Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10

Miss Lulu Swan viii discontinue her
studies for the present in the Randolph
High school and will spend the winter in
Brookfield.
The Bangor Daily Commercial prints
Dr. v. NJ. Hardy's sermon at the Maine
general conference in full, with portrait
Of Mr.. Hardy.
John Clifford OF East Bethel is a very
sick man, with obstruction of the bowels.
His son, DR. J. p Clifford, is with him al
most constantly.
Geo. Niles and wife of Chicago and II.
| P. Wood of Galesb burg, H., are guests for
few DAYS of Mrs. A. +. Kendrick and
Mrs. q. l.. Spear.
| Fern Rebekah lodge win confer the de-
gree Friday evening. Members are re-
quested to bring refreshments OF what
ever kind they desire.
Randolph now has special, exclusive
wire to Montpelier over the n. Z. Tele-
phone line. 1t is a metallic circuit and im-
proved service is assured.
M. j. Smith has finished work at the
foundry and intends to locate elsewhere.
The foundry is shut down for the present
while repairs are being made.
julius Rattee and family went to, Rox-
, bury this morning. Their household
work at numbering this winter.
Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury, who has been
away for more than month at York Beach,
Me-, Boston and Danvers, Mass, and New
Boston, n. H., returns this week.
| Last evening Miss Mary G. Tewksbury
gave brides luncheon in honor of Mrs,
Joseph Raymond, Mrs. David Bosworth
OF Bristol and Miss Mary l.. Mcintyre.
! Joslyn's window has received a beauti-
| full mounted specimen OF the Arctic snow
owl that came from st. Michael on the
Yukon river. M. L. Washburn sentit.
News came this morning that the
Royalton postoffice had been broken into
last night and about 300 in cash and
stamps taken. Two young strangers are
suspected.
The A. B. Cushman real estate agency
has sold the Elijah Edison place on Center
street to John Haskins Of Randolph. Mr..
| Haskins win remain on the farm where he
is at present.
Geo II. Slack recently husked forty
| bushels of corn in five hours and thirty
five minutes, and, with Clarence Preston,
dug and picked up eighty-five bushels OF
potatoes in one day. m
The remains of Miss Maria Williams
were brought here last week from Leba-
non, y. H.. ana buried at the center Dtsiut
those of her father and mother, former
residents Of Randolph.
Next Sunday viii be Rally Sunday at
the Methodist church. An appropriate
sermon will be preached in the morning
by the pastor and in the evening Prof. +,
/ +, Priehard will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Tracy, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hutchinson oil
Wisconsin and Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns
Hutchinson of Brookfield, visited over
Sunday in Barre and Berlin.
Rev. K. 5. Sideringer of st. Johnsbury
superintendent of the field work Of the
st. Andrews Benevolent society, is in town
attending the Grand Lodge meeting and
in the interests OF his society.
The trustees of the public library would
be glad TO have suggestions from the
patrons of the library for new books.
| Please make them soon in writing, by
mail, or leave with the librarian.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason and daugh-
| ter, Mary, have been visiting Mrs. Emeline
/ Upham the past week on their way totheir
home in Warren from Middlebury, where
they spent some time with their son.
/ The Methodists Monday evening voted
| 500 to repair their church edifice. The
roof is to be reshingled, the audience
room and vestry wainscoted, the ceilings
repaired, and possibly bell installed.