Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05
Mrs. R. 5. Snow is visiting in Hin, n. H

Mrs. r. s. Snow is visiting in Hill, n. II
B. Avery accompanied his wife anc
child back to Campton Village, N. II.
Thursday on his return from a western
trip.
Rev. Joseph Therien and his sister, Miss
Marie, came from w indsor the last OF the
week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Mer-
chant.
J. w. Hale and his sister, Mrs. Pease
returned Monday from Haverhill, n. H.,
where they had spent a week with
friends.
Thomas Cary OF West Hartford was mere
the first OF the week. Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr attended the funeral OF a rela-
tive in Waterbury.
DIR. V. NJ. Hardy went to Providence, r.
l., Monday to attend the three days ses-
sion OF the Board OF Foreign Missions
which closes tonight.
d. II. Morse went to Boston Monday to
attend the farmers congress. His wife
accompanied him and will attend the
great food fair and visit friends.
Mrs. Roxana q. Kellogg and her son,
Clyde, a produce dealer OF Kansas City,
Mo-, who had been visiting her, went to
Plainfield last week to spend few days.
Mrs. M. A. Pierce returned to Boston
Adams. Mrs. II. G.. Cole OF Boston, Mrs.
Adams sister, did not leave until yester-
day.
Mrs. e. A. Porter OF Fairlee has been a
guest the past week at the home OF her
brother, r. A. Hobart. Her daughter,
Mrs. w. ID. Thayer OF Orange, Mass,
came with her.
Miss Clogston CT Worcester. Miss Pal
mer Of Jonesville and Miss Cutting OF
Norwich, who had been attending the
Normal and boarding at the Randolph
House, returned home Monday.
Geo. n. Temple received first premium
on creamery butter at the great Valley
fair at Brattleboro last week, scoring
81 l-2 out OF possible 100 Mr.. Temple
makes the butter from his own and nine
other diaries.
A new timetable went into effect Mon |
day on the Central Vermont railway. The 4
evening train for Windsor is now due 1
here 81 z % instead OF 7:20; the morning /
train north at 9:f5 instead Of 9:16; the 1
mail north at 2: a instead OF 2:43, and the 1
earlier than heretofore.
Last Friday quite a delegation OF Odd 1
Fellows attended a district meeting at
East Barre. The party included Messrs.
A. NJ. Hubbard, F. +. Dunn, Mark Good
ell, j. NJ. Atwood, l.. g. Erskine, Frank
Ketcham, Frank SAWYER, Asa Hayes, VIM.
Kenney, p. J. Blanchard, Ira Quimby. o.
j. Marcott, r. NJ. McCrillis, j. w. Wells,
r. l.. Kent, l.. B. Kihbey OF North RAN
dolph, c. ID. Smead, Wallace and John
Blanchard.
W.B. Wall was summoned to meet
President Lucius futile OF the Boston q
Maine Railroad company at Boston last
" eek ana was offered a position similar in
all respects to the one be held for many
years with the Central Vermont Railroad
company, prior TO its acquisition by an
allen" corporation which Mr.. Wall had
opposed in some important mstters that
ere still fresh In mind. The position car
-ies a considerably larger salary than Mr..
Wall ever received before. That a COM
Dany able to command the services Of so
many men OF strength In their particular
ines should offer this place to Mr.. Wall
s high testimonial to the estimation in
= hich he is held In railroad circles and
grstifes his numberless friends, here and
Elsewhere. He will make his headquar- /
ers and home here and go whenever and
wherever business takes him.
Arthur l.. Newton went to New York I
ity Monday to assist Albert Eckert
handler in his work as secretary OF the
Woods Motor Vehicle company. This /
1mpany has been recently organized, I
ri,h a capt. al OF sl0,O0O,OO0. Its speciality @
J the manufacture of automobiles, which 5
re advancing rapidly In popular favor.
Imong its directors are such men as John
V. Mackay, August Belmont, W. Seward
Webb and scores OF others prominent in
usiness. The Woods compsny takes the v
atents and properties OF one OF the lead
~ pioneers In automobile construction, \
he Fischer Equipment company OF G,
hlcago. Factories are running in Chi
ago and Others are to be built in the a
asst and Canada. The position OF secre- :.
Try OF this co npanv must be one OF :,
Dor and responsibility and Mr.. Chand-
II is to be congratulated on being
losen. Mr.. Newton will prove a valu- r
Die sssistans and has the best wishes OF 10
any friends here. II