Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-03


Miss Ona Stevens has been visiting in
Ludlow since Saturday.
Ciestie Stevens has moved FROM Dean
vile to the house be lately purchases on
Pearl street.
W. c. Emerson returned Monday mig ht
from business trip to Worcester, Mass,
and Port Chester, N. Y.
Miss Ruby Allen came home Tuesday
from Boston, where she bad been taking
special piano instruction for month.
DR.. Herry Gokcy OF Mortified, leader
Of Norwich Cadets Glee club, and Mrs.
Gokey we're guests at O. J. Marcott's Fri
Gay night.
Allen d. olmstead, prostratei hy two
successive shocks OF paralysis, was much
worse Sunday but for the last day or two
has been a trifle better.
Mr.. and Mrs. silas W. Howard have
been entertaining their son, William
/ Howard, and Miss Anna Jordan, who re-
+ turned TO Boston Monday.
The ladies Of the Federated churches
served boiled dinner to e5 hungry peo-
pie town meeting day and bad about 1870
TO ths hash supper. Their total receipts
were over sss.
Mrs. R. B. Mcintyre has gone to
| Woodsville, n. H., to stay with the chill
dren Of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Sar-
gent, while Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent take a
trip to New York.
Miss Mabel Perkins Of Rochester is
clerking in the suit department Of Bell
Brothers, store and making her home for
I the present with her cousins in lha fami-
ly Of DR.. A. c. Bailey.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton of strafford has
been passing a fortnight with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, who also had visit
from Miss Grace Hazelton OF Stafford.
The latter went yesterday to Bethel,
where she has found employment.
Mrs. Ned Whitney and little son of
White River Junction left for home Mon
day after staying several days With Mrs.
Whitney's uncles, Frank and Fred Rich
ardson, whose sister, Mrs. Everett How
ard, and Miss Mary CoBnor OF White
River Junction were here Sunday.
james Riley Of Boston, Ed Smith OF
Lowell, Mass, Frank Watson of Windsor
and Thomas O'Brien OF st. Aibans we're
gathered into the lookup Tuesday night
and taken to Chelsea the next day by
Deputy Sheriff d. D. Howe to serve Jail
sentence OF 80 days for intoxication.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck Of somerville,
Mass. and Miss May Bradish OF Med
ford, Mass, arrived Saturday night to be
the guests OF Or. and Mrs. Francis Eaton,
with whom Mrs. Buck and Miss Bradish
are spending the week. Mr.. Buck went
back to somerville Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Leon Amsden OF Mitchell, S. D.,
whose husband is in the sanatorium for
treatment, has taken rooms in the house
OF L. d. Partridge on Maple street and
has with her at present her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Bickford OF Orizaba, Mexico. Mr..
Amsden, who is afflicted with chronic
Brigh hts disease, has seemed to be hold
ing his own for few days.
Mrs. J. F. Tewksbury and Miss Jennie
Wadlelgh have been since Sunday in Bos- /
ton, " here the former is buying goods in /
1 be city markets for the spring millinery /
opening in her department at E. A. /
Thomas store. In Mrs. Tewksbury's alb /
sence, her sister, Mrs. Frank Gold of /
is caring for their mother, |
Mrs. William A. Hutchinson, who has
been much more comfortable lately.
The Randolph -Braintree- -Brookfield Fish
and Game Protective league met in an
nual session Saturday and chose the fol-
loving officers for the coming year.
President. George w. Flagg; vice presi-
dent, Lyman Hutchinson; secretary, g.
A. Clough; treasurer, F. L. Flint; diree-
tors, Lyman Hutchinson, J. w. Untiedt,
K. II. Howard, d. H. Howe, A. M.
Vaughan; collector, F. L. Flint; prose-
,uting officers, @. A. Clough and D. ID.
Howe; auditors, K. II. Howard and H. j.
Flanders; solicitor, Z. II. Chadwick. The
eagne voted to have the usual banquet,
ims and place of which was left for set
lement by the directors. A balance OF
I39 in the treasury was reported. After
be necessary business had been transact
ID, the stockholders present, about Is in
lumber, were invited by President Flagg
o dinner at Williams hotel in East
3raintree and sat down to a bountiful
pread.
All the cattle tested recently at the
lreen Mountain Stock farm and found to
,e infected with tuberculosis will be
iaughtered shortly under direction Of the
nd premises will be thoroughly disin-
acted and new pure blood Jersey cattle,
which have been duly tested, will be in
reduced, and the dairying business con
Inusd as heretofore. 10 our last issue, It
-as stated that the Mouiton herd had y
cen under state quarantine for the past a
Eeiye years. Properly speaking, .this 4
les incorrect, as the owners have been at
erfect liberty to dispose OF their dairy y
roducis within or without the state, as ?
ley saw 1T. When the FIRST test was s
lade twelve years ago an agreement was
lsched with the then owner and the
ste cattle commission whereby none Of y
he livestock was to be disposed OF in \
ermont until the herd was clear Of the Ii
Isesse. This restriction was frequently
luded to as q "quarantine," but was G
Of in effect such, and matter Of fact y
ie Stock farm herd hss never been in +
uarautiue since ifs formation. -