Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
Randolph Continued.

Henry Battise Of Ludlow came yester-
day to spend few days with {. c. Ste
vens.
Mrs. A. n. Blanchard Of Montpelier
spent the day yesterday with her nephew,
DR.. E. o. blanchard.
Mrs. Frank Harrington went to Barre
yesterday to spend the rest Of the week
with Mrs. J. S. Howell.
NJ. NJ. Wilson is in Burlington and
Middlebury on business connected with
the state Library association.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Royal Waldo at the home of
Mrs. Emma Waldo on Central street.
Up to April 1, the town clerk had Ii
censed 221 dogs at 81 each and four az a.
Since April /. two licenses at 81 have
been issued. The total number last year
was 229.
The ladies of st. Johns church will
hold an Easter sale Of aprons, food and
candy at Mrs. }. II. Moulton's on School
street Saturday afternoon, April II,
I from $50 to Q O'Clock.
Frank Harvey Of sherbrooke, p. O.,
who must have come a long way to sam
pie the goods sold in Braintree, was
lodged in the lookup here Tuesday even
/ ing by Officer George /. Ford OF that
town, being quite beyond the self-navi-
eating stage. Oficer F. H. Ketchum
took him to Chelsea Jail yesterday to
serve twenty days, as he could not pay
his fine of IS and costs. This was the
sixth warrant issued by the Braintree
grand juror since March 2.
The annual meeting Of the directors OF
the Randolph Union School district,
which includes Randolph town and grad
ed districts, Braintree and BrookReld.
was held at the high school building
Tuesday forenoon. The officers elected
were Or. F. c. Angel, chairman and
treasurer; f. L. Flint, secretary. Super.
intendent Fl. W. Lewis gave a report Of
his work for the past year and an outline
OF his plans for the future. A resolution
was passed voicing the appreciation OF
the directors for the earnest and faithful
work done by the superintendent and
pledging him hearty support.
The road way beyond Frank Grisw old
which went out last spring under the in
fiuence of water that undermined il, and
which was filled in with soil later in the
season, at large expense to the village and
town, was again washed out Tuesday
night at point somewhat nearer Mr.
Griswold's, leaving quite a chasm, which
II will be in order for some enterprising
newspaper correspondent to report as a
rift in the earth's crust quite equal to
the gorge Of Niagara. The event had
been anticipated and two temporary
bridges prepared, so that travel by way Of
the road laid through the pasture last
year began at once. This is a bad spot,
with quicksand as the problem to solve.
Church Notes.
Christian Science chapel-service Sun
day at IL q. M; subject, "Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death ReaI?''
The Rev. Homer White will hold sery-
ice in st. Johns church on Good Fri
day at 1890 q. m, April 9, and also on
Easter day, April IL, at the same hour.
Baptist and Methodist Federated
notwithstanding service at 1880
in Methodist church; Sunday school at
noon; prayer meeting and preaching
service at Z O'Clock.
Notes of the Sick Ones.
The sick list this week contains the
names of few who will be glad to see
bright skies and feel balmy breezes.
) Albert Ray Of Braintree. who is 6s
: years old, was brought to the sanatorium
) Saturday suffering with rather light at
TACK OF pneumonia, which is progressing
nicely.
Yrs. A. E. Bass is again at home after
v at the sanatorium.
corps of sanatorium nurses,
at James Judd's caring for q
% With grip; Miss Billings is
~. Ia looking after Mrs. Sti-
.lso IN ming health rapidly;
! I st;noats,. FRS. Cyrus Hill in
nets. who is not alta. VIC leVers ano
Iiss Grout is nursing - 7er case IN
3raiutree, who has rheuIn~ ectIy q
,Tiss SauIt returned from mala-
barnard Saturday and went d.
are for Mrs. E. F. Upham, WHOSE
iy is the prevailing grip-cold.
w. B. Wall is Commissioning steaoliy,
and DIR. n. @. Beekman, who has been III
again. is improving. !
Mrs. Charles Coulumbe was so muen
worse with dropsy the first OF the week
that her daughter, Mrs. Stoddard, ana
SON. Charles Coulumbe, OF Ripton were
sent for. "a
Mrs. E. P. Libbey is able to oe out ait-
or siege with q hard cold.
Mrs. L. B. johnson is Commissioning AIT
er quite q sharp attack Of tonsilitis.
Miss Georgia White has been entertain
ing an uncomfortable grip-eold TINS
week.
No More Leased ConvIcts.
Georgia has abolished it's convict Lease