Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-11
Randolph.
aroaaIA VAIN. LoeaI Edllor.

the Vicinity OF 1rAuIOfu THIS week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams OF Tun
bridge were the guests OF their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. JehieI II. Williams. ovel
} Sunday.
States Attorney and Mrs. Stanley C.
Wilson Of Chelsea we're entertained
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
BY Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Booth.
Bethany church had very pleasant So
eial in the Parish house Friday evening
and paFtook Of an excellent supper. the
receipts from which amounted to Z 20.
The ladies Of st. Johns church dis
posed OF their entire stock OF food, at The
sale held at Mrs. j. Il. Moulton's Satur-
day afternoon, and took in the sum Of
s24,
Mrs. w. r. Cushnan of Mortified was
here to see the play, "Paid in Full at
Chandler Music hall Monday night aud
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Joslyn.
The marriage engagement of George
Frederick Mitchell OF Boston and Miss
Winifred Jones, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Richmond, is an
nounced.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher supplied the pulpit
in the Cong'l church at Sharon last Sun
day and started Tuesday morning for Gin
cinnati, o., where she will. spsnd some
time with an uncle and aunt.
The circulation OF books from Kimball
Public library reached 9 total OF 1925
during October, or daily average OF 4s.
or the whole number the class books
we're SO lsEl; juveniles, 23l l20.5& d and
works OF fiction, sos (71,6&l
Miss Lucinda Dupuls, whom the fitness
and death OF her brother-in-law, Lyman
d. Xix, brought home from Enosburg
Falls the LIST inst, went back Monday to
work her notice In the Standard Office
preparatory to returning to Randolph and
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Rix.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy, ID. D., Of Norris
Vile, who preached IN the Cong'l church
ct Barre morning and evening last sun
day, came to Randolph Monday to visit
his former pensioners, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Tewksbury and Dea. w. +. Howard,
who are in feeble health. While in
Barre. Mr.. Hardy was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll II. Granger, also parish
toner's OF his during his Randolph pastor
ate.
L. p. Thayer in the vergennes Enter
prise vermonter calls attention to frs
protection OF this village as followe:-
" Randolph appreciates the value OF a
gravity water system. When the alarm
was sounded recently for the fire 10 the
big Bell Bros, store the entire interior
was ablaze. The fremen responded
promptly, and, with water pressure OF
100 pounds, had the fire out in just 10
minutes. How is that ~
Edward Lawless OF Bethel and Frank
Kelly, attached TO no particular locality,
had hearing in this village last Thurs
day morning before Justice II. w. Vail.
They had been arrested the night before
for Intoxication, Lawless being so over
come that be fell out OF q wagon in front
OF the Emerson residence on South Main
street. He pleaded guilty 10 a fret
offence and Was iined s5 with costs of 30,
all OF which he paid and was discharged.
Kelly was found guilty of furnishing and
was fiued els with costs and given an adj
ditional penalty of 30 days in jail. The
whole sentence was equal to III days in
jail and, as he could not pay fine ana
costs, he was taken to Chelsea Friday by
DEUuA1 CBNNtM ~ ~ AAONN " 1GANG N8A ]
the full time figured for his offence.
Almon Thomas Morse died Friday at
the home OF G. T.. Pope in Peth, to which |
he was taken hen be left the sanatorium |
about two weeks ago, apparently much /
improved in health. He had been gradu-
ally failing all summer, which he spent
in the family Of his twin brother, Albert /
I. Morse. and the last of September had 1
so sharp an attack of illness that 1t was
thought best to give him hospital treat
ment, under which he rallied for a time.
He suffered from general hardening OF
he arteries. with other complications,
but the immediate cause OF his death was
acute Bright's disease. Mr.. Morse was
born In Braintree, Aug. IS, 1852, son OF
the late AImon and Harriet (Thayer) /
Morse. His wife, whose maiden name
was Nellie Robinson, died year ago in
Worcester, Mass, and one son OF that
union survives, Clifton Morse, a f2-year-
old boy, who is now living on the farm Of
Earl Powers. Besides his twin brother,
from whom be received the most devoted
care in his sickness, Mr.. Morse left two
brothers, Frank q. OF Randolph, and ].
Duett of Grover, COL, e sister, Edna s.,
wife OF o. r. Greene Of Randolph, and
nalf- brother, h. A. Morse OF this village.
The funeral service was held at the
home Of Mrs. Greene on Randolph avenue
It o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. Fra
YER Metzger officiating, and burial was in
cemetery. The bearers were
?. g., A. T., and E. A. Morse and o. r.
Greene.
George 8. Howard, whose body reached /
adfe last Thurs Jay morning from Los {
4 ngeies, died in a sanitarium near Nation /
Il City, CAL, Oct. 26. He know that be :
Rad serious heart trouble when he started
or California the 18th uit. and on the !
Quincy there be contracted 3 severe cold, I
which developed into abnormal pneu-
nonia. AT his own request be was taken I
o the sanitaFium Friday Oct. -, and e
,assed away four days later. The funeral I
ervice at the residence OF Mrs. G. NJ. I
Howard on South Main street was attend a