Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-18

Alterations are being made in the hal
arrangements of DIR. H.. II. Mcintyre
home, II. w. Mcintyre directing them.
Charles Stimets and wife go to GleI
Cove, l.. l., tomorrow where Mr.. Stimeti
has a situation as superintendent OF
farm.
Mrs. n. j. Copeland, who has beer
spending the winter with herson, Cashier
o. b. Copeland, returned 10 Chelsea Tues
day for the summer.
II. II. Goodwin, who has been conduct
ing a laundry at Rutland, has rented the
tenement vacated by w. j. Blodgett and
will move here May LIST.
A scrub town team gave the High school
nine elementary instruction in the game
OF baseball at MeCalls park yesterday, de
feating the latter 81 toS.
Reports from Rev. T. A. Howard, who is
in the Massachusetts, General hospital,
Boston, are that he is rapidly recovering
from his recent operation.
Mrs. II. NJ. Blanchard and brother,
Eugene McKetchon, have returned from
Rockingham, where they have been con
Quoting a boarding house.
Julian Grow, Dean Wedgwood and John
Lamson made a trip to Bethel by boat Sat
urday, taking advantage of the high water.
IL o. two hours and a half.
A special meeting of Royal Arch chapter
OF Masons is called for Monday evening
the newly-elected officers will be in
stalled. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. p. j. Blanchard, who broke a knee
pan some months ago, and has been con-
to the house for a long time, is now
able to be about without the aid of
crutches.
j.. G. Mann returned last night from
Ogdensburgh, n. Y, where he has pur-
chased a clothing store. He will remove
the stock remaining unsold here TO Og-
d~ensburgh.
Several good sap days the past week
have made business hun at the Sugar
Market. A large amount of syrup has
been received, graded and put up. More
Is on the way.
Col. A. b. Chandler and Frank II. Chan
Her came from New York to attend the
of their brother, Henry. The
returned Monday, but Col. Chandler
Will remain for a week or so.
Il. Il. Evans will sell his household
goods at private sale Thursday, Friday and
saturday. What remains will be sold at
Iuction at the residence Monday morning
It $3.50. Nh. and Mrs. Evans go to Mont
)elier next week to make their home.
Street COMMISSIONS Wood is using the
bdu ndcHllt III Lne village streets this
week. l.. ID. Clark of Lakeport, N. H.,
he eoncreter who put in the work here
asst year, is tarring the walks at his own
so as to insure their durability.
l.. Richmond is shipping 1900 feet of
Iardwood boards and planks to Boston by
Xpress. The American Express Co. is
he purchaser, and patronizes its own car
wing system. 1t goes by piecemeal, trains
eing delayed a few moments to receive ii.
The Vermont Granite Co. of Barre, of
hitch H.. X. Bush has been a leading Off !
has been %petitioned into insolvency.
'. b. Wall is connected with the company ,
interested in the winding up OF the
which has done a large business. '
Sunday there was a reunion, at the home !
I Fred Terry, Of the children Of Madam !
Terry, who lives there. The !
ompany included Mrs. G. c. Buchanan of
ethel, Mrs. Marion Beecher of White !
liver Junction, Mrs. C.. ID. Sanborn and
red Terry. v
Royal Waldo and Wallace Avery, 10 and 4
I-year-old lads, disappeared Tuesday, 5
arming their respective families some b
hat. They were reported down the line. d
passengers on a freight train. Fred \
oOdrich went 10 Sharon yesterday and i
the Avery boy home, but the
aldo boy concluded to pay a visit to a {
lative in that n~eighborhood before re-