Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-03

Mrs. Glenn Blake of st. Adams, nee
Miss Lizzie Parkhurst, was a guest OF
Miss Carrie Eaton Saturday.
Mrs. John l.. Hutchinson and children
are visiting at White River junction,
John was there over Sundey.
Rev. A. L. Cooper is to preach in St. Al
bans during MAY, supplying the place OF q
/ Methodist pastor who is away.
The interior OF Bailey 4 Aliens drug
( store, also OF l.. II. Needham's barber
shop, has lately been retinished.
The Cooperative creamery last month
! took in 10000 lbs. OF milk. Ii is now
/ making 1000 lbs. Of butter day.
/ The Magazine club will hold their an
nual sale OF magazines at II. e. Aliens
/ store Saturday evening, May 18th.
/ Mark " Chadwick has finished work as
/ day clerk at the Adams House, Montpel-
| Ter, and is at home for the present.
Rev. T. A. Howard will begin the series
OF summer services at the Braintree
Branch church next Sunday at 2:3O.
A. B. Fish remains about the same
Miss Dubuque OF Grand Isle, a trained
nurse, came this week to care for him.
d. E. Cooling and little son OF Melrose,
Mass, are in town this week, preparing
to move his household goods to Melrose.
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living in the Brooks block, has moved in
with Mrs. John Marsh on Central street.
w. B. Wall, state highway commission
er, has been holding road commissioners
meetings this week at Hyde Park and No.
Hero.
Miss Blanche Gourley was called home
Saturday from Manchester, n. H., by the
serious illness OF her grandfather, Josiah
Tison.
sixty dollars were raised by a special
subscription at the Methodist church
sunday toward detraying the expenses Of
the past year.
George Carpenter and Frank Butterheld
have sold to Frank Sawyer for SlSl %
acres OF woodland and pasture adjoining
Mr.. SaWyer's.
Miss Marion Abbott of Rochester, n. H, !
a graduate nurse Of the Mary Hitchcock
hospital, is caring for Mrs. j. p. Clifford, /
who is comfortable.
A public reading room has been opened /
at the Christian Science chapel, Randolph !
Ave, and can be visited every Wednesday
afternoon from till 8.
Mrs George II. Temple and two chill
dren visited at Mrs. Rosabel Mclntyre's
Monday on their way home to the Center
after weeks stay Ia Pomfret.
G. w. Burns, conductor OF the way
freight, got one OF his fingers cut to the /
bone Monday while handling freight I
here. DR.. Allen dressed the wound.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. 1
Sarah Rogers Friday at 3 o'clock. AS this
is the annual meeting for the election OF I
officers II is hoped that every member will |
be present.
As E. V. Steele was driving across the |
track on Main street yesterday, a horse /
that he leading hpbina rpurad and Z
came down on the blackboard, crashing
ii and giving Emery bad fall.
Bev. Jonathan Tilson Of North Wey- |
mouth, Mass, was called here recently by /
the serious illness OF his brother, Josiah /
Illson. These two are the only children |
left OF the large family of nine.
W. II. Nichols, J. b. Eldredge and Ly- |
man Hutchinson we're in w. X. junction |
yesterday; Mr.. Hutchinson to escort here
10000 trout fry to be placed in the Aver
brook and its tributaries by the League.
The remains OF Miss Ida Spooner, aged
l6, who died in Brookfeld OF pneumonia I
Friday, were brought here Sunday. The /
funeral was to have been held at the I
Catholic church, but the priest was IN.
able to come, and burial took place 10 the /
Catholic cemetery, without services.
Dr. ana Mrs. II. Ii. Mcintyre arrived /
yesterday and viii remain during the /
summer Harry Mcintyre will come later /
from Brooklyn, where he is studying l
DR.. Mcintyre had been in Brooklyn since /
d anuary, but Mrs. Mcintyre spent the l
v inter with her daughter in Burlington. !
The Good Templars elected the follow |
ing officers last Thursday evening, who /
will be installed tonight: o. j. Marcott, |
G. T.; Mrs. $. 5. Clark, V. T.; Mrs. 5. s. |
Rogers, Treas; Mrs. Isaac Newton, f. 5; 4
Mrs. Walter Carpenter, Sec; Everett I
NJ Efwp 10
week.
The military company has secured 81
splendid Springfield rifles, as cal, breech- /
leaders, with equipments, from the state
armory at Montpelier, paying g each I
The guns are expected this week. The /
eampany's membership is increasing. /
Outdoor drills are held every Tuesday /
evening.
Arthur L. Newton ran his last indoor
race at the 18th Regiment games In New
York city last week Wednesday evening. 1
II was a handicap race and "Stub" finish 4
ed IN the bunch, coming In fifth. The /
winner had 10 yds.. and the Others not 1
less than 20 yds. The time, 4.31 2-5, was /
very hne for sharp cornered track.
Many OF the local anglers were ont
Tuesday, the opening Of the trout season.
The weather was very cold, the water 4
high and hsh were scarcer than fishermen.
number OF pretty good ones were
taken from the Spear pond in Braintree
and few from the branch, but the sport 4
was very poor. Il Is thought last years I
drouth decimsted the trout in the small I
streams.
George Ryder and John Lsmson went
fishing Msydsy at Braintree. They took
a boat along and an invitation was ex
tended TO Mick" to navigate the boat
back. Nick chaperoned Dean Wedg-
wood up the Grand Trunk track. and up
on their arrival (sccording to SCHEDULED,
Ryder and Lsmson were home with the