Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-18

Leroy Rumrill, who has been in North.
held lately, assisting his brother. Fred. or
the farm' viii become a cadet at Norviol
university at the opening Of the fan tern
September q.
Miss Kate Ripley, after a two months
stay with her aunt and sister, Misses Mar.
garet and Minnie Ripley, is again AT Ieb.
anon, Nh, where she has been employed
for some years past.
The stock shipment from this station
Monday morning was as follows: Thirty
six hogs t6c. TO 65c.), II calves dc. to Sc. !.
and 10 head Of cattle. John Blanchard
loaded a car at Woodstock.
L. J. shattuck, who holds a responsible
position with the Geo. Ii. Morrill, Print
ing Ink company OF Boston, was here with
his son, Edward, the first OF the weel, Ia
see his uncle, Z. A. Shattuck.
Geo. Tatro came Friday with his wife
from Hartford, Conn, and remained un-
vi Tuesday at his fathers, Alexander
Iatrols, returning then to Hartford while
Mrs. Tatro staid for longer visit.
The Brigham creamery paid p cents a
pound Tor butter during august, less three
cents for making. The cooperative
creamery paid 20 cents net for butter fat
and made 26,S00 pounds OF butter.
Miss Lucille Wheeler OF White River
Junction, who was graduated in June
from the High school in that place, is
now enrolled as a student OF Vermont
academy at Saxtons River.
Miss Emma Bailey has returned from
Boston where she has been studying fall
styles IN millinery and buying goods for
Miss Hall of Rochester where she goes for
the third successive season about Oct. LIST.
Mrs. NJ. T. Beecher, after passing part
OF the summer in Randolph, left for White
River Junction Saturday, intending to 60
this week to Somersworth, n. H., to visit
her eldest daughter, Mrs. Natalie Stevens.
Mrs. George French, with her baby
daughter and son, Ralph, went back Mon
day TO Everett, Mass, after spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
English, and other relatives in this local
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Adams have been
entertaining Mrs. Adams sister, Mrs.
Mary sawtelie OF Newtonville, Mass, and
a friend OF the latter, Miss Page OF Con-
cord, Mass, both OF whom went away
Tuesday.
DIT. and Mrs. L. c. Herrick ana their
son, who is just recovering from an attack
Of fever, started Monday for their home in
Columbus, o. They were guests at W. f.
Wedgwood, g, where the boy was taken
sick on their arrival.
Cadet John Byrd, who has been tutoring
during the summer vacation in Boston
and Portland, Me-, was at home early in
the week for a day or two, and then went
up to Mortified, where he will complete
his course this year at Norwich university.
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Hartford, Conn.,, where she had been
spending two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. II. f. Williams. On the journey
home she was accompanied by Mrs.
Eugene Williams, who went on to North
field.
DR.. William Lazelle OF Plainfield was in
Town Monday as counsel with DR.. Rum |
rill in the case Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. |
Emily Lazelle, who is suffering from a
OF diseases. Her son, c. 4. /
Lazelle OF White River Junction, was also 1
lere.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jones very pleas
Intly entertained party OF 20 at a corn /
cast Wednesday evening OF last week, 4
Imong the guests being Mrs. Richard /
Niswall and family, Miss Dorothy White
md guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Richard
on, Mrs. Emma Richardson and Miss
Mildred Saxton.
The farmers have come to the conclusion
hat at the present price Of beef they can
lot afford to furnish cattle for the hunt
ng season this year consequently the
nan with a gun will find the heretofore
Iappy hunting grounds OF Riford brook,
'hayer brook, the branch and Braintree
II posted against him.
GUY Woodward has finished his sum-
ere Nxrnrls Int ba ~ ~ M TpxNEg- Z
Jury & Co. and Tuesday returned TO
dartmouth college, with Guy Spear, for
mother year. w. c. Woodward will go
o Hanover the sd to take up his course
gain at the medical department, after
Dng intermission on account OF sickness.
Leon Sault, who was employed through
be summer season on the steamer YER
lont at Lake Champlain, has been in
own for few days but goes next week TO
for his second year at the uni
ersity Saturday he and his sister, Miss
arrie, went TO South Royalton to stay
yer Sunday with their mother, who was
isiting there.
Loren Augustus Mosher, a graduate OF
be Randolph High school in the class OF
g. was married Tuesday, September 2, at
.thol. n. ", to Miss Cora Estelle, daugh-
n OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cameron. Mr..
nd Mrs. Mosher are TO be at home after
october IS at Lyndhurst, New Jersey.
fr. Mosher was formerly OF Sharon and is
ow connected with the Western Electric
ompany of New York.
Miss Mary d. Tilson returned Saturday
, Trenton, n. j.. where she has been
aching for the Sast seven years in a
eaf-mute institute. Her cousin, Miss ,
annie Bass, went back to Northampton, ]
lass, where she has been in deaf-mute !
,hooi for eight years, entering at an early
ye, and has made such rapid progress I
lat she is now nearly through the gram
ar grade.
+. E, Fish, Fred Dunn, p. j. Blanch-
ID, Charles Clark and Ernest lane at
nded the annual convention of the YER
ont state Firemen's association in ST.
lbaps last Thursday, and took in the
sociation boat ride to South Hero at the
ose OF the session. At the election OF
feers for the ensuing year, Mr.. Fish was !
losen fourth vice-president
The A. B. Cushman Real Estate agency
IS sold for George Tatro of Hartford, |
,nn., his house on Maple street, and for /
lexander Tatro his building lot adIoin- l
.. 10 Mrs. Belle II. Colburn, wife OF F.E. /
,lburn of the Colburn Clothing COM 5
mn. at the price Of s1400. After an ad- G
tion has been built to the house and
neral repairs made, the place will be-
me the residence OF the purchaser. The
Isbman agency has rented for Melzar