caused by digestive disturb
: ance. He rallied almost instantly and
after being carried home, seemed to fee
e but little i'll effect from the seizure.
Mrs. E. Z. Brooks gave q Heart party
yesterday afternoon to q dozen ladies a
I Der home on Prospect avenue. Decorat
ed hearts were the score cards in tn,
game, in which Madam Brooks was th'
d winner. Tutti frutti jelly, marguerites
+ cheese waters and fruit punch were tn
I dainty refreshments served.
: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lamson will star
> tomorrow for Washington, d. c., to wit
ness the Inauguration of President-elec
:, Taft aud visit their daughter, Mrs. Theron
e Brooks, and family. Miss Gail LAmson
l who has been in West Somerville, Mass.
l. three weeks, with Mrs. Mary webb
Hollins, is expected home today from
Franklin Fails, ". H., where she spen
y
= Chief Judge j. W. Rowell was ii
Q, Montpelier Tuesday to attend q meeting
n Of the trustees Of the state library. VIII
IS raised the salary OF The librarian, Georg
w. Wing, from 1850 to $1,000 year. TIL
2, salary of E. NJ. Goddard, first assistan
es librarian, which has been 81, 500 for sev
E. eral years, was left at that figure. Tbs
ID OF Lee Whitney, second assistant, wa
+. fixed at $50 per month dating from th
adjournment Of the legislature.
in This notice was inserted by the mir
IN listers of Cabot in The Barre Times for Fes
ic 12:-" Welcoming the spirit Of Christia
r; unity which makes such joint effort POI
ID sible, and convinced that an audience {
OF two hundred is a greater inspiration I
lh the preacher than an audience of twenty
we have arranged a Sunday evening ser'
~ ice for worship and song for the people
Il Cabot and vicinity. The continuance {
n these meetings depends upon your co-oI
~ Grafton. Come and we will do yo
- good" 1t was signed by Rev. F. E. Gu
II rier and Rev. w. 7. Sparhawk. The 70
lowing comment occurred the week 70
lowing :-"Sunday evening. February Il
an audience OF over one hundred assen
bled for union service Of worship an
We song at the Methodist church in Cabo
n cuofus cHotfs augmented by luEee VIZ
al Inns and a clarinet, led the singing. TIL
sermon was by Rev. W. T. Sparhawk {
the Congregational church, on 'Walkin
with God Text, Gen. 5:24. Such
large attendance. in a widely scattere
IN farming community, on stormy ever
W ing, suggests that good music and unite
effort may prove factors in the solutio
d. of the Sunday evening problem. -
y
Special Announcements.
The next Old Folks dance at GranG
hall VIII take place Friday evening.
n Do not forget the food sale Saturda,
v. Feb. p, at A. NJ. Hubbard's store from
n to o'clock. W. R. C. ladies.
k. The Rochester club is cordially invite
N. by Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Jewett to q socii
F. at their residence on Maple street tomo
row evening.
There will be a regular communicate
of phoanfv Iodoo No ana n