Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
Randolph.

COL Robert j. kimball returned n
brooklyn Sunday night.
George Manchester OF South RovaIton
was In town over Sunday.
Booths studio is now pointed ont bv
new and attractive sign.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Thacher and daupb.
ter spent Sunday in Bethel.
a. L. Merchant is having a weeks yaca-
tloD from T.. A. Thomas store.
! Mrs. w. b. Wall went TO South Roval-
ton MONDAY to spend the day.
Miss Maud Chsmberlin returned to her
nome In Stockbridge this week.
Harrison II. Hayward OF Burlington
visited his parents here Saturday.
Miss Winnifred Richmond went To
Montpelier Monday for short stay,
The Kings Daughters will meet with
hrs' mcintyre June 10Th at four o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Corbin OF Royalton
were guests at f. A. phacher's Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. L. L. Udsll Of STAFFORD
/ spent Sunday at the home OF their son,
John.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and little
| daughter, Helen, spent Sunday in Mont
George Mcintosh went to Essex June.
ton Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J.
| Storms.
Leonard r. Hutchinson of Barre spent a
lew days at his home last week enjoying
the fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s. Booth are
| spending the week with his sister in Leb.
anon, n. II.
Miss Louise Miles OF Merrimack, Mass,
friend OF John Tewksbury, was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Sue Sanford went to Winchester,
MASS, Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Abbott.
Mrs. +. II. Totman has been taking an
enforced vacation from the Bell store be-
cause OF a severe cold.
Hon. W. B. Wall went TO South Yer
non, Monday on business tor the
Boston and Maine railroad.
Miss Ellen Woodward OF South Royal
ton was a guest last week at the home OF
her brother, d. c. Woodward.
Twenty-four candidates were matricu-
lated In the first two degrees at the
Grange meeting Saturday evening.
Dana Clough returned to Windsor
Monday. He had been in attendance up
on Normal commencement exercises.
Robert Morton arrived from Boston
Thursday, having completed his years
work al Boston Institute OF Technology.
Fred G. Webster, Esq, returned to Bur.
lington Monday after a several days Wis.
II with his parents, Alfred Webster and
wife.
Thirty-hve births in town have been
recorded by the town CLERK this year since
the first Of January. There have been 80
deaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Goodenough Of
Brattleboro, who had been visiting their |
daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Bass returned home |
Monday.
Misses Olive and Della Marcott return |
ed to Woodstock Monday after a short |
stay In town, guests OF George Dumas |
and family.
Miss Mary Chesley OF Hanover, n. H., |
arrived Monday to spend two weeks here /
and at the North village. She is guest at |
Fred Dunn's.
Mrs. w. NJ. Terry, with her son, Perley, |
went TO Saratoga, N. Y, Monday TO visit |
her son, Orman, who is employed at the /
Vermont House.
A daughter was born June 9Th to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Taylor of Mediord, Mass.
Mrs. Taylor will be remembered here as
Miss Grace Bradish.
Rev. w. II. Chidley returned from Rye,
n. H., Thursday. He reports a very en-
thusiastic meeting OF the New England
Christian conference.
Mrs. A. V. Lamson and daughter, Car
oline, accompanied by Mrs. Gaskell and
daughter, Louise, arrived from Philadel-
phia Friday to occupy ldleton cottage for
he summer.
There will be mock court In Grange
hall Monday evening, June 18th. Mrs.
John Mulligsn sues for and gets her bill
Of divorce. Every body come. Lots OF fun.
Ice cream will be served afterwRrd.
Mrs. Arthur G. Vinica OF North Cor
ham, Me-, arrived last Thursday to visit
her parents, MIR, and Mrs. r. A. Thacher,
Her husband accompanied her to Pena-
cook, y. H., where they spent few days
with his parents.
Miss Cora Martin, who substituted for
Miss Mary ) Dubois as assistant teacher
IN the High School, left for Bellows Falls
on her way to her home in Chico
Dee Falls, Mass. Miss Dubois is spending
week or so in Boston with Mr.. and Mrs.
!. A. Wheeler.
A dark and dreadful discovery is re-
ported from Randolph. The Democrats
II that town are all dead. Every mothers
ION in the town over p years OF age Is
,oting in the Republican caucus there to-
,ay. No outbreak OF bubonic plague has
,eeu reported from Randolph but some
hing OF the Kind must have occurred
Barre Times.
An item in the Springfield Republican
rom the Greenfield correspondent has
his regarding the Wales pageant; The
,reat event OF the season has been the
Wales pageant for the benefit OF the
franklin County Hospital. When $50
people take part in an entertainment
heir friends aud neighbOrs are pretty apt
o be interested. The success OF the pag-
ami has been very gratifying to those
Tho have managed IL. Mr.. Wales has
hown great ability in putting his show
m the stage in such a finished manner.
lie seems to have a genius for such UNDER
a kfngs.n Prof. Wales will be here TO be-
i'm work June 30th and II is expected
here will be a large class to come under
rs training.