Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-16

GOOD mare Monday night. Cause un-
snoFu.
Ne. NJ. @. COburn had 10 nice ROSTERS
,5ant ready for market stolen from her
len house recently.
lanes q. Leonard returned last week
,.5u, d two weeks vacation from his du-
fss a. teller iu the bank.
Mrs Ada whitney and Miss Mary j.
es7rga are loo Barre city this week, the
,rssts Of Mrs. Henry Hodgdon.
Cab ~ Rcgt, will hold their annual
..ar.an at the home OF Comrade A.
g,rnr- ZOO chelsea, Saturday, Sept. 25.
Charlie. Little, son OF p. ]. Little, OF
rrsrare Mass, is spending a two
assss vacation visiting friends in town.
49,. Dearborn has been on the sick
Hrffa pas. few days, the result of cold
contracted at the recent fire at the bobbin
shop.
Loren j. Goodrich, son OF George
Goodrich. who has been in Stockton,
n... tha past year, returned home last
seek
Hon. J e. Darling is more comfortable
and improving somewhat each day. j.
G Woodbury., a trained nurse from Bus-
tea, .s caring for him.
Hemau Priest returned Friday from
Barry. 81. H., where he bad been on a
short vacation. He is employed on the
farm OF b. II. Nation.
The Grange committee are looking for
fas party who removed that freezer OF
.s cream from the piazza in front of
their bail Friday night during the recep-
.gl
Mrs Clmena Allen Emery and her sis
,s Mrs. Eunice Allen Malford, of Arch
e., Neb, who have been visiting friends
Ht0vn since Old Home week, left
Wednesday for the home Of Mrs. Emery
10 somerylle, Mass.
Cecil uensmore, second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Densmore, Is very sick with
typhoid fever. Miss Nellie Rising OF
Ianbrdge is caring for him and DR.. f.
J. Fish was called Friday in cOnsulta-
,on with Or. Godfrey, the attending
physician.
The Worlds fair, to be held at Tun-
bridge sept 2s, 20, 30, promises to be
a1s OF the best ever held on the grounds.
TOE management this year has secured
several popular free attractions and the
Indications are that the racing list will be
sell filled.
Miss Hazel e. Bixby, stenographer for
safes Attorney sc. Wilson, returned
bone Saturday from a two weeks vaea-
t0H 10 Boston and vicinity. Labor day,
s1s Witnessed the great automobile races
ct Lowell from the Country club, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Corwin
Of that city.
Randolph W. Sprague died at his home
ia East Brookheld Tuesday at 6 a. M,
gsd "a years, mos, IS days. The fun
sal win be held today at p. m. at West
Hll church, Rev. Fred Daniels ofieiat-
8g he leaves two brothers, Lyman
suague Of Chelsea and Edwin Sprague OF
BUosieId, and enc sister, Mrs. Whitney
q Brookheld.
Nr. aud Mrs. Lippincott left Friday
evening for their home in New York.
They had been boarding the past seven
weeks with Mrs. George Taplin. Mr..
Lppno5tt had been assisting Mr.. SLAM
son In the construction Of the new Jail
building. They made many friends
'Att- -AfiNf WIN u0h1 AnHg Alhg oS0 AANbl
ntogn again at some future time.
Special services are being held at the
Methodist church this week at 7 80
s'ery evening except Saturday. The
meetings are to be continued through
aezt week excepting Monday aud Satur-
dav evenings. Rev. r. j. Chrystie of
Woodstock, secretary OF the Vermont
conference, will be the speaker in these
services including next Sunday morning
and evening.
last Friday evening, from till 10
o'clock Chelsea grange gave reception
% their hail to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Walker, who have recently returned from
their Wedding trip. Although q rainy
night 100 came to pay their respects and
ssd the newly married couple "bon voy-
age through life. They we're the recipi-
snts Of many beautiful gifts. Refresh
rents 90 ice cream and cake we're served
bs guests Messra. John Bickneil and
10y slub0rn were the ushers who pre-
en,sd The guests to Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
90 arrival This is the sixth couple, we
Believe who have been married in the
grange since its organization, two and
lne-halt years ago, and there are as many
eligible couples left, some OF whom, we
A'e Informed, are soon to follow the ex-
anp9 % Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
Two Deaths During the Week.
MIS- Eroe Locke. who lived alone on
Aa.1 ,rgat, was found dead in her bed
thursday morning by Mrs. w. A. Hood,
.as OF Har neighbors " ho went in TO see
i18 shr Was feeling a. the day before she
am complained OF severe pain through
lI chest. The neiRhbors offered to stay
through the night with her but she said
'as father they would not as she felt bet
Rand g0uld be all right. Mrs. Locke
-ii been AS well as usual all summer up
T" tH8' day. Her death was caused by
NEURALGIA 10 the heart. Her age was So
!ssfs g NOS, rs days. She was the vi
aa" 0' tba late Capt. John Locke and was
as second " Ito. She left one sister, Mrs.
Ns.sa8 Carpenter Of Brookheld, and sew
aA nopaoVs and nieces. The funeral
va at ,Ha West Hili church Saturday At
p m.. Huv. Fred Daniels officiating,
aaa Ia..rmeut ia the West Hill cemetery.
tahn Hogan, who. had been resident
la0 town farm the past year, died
wednesday, Of last week, aged about 70
gar. DEE funeral was Friday, Rev.
tFl Daniels officiating. He vas
llf.'3 .1 the old cemetery beside bis
vile. HH frff tao aona One ont West