Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27
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daughter was born Jan. 7 to Mr.. ana
y Mrs. viii NJ. Boyd.
The Grange will hold a sociable at their
hall Friday evening, Jan. Is. Every body
invited.
Mrs.. W.P. Townsend returned home
from Boston last week, where she had
beeu since before Christmas.
Miss Grace Pierson returned to Man
chester. N. h., Saturday after visit OF
d two weeks al L. II. Rohonan's.
Iobn e. Mattison Of North Bennington
snsnt saturday and Sunday with his
brother, Cashier II. N. MattisUn.
Rev. Fred Daniels preached an interest
ing sermon to the young people last Sun
. day morning At the Methodist church.
Mrs. Il. s. Annis went to Lakeport, N.
II Friday, called there by the serious
illness OF Mr.. Annis' sister, Mrs. Rowe.
lanes Leonard, assistant cashier in the
hank, returned Sunday night from
weeks vacation at bis home in Brandon.
Nrs. Ruth Kennedy, who had been Wis
ting her son in Bridgeport, Conn.,, the
past few weeks, returned home Saturday
night.
GRANDPARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Taplin, the past month, has returned to
Lowell, Mass.
The Edwin r. Weeks Co. gave an in
terssting entertainment here Tuesday
evening under the auspices Of the Enter
tainment association.
Mrs. Adah whitney, who bad been In
Barre city with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hodgdon, the past six weeks, returned
home Saturday night.
some OF the children In the family OF
Charles Durkee, n. j. Hill and Charles
"A. Baraw are sick with the measles but
all seem to be doing well.
Several members OF George Washington
lodge attended a meeting of the Masonic
lodge in Williamstown last evening and
report very pleasant time.
Charles L. .Densmore was at home from
Bet bel last week where be is employed ia
the jewelry store OF L. +. Terry. He re-
turned to Bethel Friday afternoon.
Arthur HUI, clerk in Corwin's store, is
having a vacation at home with the
measles. He seems to be taking In every
thing that comes along as Il Is only q
short time since that he had the mulnps.
Fred L. Pray has sold the small place
near II. II. Lyford's which be bought
last year from Charles Bacon to George
Lyford consideration, 1925. Mr.. Lyford
has been occupying the place the past
season.
E. II. Kennedy and c. L. Speare repre-
sented the Orange County Telephone Co. /
at q meeting OF the independent telephone
companies OF Vermont and New Hamp- |
shire held at Wells River Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Judge OF Probate George L. Stow held 1
hearing at Williamstown Saturday con-
corning the recommitment OF the insane
patients in the Waterbury asylum from
this town, who are George Andres, Park
er Burbank, Herman Hook, Mary Folsom
and Rosalie B0gbee. DIR. Grout, superin-
tendent OF the asylum, was present and
reported all TO be in good physical health
and showed picture Of each Of them.
The patients we're given an opportunity
to appear at this hearing but none did so.
Those who went from here besides Judge
Stow, were States Attorney s. q. Wilson.
selectmen Z. N. Bacon and B. II. Adams,
W. P. Townsend and Henry Burbank.
At the annual meeting OF George Wash
ington lodge, No. 81, r. and A. NJ, held
last Thursday evening the following off,
GERS we're elected and appointed:-W. NJ,
II. F. Bryant; s. W., 8. G. Wilson; J.
W., Wiram Morse; Treas, II. n. Matti-
son; Sec, II. o. Bixby; 5. D., W. II.
Hill; j. D., c. II. Baraw; 8. g., o. X.
Burgess; J. s., w. II. Dearborn; Chap,
I. A. Dickinson; Mar, [. c. Ordway;
Tyler, +. b. Dickinson. There were vis-
iting brothers present from Rising Sun
lodge, No. Z, OF South Royalton and
Minerva lodge. No. SO, OF Corinth. There
Is to be a special meeting for the installa-
ton OF officers Thursday evening, Feb. 3.
Smith Taylor of this town has one
small COW, six years old, half Jersey and
half Ayrshire. The 10th of last April
Mr.. Taylor begun sending her milk to
the Orange County creamery and contin-
ued to do so until Jan. 1, 1910. Her
record in this time has probably beaten
that Of any other COW in this vicinity.
The milk was sent months and q days
and the total 69a7 lbs. OF milk made
1920 tbs. Of butter, for which the cream
cry paid him sl02.s4 The cows average
test fer this time was over $50. During
this time Mr.. Taylor had used all the
milk wanted in the family. The milk
was taken from the creamery to make
butter for the family use a. the COW is to
come IN fresh next March 10. Since the
milk has been kept at home they have
made lbs. OF butter each week to date.
this COW has never been fed extra and
through the summer only three pints OF
mixed feed once = day Who cau beat
this little cows record, and does il pay to
put your milk in Orange County creamery
and patronizeR home industry