Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-31
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House, are visiting Mrs. @. E. Cushman
" no also has Miss Annie Messer of BARR
with her.
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamilton Rave
been entertaining their son, School Su
perintendent e. A. Hamilton, and hi
wife OF Bakersfield, who came Saturday
and go away today.
Mrs. Bertha Nickerson and her daugh
ter, Marion, start today to join Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Dickerman in Vancouver, b,
c., toward which they will travel leisure
~ with many stops en- route.
The people OF Ran iolph who are inter
ested in X. II. $. are requested to save
their old newspapers. The juniors hay-
ing found a use for them, will call to col
lect them about once a month.
Mrs. Lynn Jones and baby Of Waits.
field went away Friday after spending a
week with Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. W. Camp
bell, who bad visit Monday from Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Campbell OF Warren.
sherman Spooner, whose right foot he
came so badly infected from an AK cut
that amputation was feared, is now doing
nicely at the sanatorum and a marked
improvement in his foot was noted yes
terday.
Mrs. Ella Smalley has closed her board
ing house for three weeks and will leave
tomorrow for Boston. From that city
she will proceed to Hartford, Conn,
where her sister, Mrs. Edgar Williams,
resides.
Mrs. osmond Creaser and son, Earl, of
Newport have been with Mrs. Creaser's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. ]. Blakely,
since Monday. Yesterday Mrs. Creaser,
her mother and sister, Emma, took trip
to Montpelier.
Mrs. Frances Stone of White River
Junction, grand warden of the Rebekah
assembly, will visit Fern Rebekah lodge
tonight and witness the comforting Of the
Rebekah degree. Refreshments will be
served after the work.
DIR. e. II. stearns administered the tn
berculin test to seven head OF cattle be-
longing to Herbert Abbey Tuesday aud
every one of them had to be condemned.
Yesterday they we're appraised by H. NJ.
Gaylord at an average OF $50 a head.
Charles E., son OF George x. Putnam Of
Montpelier, has been "sugaring" at r. F.
Tilson's since Tuesday but will come to
the village tomorrow to stay with bis
grandfather, c. w. A. Putnam, until his
father and sister arrive Sunday to take
him home.
Miss Esther Hubbard and Miss Jennie
Morton spent Caster in Burlington and
attended the U. V. NJ. Glee club concert
there Monday night. Miss Morton re-
turned Tuesday, leaving Miss Hubbard to
extend her stay with friends in the city q
few days longer.
Canned corn is being shipped from the
Demeritt q Palmer factory in this village
in carload lots sent to the city markets.
One car will 90 to Boston tomorrow. The
company has about four carloads of corn
and two carloads of squash left from the
product put up last fall.
Sap continues to run little although
I here is some complaint back on the hills
that the weather is too dry and too warm
and q good storm is needed Willis
Howard has made so far 220 gallons from
500 trees but his sugar place has not run
this week on account of the warm
weather.
Claude Farr gave a dance last night in
the feed store Of @. B. Farr & Son, which
he turns over tomorrow to the new pro-
prietor, E. II. Mason. The third floor Of
be feed store had been swept aud waxed
for the occasion, and forty young people
footed it gaily to the music Of George
Chatield's violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper II. Lamson,
reached town Tuesday from a two months
sojourn at Nassau in the Bahama Islands
aud at Jacksonville, Fla. The homeward
journey took them to Washington, there
they were the guests Of their niece, Mrs.
Theron Brooks, and to Springfield.
MISS, where they stopped Monday night
10 see another niece, Miss Genieye LAM
son, who is a student at the Baypath in
stitute.
The Braintree club bad a whist party
of ten tables in Grand Army hall last
night, and at the end Of the last hand
two couples were tied for first honors at
plus q, and two tor the lowest At minus
49, Playing on the ties made s. A.
smith and Mrs. Frank B. Wood winners
1t plus Il, and W. L. Hehsrd and Mrs.
Hayden sharpe the heaviest losers at
minus II. Aluminium drinking cups
y ere presented to The gentlemen, and
,oap cases Of the same ware to the Ia
iiea
Among the Easter vaoationists in town
ire Miss Jessie Chedel from Tilton semin-
,ry, Franklin, n. H.; Robert Sanlt and
Jackson Vail from Dartmouth college;
Cadets Albert Marcott and james Rand
rom Norwich university, and Dams
Church from Goddard seminary. The
after may not return TO Goddard for the
IpriDg term Is he is to be employed this
summer IN one Of the hotels at York
Beach, Ne, and is thinking Of prolong-
ng his vacation until be is Summoned to