Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

I ner DrOtnef, Cnhrles W. ro1teis III NUM-
pelier since Monday.
Miss Hortense Peters OF st. Johnsbury,
/ formerly of Randolph, is teaching at
Morse's Mills in Danville.
Mrs. Ben Briggs of Hartford came
Monday to spend a few days with her
mother, Mrs. George s. Moulton.
A renewal and increase in pension has
been allowed Lyman d. Rhodes at the rate
of s17 per month from March 2, 1910.
Mrs. Charles Bartholomew of South
| Acworth, N. H., was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Will PitkiD, Sunday and Mon
day.
Twenty-eight couples kept time TO the
music OF Moore's orchestra Of Hartford at
the Old Folks dance in Grange hall last
Thursday night.
John Peavey had with him over Sunday
his daughter, Mrs. A. ID. Woodman, and
her little girl of Boston, who were on
their way to Montreal.
! Miss Esther Hubbard is crippled by q
strain of the right knee so severe that she
/ has not been able to bear her weight on
that foot for fortnight.
Miss Jessie Chedei, having recovered
I from months illness with whooping
cough, left Monday to resume her studies
at Iilton seminary, in franklin, n. II.
The senior class had rs couples at the
dance in Grange bali after the play, sThe
Three Chauffeurs, !" Friday night and
cleared IS. Miss Una Allen was the plan
/ list.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Locklin-the lat
ter better known In Randolph as Eva For
/ tin-Are about to move from Northheld
Pals to Montpelier, where Mr.. Locklin
has work in railroad yard.
Miss Carrie Eaton reached home satur-
day after a months absence spent in
studying school methods In Springfield
Mass, New York and Boston. Monday
she began teaching the spring term In the
Lamson district.
Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler, a Randolph
Daughter of Vermont, was one OF the
pourers at the tea served in connection
With the annual meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers held at Hotel Vendome, Boston, last
Thursday. Vermont Mayiowers formed
part OF the decorations for the affair.
Bowman Martin and Mrs. II. A. Bug
cell of East Montpelier spent Sunday with
the Iatter's niece, Mrs. o. J. Iallman,
whose daughter, Hazel, Mrs. Buzzell
/ took home with her Monday. Mr.. Tall
man is still 10 Burlington and has been
suffering from rheumatism as well as from
seven assesses, for which be sought treat,
ment few weeks ago at the Mary Fleteh-
er hospital.
The Braintree club had eight tables OF
players at lie party in Grand Army hall
last Thursday night, when the highest
score. plus 10. was made BY A. NJ. Hub
I bard. Mrs. Edna Fairbanks and Miss
Minnie Carpenter. In the minus quanti-
+ y. Mrs. Matte Williams and Miss Sadie
Kent we're unexcelled, and all four ladies
we're either rewarded With, or consoled
/ by, pretty china dishes.
The sanatorium Aid society made about
I 900 from its food sale In Bethany Parish
+ house Saturday afternoon and disposed
OF its entire stock OF estables. The la
dies In charge OF the food tables we're
Mrs. A. E. Bass, Mrs. L. B. johnson aud
Miss Annie Walsh, who were assisted IN
wrapping the goods sold by Mrs. Julia
I Walsh and Mrs. Edna Fairbanks while
Mrs. E. o. Blanchard served as cashier.
The first Of the regular summer "bsre-
1 foot ballet' made his appearance satur-
/ day, stepping gingeriy on pink, winter
thlnued soles, that will be tough enough
/ before fall so that he can dance on this
4 ties aud feel only a pleasant tickling sem
sation. he created as much excitement
a. the first robin and was the envy OF al
\ the other kids still encased in shoeleather
aud rebelling against the tyranny OF too
4 solieitous relatives.
Cynthia, the l0-months-old daughter OF
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Clifford, died last
4 Thursday night after an acute illness 81
only "a hours duration. The baby was
/ taken sick suddenly and suffered severely
+ from an infiamed condition Of the bowels.
Much sympathy is felt for the AFFLICTED
parents in the loss Of this youngest 10
/ their family OF six children. The funeral
was held al 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating, and was
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford
81 East Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. John
4 Goodrich and daughter, Edith, Of South
I Royalton, and Mrs. Clinton Scper 81
Bethel.
The funeral service over the remains Of
\ Warren ID. Bruce was held at his late
+ home on School street al 10 o'clock last
I Thursday morning with Rev. Fraser Metz
ger OF BETHANY church officiating. Among
I those present were the two sons, Eli
Bruce OF Worcester, Mass, and Harley
Bruce Of Brsttleboro; a daughter, Mrs
Dora Qualey OF Chicago; grandson, Eu-
gene White OF Derry, n. H.; MIR. and Mrs
/ Edward Colby and Alonzo Leonard Of
4 Middlesex. The two sons, grandson and
nephew, Floyd Bruce, acted as bearers.
Burial was in Mortified, former home
OF the deceased, and Mr.. Metzger went
with the relatives to take charge OF the
committsl service.
/ The remains Of Mrs. Frank @. Brewster
were brought here Friday afternoon from
White River Junction for interment in
southview cemetery, where the burial
service was conducted by Rev. Fraser
Metxaer. The deceased, who was born in
Bethel. Oct. 10, 1853, the daughter OF
Merrill A. Owen, died Wednesday, the
goth inst, after long illness from COM
pliestion OF troubles. She is survived by
/ her husband, of the Brewster Photo COM
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