Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-03

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Mrs. L. II. Whitcomb, accompanied b,
Miss annie Whitcomb, came from IVES
Lebanon, y. H., Monday TO visit he
daughter, Mrs. j. L. Hutchinson, anc
family.
Miss Ellen McCue Of Windsor. who hac
been guest of her sister. Mrs. NJ. j
smith, returned home Friday. Mrs
smith spending few days at her for.
mer home in Windsor.
Mrs. Carter Of Boston and Mrs. Lovely
OF Concord, \. H., who had been visiting
IN Montreal, Quebec and other places in
Ssnaaa, have been spending week with
their sister, Mrs. A. Dumas.
Mrs Bradford. wife of DR.. F. /. Brad
iord OF Bangor, y. ", made a brief visit
this week at the home Of her brother,
George Mason. She left Tuesday for
Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Stella Adams accompanied Miss
Bell upon her return from Boston and is
acting as trimmer in her millinery de-
/ partment. Miss Eunice Flint has been
engaged by Mrs. E. r. Draper for another
/ year.
/ Mrs. c. F. Moulton accompanied her
] daughter TO New Milford, Conn, Saturday
where Miss Desier will enter upon her
4 second years study at the Ingleside
| school. Mrs. Moulton will visit in New
| Haven, Conn.,, before her return.
Mrs. laura j. Holden left for Buffalo
/ Friday, accompanied by Mrs Mary Colds
| bury, who will spend two weeks at the
Pan-American. Mrs. Holden will remain
some time in Chicago with her sister be-
fore going to Jefferson, Ia, for the winter.
The ladies' Book club viii enter upon
another years work next Saturday at the
home Of the president, Mrs. William Bass.
/ The programs outlining the years course,
which deals Interestingly with the British
Isles, are ready for distribution at that
time.
Miss Lueie Wall, accompanied by her
uncle. II. B. Wall OF Keene, left yesterday
for Jamestown. No. OAK. where She viii
stay with her aunt, Mrs. r. d. Strong, sew
eral months until the latter closes up her
business affairs there and comes here TO
reside.
Rev. Wumond Warner Of Bethel VIII
preach at the Congl church next Sunday
ia exchange with the pastor. He viii
speak al an evening service at 1880, TO
which all are cordially invited. Mr..
Warner is one whom the people viii be
glad 20 hear
Ezra J. White. trained nurse from Bur-
lington, is caring for DR.. Edward l.. VIII
son, who came from Kalamazoo, Mich,
last MAY to spend the summer. he is suf-
fering from nervous prostration. His wife
is also IN poor health. They occupy Prof
Whitehill's house.
The Brookhelds administered a drubbing
to home team in ball game at Mccall
park Saturday, to 1. Bigelow and Kib
bee were the Brookfield battery and Chase
and Moulton for Randolph. A return
game with a stronger team representing
Randolph il contemplated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Booth and
Guy Holman. who have been at Hotel
Frontenac. Thousand Islands, for the
summer. arrived Saturday. Miss Laura
Powell OF Boston accompanied Mrs. Booth
and George Brock OF Claremont, Nh,
came 10 spend few days with Guy.
J.H. Callahan, for the past two years
clerk at the Avenue House in St. Johns
bury. has purchased an $500 lunch wagon,
nicely finished and decorated. and Is
serving night lunches at the corner OF
Pearl street and Eastern Ave. The st.
Johnsbury papers state that the populari-
ty OF the proprietor and his excellent
equipment ensures the success OF the en-
terprise.
Miss Fannie Draper, who teaches a
North Barre school, undertook to correct
Joseph Alain, a 16- year-old boy, last week
and be struck her in the face. As a re-
suit the boy was arrested on charge OF
assault and after hearing in city court
Friday Judge Fay sentenced him TO the
Industrial school for the remainder of his
minority. His father refused TO pay
fine for him as the boy is a bad one and
has been the cause of much trouble.
The Jury in the trial Of State VS.. Henry
Fullam OF Brookfeld, charged with lar
ceny from a store at Newport, disagreed
saturday in Orleans county court, stand
inc II 4 reported. Z TO s for conviction.
Mr.. Fullam is at his home in Brookiield
under bail. There is still another indict-
ment against him for a similar charge.
states Attorney Graham and George
Young represented the state; r. Nj. Har-
vev, j. d. Redmond and II. X. Darling
for respondent.
The program at the grange meeting SAT-
urday night was in charge OF Miss Maud
hanson. who received much praise for the
cleverly arranged statuary and living pic
lures. w. +. Stark OF Rising star grange,
who has before entertained Randolph au-
dienees. made decided hit and was called
bark several times. W. j. Pratt and Ar
tbur Wilson also rendered solos. A num-
her Of applications for membership were
considered and filed. At the next meeting
a class will be matriculated in the trst ana
second degrees.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Chadwick, a life
long resident Of this town and highly
respected citizen. entered into rest al one
oiciock last Sunday morning. for the
nsst three years he had suffered severely
With cancerous trouble which terminate
N fatally. He was born in town % years
sgo heonIv child Of Edmund and Abr
gsiI Chadwick. Until Randolph great
Are. which destroyed his hosiery ana sew
erei business blocks on Main street, ne
had. done a successful hotel business. FOR
M nast is years he has conducted cigar
sfora. which falling health compelled MN
- dispose Of about two months ago. ne
became a member Of Phoenix lodge OF
Nasons about IS years ago and at the ~
nerel. which occurred from his late nome
Tnesdav afternoon at two O'clock M
b~other Masons were present ~ pooy
ana performed their ritual service. heN'
Homer White was the officiating clergy
man Interment was in South View GEM
eterv. Beside his wife, who was ms un-
tiring nurse throughout his illness, ne Is
snryived bv his aged mother.