Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-21
Randolph.
aE0RoIA WHITE, Local Editor.


GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
Miss Abbie AIvord spent Sunday at her
home in Northfield.
Mrs. Clara AveriI has gone to Barre to
take care of the sick.
silas Thresher Of Braintree is cIerking
in Bell Brothers store.
Rev. DR.. A. L Cooper has been housed
several dPys BY a severe cold
Mrs. E. H. AlIis started yesterday on
visiting trip to PIainield and Lyndon
Vile.
A son, weighing ~ pounds, was born
Tuesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Bruce.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk came home Tues
day for few days rest froni-his pastoral
duties in Cabot.
Mrs. Emily Reed, who had been with
her daughte Mrs George Ford, at
Ford's Crossing, went yesterday to VIII
liamstown.
Mrs ]. e. Mccall went to Boston
Tuesday with her nephew, Arthur Her
nandez, who has entered the Stone school
in that city.
c. E. Abbott, who had been spending
fortnight at J. J. Trerise's, reioined his
daughter, Mrs. E. d. segar, in Burling-
ton yesterday.
Fuller c. Smith of st. Albans, the re-
Gently appointed bank examiner. paid his
first official visit to the Randolph Nation
al bank Friday.
Mrs. Fred Pecor was in White River
Junction Saturday to see her sister, Mrs.
Mary Whitney, Pratt, who had fallen
and broken her left wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss have left the
II. G. Woodwork farm and gone to East
Randolph, where Mr.. Foss has found en-
ployment with Dix Camp.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson Of
somerville, Mass, were the guests Of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Hutchinson, from Sunday to Tuesday.
DR.. F, c. Granger Of Randolph, Mass,
native Of the Center and a son Of the
late Noah Granger, was in town Tuesday
to see his cousins, c. r. Granger and
AIRS. @. J. Prince.
Mrs. Jane Spear has had a serious at
tack Of blood poisoning. from which she
il at present convaIescing. She was tax
en- III right after Christmas and was
thought at first to be suffering with indi-
gestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Terry, who have
been living in the house OF Mrs. Mary
Mann on Park street for the past year,
are to move the first of February to the
upper tenement in the Cole house on
Dudley street.
W. II. Smith Of the meat firm OF Ginin
& Smith, Is to move at once from ths
Clifford honse on Central street 10 tn,
Buck house on South Pleasant street
The 1affsr placs has lately been vacated
By c. B. Clough and family for 9 tene
ment in the Beehive.
C. n. Taft Of North Randolph, the gas
! olene engine man, has sold to s. II. God
frey q one-horsepower and q hve-horse
I power engine. both air cooled. The one
I horsepower engine is TO run the cream
J separator, while the five-horsepower will
be used in other farm work.
: Richard Demeritt OF the Demeritt 4
\ Palmer Packing company completed hi
: canvass Of the farmers last night and ha
: $50 acres Of corn and so acres Of squashe
9 engaged for the coming season at the can
+, ming factory. This is the largest acreag
3 the company has yet secured in Ran
1 dolph.
L. d. Rixis thermometer in the HobaF
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: registered 35 degrees below zero Tues
day, but in "a hours the mercury mount
!, ed 80 degrees up the tube and .he hes
= was almost intolerable. Whatever cal
be said about social or business activities
there is at least nothing dull about III
weather this winter.
Mrs. Laura Standish, who had been 9
! q. w. Flagg's in Braintree some littl
4 time, was the guest Of Mrs. Mary Mann
4 few days before returning to North Pom
fret yesterday. Mrs. Standish's grand
daughter, Miss Constance Strong. who's
mother was a Randolph school girl,
b now q student at the Moody school
J. East Northfield, Mass.
V Howard L. HindIey, editor Of the Ru
Y land Herald and ore Of the brighte
writers in the state, has been secured
the Randolph Woman's Literary club Il
its entertainer Guest night Thursda.
y Feb. II. Mr.. Hindley is the author Of Il
p p sDiarv of the Member from Hayville,
y which has attracted so much attentic
y this session Of the legislature as a kes
study of the mental processes of the rur
lawmaker. Having good deal Of dr.
10 matte talent, Mr.. Hindley has consents
st to favor the Woman's club and its CUES
d with extracts from popular plays vii
s. critical and amusing comments thereo