Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-19
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. f. 2. Wyman left yesterday to
visit her parents in Chicago.
L. F. Kent, who is at STAFFORD visiting,
is recovering from an Illness.
Mrs. 0. B. Copeland went yesterday to
Lawrence, Mass, for two weeks.
Miss May Kendrick went to Boston
yesterday for two months stay.
Mrs. John Prince OF Burlington came
Tuesday to visit her son, G.. j Prince.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook and daughter,
Cora, spent Saturday In South Royalton.
H. c. Allen is putting in private tele.
phone line to connect his house and store
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore and baby
Of Middlebury visited at SIS. Whitcomb's
last week.
Mrs. w. r. Davenports mother has re-
turned to Williamstown after a weeks
stay here.
Rev. Irving Flint OF Falmouth, Me-,
formerly OF this place, has received a cali
to Houlton, Me.
The New England Telephone Co. is
building new line to the Center to re.
place the old one.
John Clifford has decided the farm
known as the Edison Emery place to his
son, Walter Clifford.
Chas. G. Dubois comes from Chicago
today to remain two days at his home on
his way to New York.
M. j. Smith was called to Holyoke.
Mass, Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
his father, who was 70 years OF age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taplin OF Wash
ington are guests for a few DAYS of Mrs.
Taplin's brother, Herbert E. Campbell.
Jim Lee purchased the stock OF mer
ehandise OF Z. Battles when the latter left
town recently and t. r. Butteraeld will
keep the store in Stewards block.
A little three year-old girl returned
with Mrs. Z. o. Blanchard Friday from
Everett, Mass, and will remain with DR..
and Mrs. Blanchard for the present, at
least.
The reservoir is again full-thanks to
the A. L. Morse springs addition, rather
than TO any let-up in the drouth. Per-
mission is accorded to use hose 10 a mod
crate way for the present.
Messrs. Nicolls and Cook OF the souto
Go. were iu Richford yesterday, called by
the destruction by fire OF the furniture
concern at that place in which they were
engaged before coming here.
The suicide OF MIR. Edmund LOOMS.
who lveG IN Mortified near the Berlin
line, and who shot himself with a rifle
Monday morning, interests some here
who knew Mr.. Loomis and his wife. FL
nancial troubies were the cause OF the
deed.
The remains Of Miss Ida May Goodwin,
who died IN Oneonta, N. y, six years ago,
we're brought to Randolph by her uncle,
z. Y. Goodwin OF Concord, n. b., and
met here by her sister, Miss Mary J.
Goodwin, also OF Concord, aud placed by
the side of her father, the late Albert
Goodwin Of Randolph.
The entertainment course started off
most auspiciously Tuesday evening with
a concert by the Boston Ladies Military
band. Every seat was taken in the hall
The audience enjoyed the music much.
the trombone solo by Miss Yeaton being
especially pleasing Miss McCobb's alto
solos were well received
A quiet wedding occurred at the Meth
odist parsonage, Moretown, Saturday at
30 p. m, when Miss Majetta Nj. Clark.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al Clark OF that
town, and Mr.. Henry A. Pope Of RAN
dolph were united in marriage by Rev. O.
) Hulburt. Miss Harriette Clark, sister
Of the bride, was bridesmaid and n. Y.
Dunsmoore offieiated as best man. The
bride and bridesmaid were both hand
somely attired in blue silk. After the
ceremony they returned to the home OF
the brides parents, where a wedding din
ner was served, after which the COUPLE
took the train for their future home in
Randolph, where Mr.. Pope has employ
ment. They were the recipients az many
gifts among which we're two gold eagles I
from parents Of the bride. The bride ana 4
groom are highly esteemed in RandoIpb
circles and their many friends offer con- 4
gratulatlons. They have commenced
housekeeping in the tenement in Frnesf
Hubbard.