Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-10

The homes of {. 4. Stevens and +.
Newton have been connected with tn
private telegraph line.
Mem bers of the G. A. r. post have beef
engaged sodding the plot about the can
non in schoolhouse yard.
Mrs. George Adams and baby leave to
day for Hillsboro, n. H., where Mr.
Adams has good position.
Mrs. Carlton and Mrs Clspp, who haV,
/ been spending the winter at Dea. Hol
brooks, have gone to Barre.
A. G. Wheeler has gone to Greensboro
/ to begin his summers outing. Mrs
| Wheeler goes in few days.
This forenoon Mrs. Hattie Mcbride Eel
while cleaning house, dislocating and bad
| ly fracturing her right ankle,
! Repairs to the Walbridge house on South
Main street are being made preliminary
TO its occupancy by c. Il. Wyman.
Miss Ethelynd Gould is giving elocu-
tionarv training to the speakers for Nor
wich University commencement.
Drs. Scott and Clifford have dissolved
partnership and DR.. Clifford hes rented
the Office over the Tewksbury store.
H. p. Sanford q Co. have purchased OF
F. e. Lamb the Zeba Lamb place on Forest
street. Eugene Greene will tenant 1t.
The little child OF John O'Grady OF
Rutland, which died day or two since,
is to be brought here today for burial.
Franz Rolfe, formerly a carriage maker
here, now OF No. Stratford, N. H., is Wis
iting at his son-in-law's, DIR. Gifford's.
Luke Parish went to Moretown, Waits
field and st. Johnsbury yesterday and was
in Lebanon Tuesday on official business.
The ladies of the Randolph Book club
will hold the "socal hour" with Mrs. O.
F. Moulton, Saturday, May IL, from to 8
p. m.
Scion Sulham has moved TO the Spear
house near the track, from which Joel
Goodell moves TO the Wall house on Mill
street.
Mrs. f. I. Huntington is in town from
Burlington for a short stay. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Huntington intend to remain in
Burlington.
George Bradford returned Saturday to
Newburyport, Mass. He is not married,
as one would inter from an item in last
weeks Braintree news.
A large platform is being built at the
side door OF the T.. w. Tewksbury store
for loading grain. On it will be a room
for the keeping OF paint stock.
The annual meeting OF the Auxiliary OF
st. Johns church will be held with Mrs.
Homer White next Tuesday at 3 p. m. All
ladies OF the parish cordially invited.
Miss Maud Lamson, who has been at
home from Montpelier for two weeks,
victim of measles, returns to her work in
Mrs. K. M. Dickey's millinery store to-
day.
J.B. Wells attended a meeting OF di.
rectors OF Dog River Valley fair at North
field Tuesday at which arrangements
were made for an addition to the Floral
hall.
DR.. w. Nj. Kelly leaves today for his
home in Lynn, Mass, where he will spend
few days while alterations and improve
ments are being made on his dental
rooms.
&. ID. sanhorn OF Worcester, Mass, has
rented George Hoyt's tenement house and
will soon move bere. His son, Earl, has
consumption and the change is for the
ben fit OF his health.
Miss Harriet p Yuran, who has been
spending the winter here, went Monday to
Burlington to assist in the family OF Or.
Guy +. Loudon. Miss Jane Hspgood, her
step. sister, went to Milton to visit.
The estate of Mrs Ann 'spaulding, bank.
rupt, has been closed up. IL pays nothing
to creditors. Nj. 5. Spaulding is selling
out small stock OF goods, acting as
agent, after which he will carry on the
business himself.
A family living on the "Hill" was con-
siderably disturbed recently to find that
the weeks washing, which had been left
on the piazza in a basket, had disappeared
over night. The washing was returned
the next night all done nicely by a good
neighbor, who had thought to help out
during sickness in the first named fam
lily.
Saturday, Clarence 5. Booth and Roy
and Guy Holman, accompanied by W. j.
Reskie Of Albany, y. Y, and Miss Klent-
schie OF Brockton, Mass, arrived from
Laurel in the Pines, Lakewood, N. g.,
and are at -Heber T. Holman's. Fred
[ Curtis also returned from Lakewood
where be had a position at the same
house.
At the annual parish meeting OF st.
John s church May 1.-THE following officers
and vestrymen we're elected -. ID. Deni-
son, senior warden; l.. r. Thayer, Junior
warden; j. b. Putnam, secretary; Z. w
Gabrielle, treasurer; Miss NJ A. Moulton
assistant treasurer; w. 4. Martin, }. VI.
hale, F. A. Griswold, J. F. HoUsrt; dele
gate to diocesan convention, J. w. Gabri-
ellie ;su bstitute, l.. p. Thsyer.
F. A. Thompson, wife and son OF New
I York city are stopping at the Red Lion
Z Next week they will go 10 the Manchester
farm, v here they viii pass the summer
Mr.. Thompson Is junior member OF the
firm OF B. Souto q Co. and during the
summer will have the direction OF the
furniture mill here, in connection with
Manager Nicolls A. &. Putnsm Is thus
relieved Of the duties OF book keeper.
The Randolph aigh school played bali
with the South Royalton High school here
Saturday. The following is the score BY
innings
1234 $50
Randolph 102 S-I7
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