Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-18
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were in Montpelier Tuesday.
Mrs. Osmond Creaser of West Derby is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Blakely.
H. NJ. Totman was in North TunbridRe
over Sunday as the guest Of his brother,
+. II. Totman.
Mrs. Ida Sumner Is suffering from
painful swelling on the right side of her
neck made more troublesome by cold.
Mrs. Moses spauIding received brief
visit Sunday from her son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank spaulding, Of ST. Al
bans.
Miss Eva Fortin, who works in the
knitting factory at Mortified, came
home Tuesday to recover from q hard
cold.
Mrs. @. R. Granger and Mrs. H. s.
Booth are spending today in Barre with
the formers son, Carroll Granger, and
family.
A. NJ. Vaughan, secretary. OF the Yer
mont horticultural society, spoke on
I" Forestry at the Farmers institute held
in East Fairfield yesterday.
F. H Ketchum attended a ball in Rox-
bury last night and, though it Was not q
fancy dress affair, Mr.. Ketchum went in
the character of q peacemaker.
C. S. Booth was in Rochester Tuesday
and Wednesday moving the switchboard
Of the Central Office to the new home of
the operator, Mrs. Florence AxtelL
Miss Martha Peake, who had been in
Brookfield three weeks and was a guest at
Eugene wardner's the last few days OF
her stay in this vicinity, left Monday for
st. Adams.
Miss Susie Gilman has finished work at
the sanatorium and is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilman. in West
Hartford for a weeks rest before entering
the household OF W. r. Sargent.
Judges ID. II. Morse OF Randolph and
Horace White of West Topsham met yes
terday and appointed Elijah Flint, I. J..
Adams and Joseph Ladue license commits
sioners for the town OF Braintree.
Miss Lena Kilburn was taken III last
/ Thursday with an attack threatening
/ pneumonia, which was, however, forum
stely averted, though she did not escape a
season Of considerable discomfort.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
will meet Saturday afternoon, March 20,
at the home Of Mrs. w. W. Morton.
Members are requested to come promptly
ct 2:35 for the transaction OF business.
About so couples participated in the ST.
Patrick's day ball given in Grangeshall
last night by the Rebekahs, who realized
profit OF S14 from the affair. The Mus.
&c Hall orchestra of four pieces played foI
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Chamberlain. who
had been spending several days with Mr..
Chamberlain's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID
NJ. Chamberlain, at Mrs. A. @. Putnam's
took their departure. Tuesday 10 Spring
field, Mass.
Louis Fillion has ended a long term o.
service in the foundry OF Sargent, Os
good & Roundy and has moved his fami
ly to Montpelier, where his son, Louis
Jr., has already found employment will
a granite company.
Mrs. Mary Batiste, who is now one O
he head workers in the Skinner Sui
mandatory at HoIyoke, Mass, wa
called home the 18th inst. by the Hines
: Of her mother, Mrs. Charles CouIumbe
who is much better.
Mrs. J. H. Smith arrived Monday from
West SoTnerville, Mass, and was me
; here by her grandson, Fred Smith, Jr.
: who came from Alstead, N. H., the sam
day. Mrs. Smith has been staying witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dudley.
Hon. v. ]. Spear is in Burlington toda
at meeting Of the officers OF the VeI
mont Sugarmakers' association called I
, consider the matter of an exhibit at til
= coming Tercentensry celebration of tn
discovery Of Lake Champlaiu.
Mrs. Wilbur Briggs Of Lisbon, N. H
arrived yesterday to join her hush nc
i who is a new employee at Salisbur
= Brothers factory. Mr.. Briggs. who
!; boarding at c. F. GriswoId's, has rente
!, the cottage Of Mrs. G. NJ. Howard O
a South Main street.
Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper reached his s5t
birthday anniversary Sunday with a re,
and joy in life not exceeded by tho.
whose years fall short of his by two
J. three decades. The day was happil
y spent in the midst of family friends
T. the home of his nephew, DR.. A. {
(, Bailey.
}. At Grange Saturday evening, the FIR
= and second degrees were conferred on
class Of fourteen. Glenn Bailey and Ro
eTt Bruce rendered a beautiful cornet du
and responded to an encore. A pape
g "shall our young people be educated !
e the state or sent to other coIleges?'' VI
Ve read by Mrs. Arthur Vaughan.
81 Tewksbury & Raymond are altering II
y front Of their store somewhat by havir
- hardwood floors laid in the show wi
81 dows, with new plate glass extending
o. the floor on the vestibule side, while &
side next to the station is being paneli
up six and a half feet. The E. r. Eme
e. son company has charge Of the wo
e. which when completed, win give i
a store much bettsr opportunity to di
n play goods than it has heretofore had.
~ Mrs. j. L. Priest returned Mond
it from two weeks absence in Springfield
On Mass, with her daughter and sists
n Misses Eva and Ida Battles. The latt
&C. has sought change from. dressmakil
IS, on account of her health, which deman
ol- ed less sedentary occupation, and she
8. now managing successfully q lodgiI
house on Main street in Springfield
Miss Eva is also doing well in her Dol
ton and has had her efficiency recogniz
by an increased remuneration.