Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-24
Randolph Continued.

John F. Kimball Of Bradford, N. H.,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Mabel Hamilton is at home for
the Easter recess of Montpelier seminary.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez left Elm cot
tage yesterday to join her relatives in
New York.
A reissue of pension has been allowed
Henry T. johnson at the rate Of $40 Der
month from Feb. "a.
As w. r. Martin was chopping wood
Friday, the ak slipped and cut quite
cash in his right foot.
Ward and Mary McAllister went 10
Waitsheld Saturday to enjoy the sugar
season on their grandfather's farm.
Mrs. W. L. Turcotte and son OF Tenn
pleton, Pa, we're entertained from Mon
day to Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. !
Shattuck.
M. Walk, who clerks in the store of his
son-in-law, Barney Shapiro, has been in |
Burlington for few days, buying goods
for the latter.
Capt. B. f. Bowman had a visit yester.
day from s. E. Walbridge Of South
Cabot, comrade of his in Company e,
Sth Vermont regiment.
Miss Ruby Miller arrived last night
from Boston and this morning accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller,
to Warren and Waitsheld.
II. 7. Baldwin of Wells River, the pres-
emit high sheriff of Orange county and q
candidate for denomination, is in town
today looking after his fences.
Dr. Gilman A. Wheeler OF Boston, who
made the acquaintance OF the Ford auto
while in Randolph last summer, has
bought car of that make, which he saw
It the recent auto show in Boston.
In moving wagon wheel out OF his
Tard the other day, L. J. Blakely ran a
lbarp end Of the broken tire clear
through his left hand and tore the flesh
he entire length of his palm and fore
niger.
The union services, held for the first !
ime in this village during Holy Week, '
rave had an attendance OF so or so people !
very night and have served to impress !
lpon the community in general the signi-
lcance OF this special season in the Chris
ian year.
DR.. G. j. Rumrill operated upon Robert Q
Walker Of Braintree at the sanatorium
tuesday morning for the removal of the q
ppendix and gall stones. Yesterday
morning he was again the surgeon in the 3
ase Of Mrs. William Fletcher. suffering
rom appendicitis. :.
Misses Ida and Alice English Of South
loyalton, who had heen with their
randmother, Mrs. d. NJ. English, since \
aturday, walked yesterday to the home
their maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
lrs. Gilman Smith, who live two miles X
eyond the Center. g
At the Sanatorium Aid society meeting u
ssterday afternoon, Mrs. Lucinda Cleve-
md was elected president in place of a,
Irs. L. A. Russlow, resigned, and the q
tier consented 20 serve on the executive "a
lmmittee, from which Mrs. Cleveland N
signed to accept her present Office. The
dies voted to have food sale sometime
J April.
Mrs. Zeno 7. Paige aud daughter. W
dith, went this morning to the new
ome OF the family in Bristol, where the 81
m, Daniel, has fallen sick with measles. hs
II. Paige, who also preceded the others ",
Bristol, has injured his eye so badly
TO endanger the sight and Is in the -.
amy Allen hospital at Winooski for ~
1aA AtNAAs Ills VIE ana MMuENter VIII -.
op to see him on their way to Bristol.
The patrons OF the White Cross MIX -,
mpany are to meet the company's man ~
er, G. X. Miller, in Grange hall Tues -
y afternoon a. / o'clock 10 tx the
ices Of milk for the next six months
ID, unless the prices are satisfactorily
iusted, the producers have notified Mr.. ~,
iller that they win withdraw their milk -.
pm the White Cross factory on April 4,
Z Mr.. Miller is now "a the oomnanvfs ~,
ice in Boston but has signifed bis will ~
gness 10 meet the patrons il an effort -.
arrive ct fair settlement OF prices. -
Of the teachers who have left town for Be,
. Easter vacation, Miss Ethel NJ WI
*, assistant in the high school, l. ct l7'
? home in Lyndonville; Miss r. AIDE or
le Gray Of the primary grade is with Or,
: mother in Waterbury, Conn. Miss bic
y Howe Of Grades 2 and has gone to lie
attleboro; Miss Olive MoultOn, assist \