Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-24

| Miss Eunice Denison Il quite III with
| Z severe form Of tOnsilitts. ~
M. and Mrs. Woods ana child Of Boa.
ton are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. =.
| Evans. a
Miss May Parsons u for the present
acting q bookkeeper for Mr. n. ~.
I Thomas.
1 Mr., Fred Harris LETT Tuesday Tor New.
| York. and Miss Anne Dubois for Smith
college, Northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams and two
children Of Chelsea, Mass.. were enter
tanned recently 1t Mr.. J. d. Wheeler's.
/ There will be Fern scciable at the
Misses Matthew'S, Thursday afternoon
and evening. All are cordially invited.
Miss Nettie Dupuis vent yesterday to
/ ROyalton to attend the wedding Of Mr..
Leslie Rumritl and Miss Alice 6toughton.
4 Miss Mamie Evans OF Boston, who had
been In Burlington for while, came
Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Shat
tuck.
The Drum Corps accepted an invitation
to attend sociable at the Center, Satur-
day evening, and found II very pleasant
occasion.
! Miss Eva Billings OF Boston, who ar
rives next Monday, il to be the trimmer
in the millinery store OF the Misses San
ford this season.
Miss Edith Blodgett, a summer visitor
at the Center who also spent some time
with Miss Mary Mcintyre, went back to
Springfield, Mass, the End.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Cooling, with their
children and guests, drove yesterday to
Woodstock to visit the fair and then went
TO See their friends in Pomfret.
--A.. AHslIn~ - ~ Loa knov1 a. nl,
nearly i've weeks at DR.. H. n. Mclntyre'sl
was able Tuesday to return to Pomfret
with his daughter, Mrs. Ellen Chandler.
Miss Josephine Russell, member Of
the choir OF st. Charles church, New
York, who had been passing her vacation
In Randolph, went away again DAY Pc
fore yesterday.
Il C.M.HOward has had the b0ulders blast
ed out Of his garden, having come to the
conclusion that garden sass" is one oil
the few things that doesn't need TO be
founded on rock.
Y John w. Sharpe Of West 6omerville,
Mass, who Is employed In the freight de-
partment OF the Boston & Albany rail-
road, has been in the village on visit to
his sister, Mrs. William Wood.
John Senter, Esq, OF Montpelier, Wal.
ter Morse OF Barre, Elk Governor Samuel
Pingree of Hartford, and George
Fits OF Roxbury, Mass, were among the
|transients in town within the past few
J days.
i Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Cleveland and Mrs
w. I. Chalmers, who went on the y. A
jamestown, South Dakota, as the guest
OF Harry G. Flint, and started from thert
Friday on the journey home
Elderess Isabella Russell and Sister
Henrietta Spooner, from the community
Of Shakers at Enfield, N. H., who had ex
! hibits at both the State and Dog Rive
l Valley fairs, stopped here on their wal
!, home TO visit d. E. Cooling and family.
!, Mr.. Bowman and daughter, Stella
o came from Essex Junction, Tuesday, t
: be preseDt at the wedding OF Mr.. Franz
. Allen and Miss Anna Wheatley, which
took place In Brookfield that evening
e Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are TO live on farm
+ In East Roxbury.
The Porter Screen Manufacturing com
D pany OF Burlington write that the new
9 mill which is being built at Winooski, Il
. not expected to take the place Of the Ran
J, doiph screen mill, and that they see d,
reason why the later will not be started
Q again In due season.
Mrs. Frank Griswoid and Mrs. Ann,
: Chase, with Mrs. L. r. Thayer and Mis-
: Mary Moulton as substitutes, have beef
= chosen to represent the Woman's Auxiii
airy of st. Johns church at the annua
!. state convention to be held In st. Albane
October 7th and sth. The bishops Q
Kentucky and Vermont will address tn
4 convention.
: AS Mr.. Clarence Moulton was drivinI
II down from Snowsville the other day, bi
: cycle whizzed past him on the cross roal
d from the Valley Farm 10 j. WI Burt
7 place, startling one Of the horses SO that
sprang against its mate and forced 1t int
II the ditch. The team was then past con
troll and tore down the Chandler hill
max ing the turn at the stone schoolhous
= surprisingly well. and 30 along straigh
= road to the stock farm. Mr.. Moulton an
Miss Adelaide Hood, guest ut Stoneleig
who was riding with him, were bot
thrown out but sustained no injuries b
n yond . few bruises.
The Randolph Building company hel
2 its annual meeting Tuesday evening !
DR.. e. o. Bianchard's office and electe
= the following officers Colonel r. .
Kimball, president "; r; Lamson, set
=. and the president, Mr.. Dubois, Z.
Thayer, E. A. Thomas and Dr.. II. II. Nj
20 Intyre, board OF directors. 1t was vote
i TO Increase the capital stock Of the con
pany--originally 5000 43 per cent
IL that amount could be satisfactorily dil
n posed of-the proceeds OF the new stoc
TO be used in canceling the liabilities II
4 Cured through the failure OF the Unite
= States Screen company.
Deacon Roswell Holbrook is extensivel
!. repairing and almost entirely rem0de
=, ing his house on Central street. tt
" building has been raised nearly two fee
. and the entrance changed from the sic
:. to the front, which necessitates yer
y, different arrangement Of the rooms.
e bay window has been built on the mort
ID side OF the house, and wide piazza, wit
rounding corner, runs from the windo
ID across the side and front. Raising *
re house has made great improvement
s. its looks, and when the work Is final
completed, Deacon Holbrook will have
- very comfortable and pretty cottage. Tt
~ filling in and grading, which is also
l. part OF the plan, promises to be no sma
4 part OF the undertaking.
to There has been general feeling in th
vicinity, which has not apparently bee
= subdued in the lapse OF time, that W. !
4 shepard, the store clerk who systemati
!. cally robbed his employers while p0sin
"a as I model young man and christian ger
4 tleman, must be made to answer for ii
II crime OF which he is undoubtedly guilt.
IL That he was not arrested Immediately VI