Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-17
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.


A daughter, Pauline May, was born
Friday TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Thayer.
Mrs. p. J. Blanchard spent Sunday in
Barre with her daughters, Misses Estella
and Edith Blanchard.
Mrs. A. o. Ellis has come from Roches.
ter for an indefinite stay with her reia'
tives at The Manchester.
Mrs. L. j. Blakely reached home satur.
day from Tunbridge, where she had been
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Myron fuller.
party of twelve young people took q
ride to the sugar place OF Willis Howard
Friday afternoon and sampled the prod
uct of his maple refinery.
Mrs. ]. r. Mead and daughter, Ellen,
reached home Friday night from Brook.
lyn, n. Y, where they had been the
guests Of Mrs. X. j. Kimball.
J.B. Wells was in Burlington Friday
al the meeting OF county road commits
sioners called by state Commissioners
! Charles w. Gates Of Franklin.
c. W. Hayward and his son, Fredd c.
Hayward, J. b. Eldredge and f. II. Allis
were among those attending the automo-
bile show in Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Dubois had with
them over Saturday and Sunday, Mrs.
Dubois mother and sister, Mrs. Thomas
! Osborne aud Miss Ida OF Montpelier.
Miss Mary WedgW God, who has been
working in the library at Holyoke, Mass,
/ Tor the last year or two, now has a posi-
ton a. assistant in the library at Chicopee.
Fred Williams went to Montpelier Sun
day and accompanied home bis mother,
+ Mrs. j. II. Williams, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. M. Ayers, at the
] Capital.
Miss Charlotte Wood of Winchester,
i Mass, is trimmer this millinery season
4 for Mrs. J. f. Tewksbury, who has Miss
/ Georgia Folsom Of Montpelier also in her
/ shop rs maker.
Don Hutchinson went to Lowell,
! Mass. Monday to spend the night with
his brother, Luke, and proceeded the
! next day TO Boston, where be expectedato
find employment.
DIR. r. o. Blanchard is to take part in a
discussion OF the Dental Examining
board at a Joint convention OF the Yer
mont and New Hampshire State societies
in Rutland, May 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant were in
Waterbury Saturday and Sunday to assist
their grandson, Fay H. Davis, in cele-
brating his tenth birthday anniversary,
which fell on the 18th inst.
N. N. Morse was in Montpelier Sunday
TO look after his son, Mark, who Is In
/ quarantine at Montpelier seminary on ac-
eouut OF exposure to diphtheria from his
roommate. who has fallen i'll of the dis
ease.
Mrs. f. NJ. Chandler, who had been in
Amsden with the family Of her daughter,
Mrs. L. G. White, stopped here Saturday
on her way home to Burlington and re-
mained over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Miller.
Mrs, Laura standish. who had been
STAYING with Mrs. A. W. Ferry at Sarato-
"a Syringe, N. ", since the death OF Mr..
Ferry the 18th OF January, was in Ran
dolph few hours Saturday morning on
her way home to North Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Jewett hsve rented
the house OF Mrs. George L. Spear on
Randolph avenue, with the exception OF
the few rooms Mrs. Spear reserves for her
own use, and will move from their resi-
dence on Maple street the first OF April.
A daughter, Ruby May, weighing ten
nounds. was born early Monday morning
At the sanatorium to Mr. and Mrs. A. F..
Grover OF Lawrence, Mass. but lived only
few hours. death being due to lack OF
circulation. Mr.. Grover and the older
daughter. Una, arrived Monday night
| from Lawrence.
The second annual gathering of the
Braintree club was a merry rally OF 40
former Braintreeites in Bethany Parish
house last Thursday evening, and a
sugaring OF with new syrup from the h.
T. Holman farm. Plenty of fun was
found in the bowling alley and in other
social diversions. At the business ses-
sion these officers were chosen Tor the
coming year:-President, Norman Mich
OILS; vice president, Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard
secretary. Miss Minnie Carpenter; social
committee, p. J. Blanchard, Mrs. Edna
Fairbanks, Miss Minnie Carpenter, Mrs.
A. NJ. Hubbard and Miss Lura Mont
gomery.
The remainder OF the condemned herd
of IS Jerseys at the Moulton Stock farm
we're slaugh Uttered last Thursday, when Al
animals were found, like the "A killed the
day before, to be diseased. One bull,
which had not been in the herd long
and about which there was some
doubt, was saved to be tested again
and responded the second time. The
stables and wards OF the Green Noun
tain stock farm are now being thorough
Nv disintected and new stock, tested by
4 Cattle Commissioner F. L. Davis, is being
purchased. The cattle commissioner, Tor
for the state, and H. NJ. Gaylord, repre-
enting c. F. Moulton, appraised the ami
mails slaughtered at S2,514.hO, seventy-nve
per cent OF which Mr.. Moulton Will re-
ceive from the state.
Early in the fall, Thresher Brothers
aspeciaIty Silk Store" which for many
Years has been ia the De Long building,
philadelphia, will find more commodious
accommodations in the building now De-
ing erected at 1922 Chestnut street IN the
same CITY. This will be known as the
/ Thresher building and will be devoted