Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-18
Randolph.


from ioEtnlght'a absence in Northfeld
and Montpelier.
Mrs. l. D. Rix Is At the aanatorlum.
eonvalescing iavorably from recent %.
Grafton for the removal Of floating tumors. /
Mrs. Daniel johnson Of Northneld was
ia town Friday TO see Mrs. A. B. Tewks-
bury, who continues to gain steadily \
from the shock that prostraied her the
middle Of December.
Mrs. n. G. Greene underwent an opera-
ton at the sanntorium last Thursday and /
Is making good progress towards recog-
cry. During her convnlescence, 3 niece.
Mrs. John s. Howell OF Barre, Is taking
charge Of the Greene boarding house.
Hon. james Hutchinson left Monday
Tor New York and, after staying until the
latter part Of the week in that city with
the family OF Frank W. Parsons, viii
proceed to Washington, ID. c., to witness
the Inauguration OF President-elect Taft.
P. c. Dodge is preparing to give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Picturesque Mexico
the last Of April or early in May in
Chandler Music half under the auspices
Of the Christian Brotherhood. From 100
TO $50 views o. Mexico will be shown
with the stereopticon.
mr. AHN MIS- H. W. NHu entertained
/ from Friday to Sunday their cousin, Miss
! Ruth Brooks Of Montpelier, who came to
attend the Norwich Cadets concert Fri
day evening and was the guest OF honor
at card party given BY Miss Helen
4 Wedgwood Saturday evening.
W. G. Emerson sought relief last
Thursday from neurslgic headaches BY
having DR.. c. j. Rumrill run q surgical
3 - -. ..Hs
right ear back a couple inches for the
treatment Of q nerve according to pro-
cess observed by the doctor at the Mayo
hospital in Rochester, MINI.
The Herald last week failed to do full
justice to G. P. Hulbert's 130 hens, which
laid 2O6 dozen and eggs In January, in
stead Of 20 dozen and 8 eggs as the
amount appeared in type. The product
was correctly reported as selling for the
lump sum OF eo0.7f, but the market price
per dozen, though high, did not, as might
have been inferred, reach the astonishing
figures Of $3.50.
The auditors are having their annual
wrestle with the town reports, Of which
they have had samples In all departments
but have been hampered in their business
BY inability to obtain complete returns.
They hope, however, 10 finish auditing
and have the reports ready for the Buck
Printing company to put into type By the
last Of the week. The Bucks have also
ten or q dozen other town reports to issue
before March 2.
Miss Susie Blodgett was happily sur
prised last Thursday evening, after hay-
ing been decoyed Away from home for q
few hours, to find upon her return 20 OF
I Al 80
celebrating her 18th birthday anniver-
aary. A joyous time was spent with the
young hostess, who received many pretty
gifts, and during the evening refresh
menta Of cake and punch were served.
DR.. q. p. Morris has In his possession
two copies Of the New York Herald,
dated respectively April 10 and %, 1866,
and containing the assassination and OBJ
soquias Of President Lincoln. But very
few Of those papers can be In existence
outside the once hles' and those few are
J now valuable relics. These two copies
we're preserved By the doctors father,
who took him, a boy Of nine, to the fun
orai Of the murdered chief, whom ma
tion mourned.
Horace n. Howard spoke ct the prayer
meeting In the Methodist church the Sd
Inst. on the Chapman-Alexander revival
meetings which be attended In Boston
and which are attracting the attention
Of thousands In the city and It's suburbs.
Mr.. Howard had difnculty In gaining en-
trance TO fremont Temple, where stand
ing room was ct = premium, but through
the Intervention OF a clerical friend be
was able to become one OF the throne
which completely hlled that vast audi
torium.
Arthur Jay Bell. junior member Of ths
firm Of Bell Brothers, and Miss Nancis
Harriet, daughter Of Mrs. Harriet L
Jones OF stockbridge. were united n
marriage At noon Wednesday, the 10tf
inst. at Passumpaic BY the groom'l
cousin, Rev. A. 8. Gilbert, pastor Of Tbs
Baptist church there. The bride was be
oominaiy qowned In q blue travelling
suit, and the newly married couple started
at once on brief trip, from which thel
returned to Randolph Friday night
They win be at home on Randolph
. avenue after March 8. The bride hai
been for some time IN the millinery de
partment Of Bell Brothers store.
The Norwich cadets were greeted a
Chandler Music hall Friday night BY
large audience that cordially manifested
: an appreciation OF the concert given b.
the University orchestra, Kloe and man
dolin elubs Dr.. II. n. Gokey directed
the gIse cIub OF 20 voices; Cadet E n
CLARK led the orchestra OF ton pieces, ans
Cadet G. p. strobsll the mandolin club o
seven. The young soldiers appeared i
uniform and. although they aimed q
no high symphony performances, present
g ed 4 program apiced with variety ans
= fun. The voices were good in chorus and
quartet and Cadets Leete and Adam
sang well in solos. The playing OF tn
p orchestra and mandolin clubs made a
for any lack Of professional finish ~
spirit and dash that caught the ear AM
set the foot to tapping. The impersona
Tor. cadet 4. L. Andrews, wandered ont
the Stage now aud then with 3 story ~