Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

mrs. =. II. Roberts OF Mortified wa
! with the family Of her SOC, George Rob
, erts, over Sunday.
, Mrs. E. II. Mason came home saturda,
! from visit TO the family Of the late Gov
Q. J. Belt in Walden.
} The Randolph Woman's Literary cIul
will meet with Mrs. Julia Walsh satur
day afternoon, Jan. %.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Daniels OF Chelsei
were guests at Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper
last Thursday and Friday.
Bert Swain, who moved to town las
week from Lisbon, n. y, has bought tn,
M. c. Rowell farm for $500.
w. J. Dnkett wss in Norwich and
White River Junction on business lasl
week from Thursday to Saturday.
Tue Kings Daughters will have theil
next meeting with Mrs. w. R..sargent al
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25.
Roy L. johnson has been confined to
the bed for over a week by case OF jaun-
dice from v hich he is gradually recover
ing.
Miss Abbie Hathorn, who had been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. At
wood, returned to her home in Barnard
Saturday.
Mrs. Myron fuller returned to Tun-
bridge Saturday after spending several
days With her sister, Mrs. L. J. Blakely,
and family.
A. ID. Ladeau was In White River juno
ton over Sunday In attendance on q spe-
cial conference OF the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' association.
Max Thomas went back last Thursday
to his cerkship 10 the Fuller a Cobb de-
pertinent store at Rockland, Me-, after q
vacation dating from Christmas time.
Mrs. e. q. Ham was taken i'll last
Thursday night with acute appendicitis,
from which she finally found relief with
out recourse to surgical treatment. She
Is now convaIescing from the attack that
was st hrst very severe.
Mrs. Inez Segar has entered the office
OF John II. Dubois to learn the routine OF
business before succeeding Miss Winni-
fred Chadwick, Mr.. Dubois very capable
assistant, who will finish work for him
the 3lst Of this month";
The board OF civil authority met Satur-
day to consider the cases Of the deaf and
dumb and blind in town but found no
children so afflicted to recommend for
state aid in securing an education at in
stitutions of special instruction.
All the Randolph teachers with the ex-
ception Of two were present at the educa-
tional meeting In Bethany Parish house
last Thursday aud both read and dis
cussed papers dealing with school man
agement, the handling of supplies and so
forth.
Mrs. Ide @. Sargent and two sons, who
had remained at their summer home in
Granville through the fall and early win
ter, came TO Randolph last Thursday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.
Howe until the next day. They left then
to rejoin MIR. Sargent in Paterson, n. j.,
where the boys will enter school the first
OF February.
The Rebekah whist party in Odd Fell
lows hall last Thursday evening had ten
tables OF players, and the highest score,
plus "a, was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Chase. F. A. Salisbury and Miss
Bertha Rowell carried of the honors in
the minus quantity, and the prizes in
both cases we're decorated china. The
Rebekahs give another party this even
ing.
The White River Chair company, which
absorbed the Brattleboro Cabinet
company (once the Souto company OF
has filed q certificate for an
increase OF capital stock from $40, 600 to
$500, 900. The Chair company is still do
ing business in the old Cabinet COM
pany's factory and is planning to employ
q larger working force in order to meet
the growing demand for its goods.
NJ. NJ. Wilson has installed on his farm
three gasolene engines bought OF @. III. |
Taft OF North Randolph. One is q large |
eight horsepower engine for farm work,
another is used in the creamery and the |
third is part of a pumping outnt. Mr.. /
Taft himself has purchased OF Sargent, /
Osgood & Roundy q Maxwell runabout of
i2-horsepower. The car Is handsome /
1910 model with all the late improve
ments.
c. P. Hubert presents a years record 4
In the poultry business which proves con-
cIusively that s'there is money in hens"
v hen the same are intelligently cultivat-
ID. During 1909, Mr.. Hubert had 1865
dozen OF eggs from ITO hens and sold
1871 QUGcH AUI tuc SUN " t1fcscSs aA@o
,et SO dozen and sold S10.95 worth OF
which made his total receipts
lss4.75. Feed cost him S199. ~; so that
bis net profit amounted to S2s5.6S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Amsden of
Mitchell, s. D., who are spending the
xinter in Vermont, returned to Randolph
saturday after q fortnight's stay in
Northfield aud Roxbury. At the former
place they we're the guests Of Mrs. Ans
lens brother, Hiram SmaIley, and at the
after were entertained by cousin, New
nan Rice. Mr.. Amsden, who is in quite
,oor health, is the eldest son of Mrs. ]
Mary Amsden, with whom he makes his
headquarters on Maple street. !
Carl Wainwright, who went to Cali
ornia the sth Of December, Is located at
'harter Oak and is living in the family OF
frank Wilcox, formerly Of East Brook
eld. The weather in that section has {
,eau extreuelv rainy this winter aud {