Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-03

w. p. Townsend drove from Chelsea
Saturday and went back the next day,
accompanied by Mrs. Townsend, who
had been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. h.
Powers for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Godfrey saw their
51st wedding anniversary Tuesday, June
1. and though they allowed the day to
pass quietly, they will have no less many
and sincere congratulations.
Mrs. Anna Kenney has come from
Glens Falls. n. Y, and is at d. r. Park
bursts, helping to care for AFR. Park
hurst, who is in very weak state with
heart trouble and other complications.
Mrs. A. J. McGlafiin, Mrs. J. B. FL
dredge and son, Edward. are in North
field to witness the graduation Of Mrs.
McGlafiin's granddaughter, Miss Helen
Davis, from the Mortified high school.
Charles E. Briggs and daughter. Ber-
nice, and Miss Emma Seymour are in
Ware, Mass, today to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Briggs hrother-in. law, Nelson
Williams, who died suddenly Saturday
from q shock.
Clark & Master, music dealers OF
Montpelier, have rented THE store in the
Cushman block vacated by n. w. Udall,
and are to use-it as an exhibition room for
pianos, under the management of their
agent, Arthur Adams.
Miss Ethel Thomas has finished the
season as trimmer in the millinery de-
partment OF Mrs. J. F. Tewksbury st E.
A. Thomas store and left Tuesday for
Hyde Park, Mass. She will go later to
Bath, Me-, for the summer.
Dana Church has finished his first
years course at the Bellows Free academy
in Fairfax and is at home for vacation
before going to Holderness, n. H, where
be is to have q situation through the
tourist season at the Mount Livermore
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton OF South
Pomfret were among the arrivals Monday
and stayed that night with their niece,
Mrs. r. w. McAllister. They drove the
next day to WiIliamstown to visit some
relatives and are expected here again on
their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Hewitt came from
Quechee Monday to take possession OF
the Bower house on Elm street, which
they purchased this spring. They we're
the guests OF their cousin, W. E. Martin,
| for day or two while awaiting the ar
rival of their goods.
The next regular meeting of the New
England Order of Protection will be held
tomorrow evening, and all members of
the order are requested to be present; for
/ it is expected that Grand Warden E. A.
Bugbee of Barre and Supreme Secretary
/ ID. NJ. Frye OF Boston will be in attend
ance.
Ella Edwards, housekeeper at Henry
Dunbar's, was arrested Monday morning
/ by Officer F. 3. Wood, and arraigned be-
fore Justice II. w. Vail on the charge OF
intoxication and breach OF the peace.
The justice imposed a fine Of IS and
costs, which the Noman paid.
r. W. McAnister was called to Waits
field Monday by the illness of his father,
w. g. McAllister, who WIS stricken with
paralysis that terminated in his death at
midnight Tuesday. Mrs. McAllistel
went yesterday to Waitsfeld, where the
funeral will be held tomorrow.
d. w. FlReg, who is now living on ths
]. q. Mann. farm, is having a serious time
with an abscess on the palm of his left
hand. Leonard Coulumbe is also Grip
pied by blood poison in his right band
which became infected through a blister
while he was working in concrete.
Rev. W. T. Sparhawk of Cabot, who
delivered an address on "The Message o.
Modern Evangelism" at the Washington
County conference of CongI churches il
Montpelier Tuesday, came to Randolph
yesterday for day or two with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. t. Sparhawk.
Frank B. Jones, meat cutter in L. A
Jerd's market, is to be married in st
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June 10, to Mabel c., daughter OF Mrs. z
@. Webster Of that city. Mr.. Jones ha
rented the upper tenement in Mrs. Char
lOtte Lilies house on School street.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, Mrs. Edn
: Fairbanks and Mrs. Fannie Vinton o
! Beulah chapter, o. f. s., are in Burling
: ton attending the annual session Of th
Grand lodge, which opened last nigh
with boat ride on Lake Champlain
during which a reception was held by tn
! grand officers
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L Bass are in Bosto
for a couple of weeks, and from that cit
Mr.. Bass will take a business trip to Ne,
York. They started Tuesday with Mrs
Bass mother, Mrs. A. j. Goodenough
who had been with them through tn
winter and was going to West Brattiebor
for the summer.
@. w. Flagg writes from Gilmantor
Wis, where he has been trying to bu
0 horses, that farmers better wake up
once to the necessity of raising the
n own animals. Horses in the West al
scarce aud buyers plenty, and the Eas
ern market should plan this very year |
supply its own demand in the future.
II The friends OF Miss Elizabeth Csmpbe
will be pleased to learn that she has bee
promoted from the seventh grade OF tn
Bellows Falls school, in which she hs
taught the last two years, to the mint
grade, with oversight Of the two SCI
e, enths, the two eighths and two nintl
p and an increase OF salary to correspond.
Charles Flint, who is at the home
Is his brother, Allen Flint, Jr., is having
< serious time with his left hand, whic
was badly bitten month ago when
10 was trying to separate couple of hgh
ing dogs on the Flint farm. Such
poisoned condition OF the hand results
is from the bites that he was obliged to see
y treatment AT the sanatoriun for nw lille