Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03

The trust Is growing lean.
And for our comfort can re6ec1,
when taking in our bands,
That meal IS spoiAne every day
Upon the packers hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Greenwood Of War
rem were at DR.. r. z. Angells Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mitchell are enter
tanning their niece, Miss Sara Vaughan of
Bridgewater.
Col. A. B. Chandler returned to Brook
lyn, N. r., Tuesday sitter nearly weeks
stay in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Earle OF Fitchburg,
Mass, we're the guests Of Mrs. Charlotte
Lille Tuesday.
G. q. Dubois OF Boston was in town
Monday TO attend a regular nesting Of
the directors Of the Rnudolph National
bank.
Hon. Dana II. Morse has been chosen
director OF the Randolph National bank
in the place Of Hon. ". B. Wall, de-
ceased.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington, who has her
winter residences in Newport, slipped on
the Ice in that place recently and injured
her wrist.
Mrs. @. NJ. Howard has gone to Dor
chester Center, Masa, to be with her
daughter, Mrs. F. P. Bartlett, the rest .oi
the winter.
/ A. d. Olmstead had slight shock Sum
day aud though be IL stili confined to the
bed, be Is very comfortable and bids fair
to make a good recovery.
Rev. A. {. Gilmore has bean in Bur-
lington since Monday, attending pre-
i Lenten conference Of the Episcopal clergy
with Bishop Hall at Rock Point.
MIss fey Manchester has been seriously
threatened with typhoid fever, whose de-
velopmsnt, however, hAs been prevented
in her case and she Is decidedly better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin J.. Sleeper Of
Barnard stayed Monday and Tuesday
with their mother, Mrs. Maria Sleeper,
who ia again living in the Howard block.
J.B. Fisk ana II. I. Jahnaon attended
meeting Of Mount Zion commandeSy IN
Montpelier Friday night, when Mr..
johnson took the Knight Tsmplar de-
gree-
Mrs. William Ross Updegran Of Fort
Dodge, Ia, has been in Philadelphia
since Christmas with her mother, Mrs. A.
ID. Lamson, who Is about to move to Fort
Dodge to make her hcme With Mrs. Up
degraf.
Miss Sadie Kent, the trained nurse,
was called to Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
to care for Miss Ida Battles, who is very |
sick with articular rheumatism and heart
trouble.
l. q. Kent has been OF duty at the
Brigham creamery for the last two or
three weeks on account OF palm sbscess
ON his left hand, which has been very
painful tut is now beginning to heal.
Capt. B. F. Bowman has been notified
that the National q. A. r. sncampment
will be held in Atlantic City the week OF
Sept. 1924, and that the railroad, excur-
sion rate win be in the nsighborhood Of
s12 for the round trip. ai8
The snowshoe club was out In force
Tuesday night ana, abont 80 strong,
trooped over Mari. Castle park, through
the O'Connor ravine and across the Lam
son farm fiat to the railroad track, which
was followed back to the village
e. /. Clafiiu reached home Friday from
4 six weeks' absence at Palm Beach, Fla,
and New York. He found the climate OF
Florida all that could be desired in the
way OF heat, and decided to return to ..
in time to cool of before spring.
Mrs. Geo. Richmond Of Ncythfeld, dis
trict deputy grand matron Of the Order of 4
the Eastern Star, and Willis B. Clark of :
Waterbury, district deputy grand patron, !
Inspected Beulah chapter last Thursday I
night. A banquet followed the inspec- \
tion. 8
Rev. Howard ]. ChidIey, who was re-
,ently ordained to the Congl ministry t
Ind has since been assistant to Rev. DR.. i
Parks Cadman OF the Brooklyn Central, Is q
now to become pastor Of the Brick ConR'l :
.hurch in East Orange, n. j. ct a salary
II g., 800.
Rev. and Mrs. v. M. Hardy stopped at
he Randolph Inn Friday night on their
say to Amherst, Mass, where they spent
sunday with their brother, A. L. Hardy,
md family. From Amherst, Rev. and
drs. Hardy went on to New York and
eft that city yesterday for Lake View, s.
=, ct which winter resort they expect to
tay several weeks.
Mrs. H. E. Sharpe and Mrs. A, M.
hubbard we're the winners ct the Rebek-
b whist party Friday night, which bad
I've tables Of players. Bottles Of perfume
ewarded the best scorers, while bottles
/ stimulating mustard and catchup were
resented to the heaviest losers, Harry
base and Mrs. o. +. Colburn. Another
arty is on tonight.
hlr. and Mrs. c. 3. Lazelle Of White
liver Junction were with her parents,
a.. and Mrs J.. NJ. Atwood, Monday and
tuesday,. Mr. Iazelle goes 10 Boston
oday to take his new position Of special III
alesman for the international Harvester
ompany, which he would have assumed
month ago had an attack Of mnmps not
nterfered with bis plans. Mrs. Lazelle
iii stay ct the Junction and in Ran Z
olph until spring, when they hope TO
nd desirable living quarters IN the city.
n. Atwood came down with the humps
esterday ct the age Of 70.