Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-26
Randolph.

oo LilSu Nhltbey spent Sunday with
friends in Mortified.
Edison Emery and wife OF Bethel visited
at T. E. Briggs Saturday.
James Burke OF North Hartland CANA
saturday TO visit relatives here.
Guy Lamson is playing on the Varsity
baseball team at the L. Y. NJ. this season.
Mrs. Anna Ames has moved to Ogdens.
burg, n. Y. Mrs. Ruth Abbott has moved
10 Mortified. W.
Dr. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and Mr.
and Mrs. +. e. Dubois have returned from
a week ia Boston.
W. w. Rogers OF Manchester. n Fl
came last week to spend a brief vacation
with his family here.
Mrs. Frank Grove went to NorthfieId
Friday TO visit her sister, Mrs. Robert
Paine, for few days.
The Randolph Lecture Course assoeis.
ton will hold its postponed business
meeting at the HERALD office tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Hardy's story entitled
AFTER. Sight, or How Major Wintbron,s
Eyes Were Opened" will be concluded
/ next Sunday morning.
Howard J. Chidley has been elected
editor OF general literature OF the "Regis-
trar, the periodical published by the
Burlington High school.
At the grange meeting Saturday even
ing the program will include a study
OF the lives and works OF prominent
American women, interpreted with
music.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois has been appoipt-
ed administrator and Hon. James Hutch.
inson and M. A. Tewksbury commission
ers Of the estate OF the late DR.. f. f. |
lpham.
Z. d. Upham gave one OF the finest OF
talks TO the young people OF the Cong'l
church Sunday evening. Mr.. Upham was
once editor and proprietor Of the HERALD
AND News.
Mrs. George Barris and baby left satur- |
day for their home in st. Johnsbury. Her |
grandfather, Josiah Tilson, remains Sc |
rl2usly I'll with grip complicated with |
other diseases.
Cassius Peck, formerly OF the High |
school here, has been selected as one OF /
the sophomore prize speakers in contest .
for which preparations are now being .
made at the L. V. NJ.
State Highway Commissioner Wall is .
continuing this week his series OF meet
ingH with the town commissioners at the
several county seats, being in Essex, Cal
edonia, Orleans and Franklin this week.
~ 10 NhAh AhAAAAAf tut new hH1lhlhul IN
the High school, went to her home in
Chie0pee Falls, Mass, Saturday to attend
the wedding OF friend at which she was
maid OF honor She returned yesterday.
Last Saturday Dean wedgwood, Julian
Grow and John Lamson embarked in a
rowboat near the foundry here and rowed
down the branch to a point beyond Finley
bridge, the high water making the trip
possible.
Fred Smith and family returned last
weeK from Somerville, Mass, where they
have spent the winter, and will occupy
the farm here for the present. Mr.. Smith
has been employed in the Faneuil Hall
market.
At Springfield Wednesday Of last week ,
was solemniZed the marriage OF Mrs.
Angie Wood OF this place to Leroy j. I
Needham OF Sioux City, Ia, Rev. Walter {
futile performing the ceremony. Mr.. s
md Mrs. Needham spent several days at {
her home here before be left for the {
West. She will join him there soon.
Hobart A. Goodwin OF Concord, n. H.,
on OF G. Il. Goodwin, and formerly OF y
his place, has become the junior member /
Il the firm OF Dame Il Goodwin, under I
akers, at Concord, n. II. The firm has
OF 50 years leading undertaken OF Con- !
ord. Mr.. Goodwin has had several q
ears experience in the same line. q
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler, who have J
zen at Underhill most OF the winter. are
I home for a short time. They return to :
'uderhill later and on their return home
gill be accompanied by c. F. Mann and
wife, who will remain here for awhile. 4
fir. Mann, who is their son-in.law, has o
een compelled TO give up his place in ?
Burlington on account Of III health. 81"
Mass was celebrated at the Catholic :,
hurch Sunday by Rev. +. c. Droughiu OF L
Woodstock. At the close Of the service a v
Meeting was held to arrange for repairing 8,
nd repainting the building soon. Liberal 5
were made and a committee b
I four Practitioners to have charge OF the 81
FORK was appointed by the pastor. A 81
Mission will be held here early in June c
nd services next time will be at 1880 L
'elock May 10th. d
A May festival and costume party will i
e given by the Order OF the Eastern Star U
D Du Bots & Gays ball on the evening Of 1
lay LIST. A pleasing program is being y
and will be given by the young "
eople, including the Nav pole dance, Sc Ia
,ctions from "Kirmess,n and a variety OF Ell
ports appropriate to the day. All are in lie
tied without further notice to attend in OF
ostume and Join the grand promenade at
O'Clock. There will be a small admis- Ct
ION at the door and ice cream and cake b
srved after the program. IN
Business is quite brisk at the Sugar q.
Iarket. Syrup is coming In fairly well. ~
be quality OF this years crop is excellent ~
nd the reports received at the Market in d
icate that the crop, though small, Is
raer than last vear's-about one-third =,
4 average crop. The Market is trying TO ~
II the order for two carloads for the ~ =.
laska Commercial company, but II Is us
Dubtful IL enough can be procured. =
bis lot Is being put up In special gallon ~
ms, under the Commercial company's d"
vn label. Nothing is being done in
.kes this year. Prices are about 10 per 70
nj better than last wear, The Market lie,
nnot begin 10 al its orders. V. l. Spear Is
manager; II. W. Vail, assistant; and NJ. To
Miller superintends the mechanical ne
ork. H'