Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21

I - AuE guest OF ErOI. ana MIS- r. r.
Priehard. Miss Baldwin was roommate
Of Mrs. Prichard in the Salem, Mass,
Normal school.
Fifty tickets were sold at this station
saturday morning for the excursion 10
Ausable Chasm, and as many more could
have been disposed of had the office been
able to supply them.
Mrs. Charlotte Loomis. who had been
| for some weeks with her sister. Mrs. w.
W. Bean, started Monday for her home at
Great Falls, Mont, intending to stop in
Wisconsin on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Emerson returned
Saturday from a weeks carriage trip in
| New Hampshire. which included Franco
MIA Notch, Mt. Washington and Campton,
driving home by way Of Montpelier.
Mrs. Katherine Terrin of Montpelier,
| the reader Of Monday evenings entertain
ment. was the guest Of her cousin, l.. b.
/ johnson, the first Of the week. W. E.
I Terrill was also guest over Sunday.
Miss Annie Walsh gave a croquet party
| Friday afternoon az her home on Prospect
avenue, twelve young people being invited
/ 70 meet Miss Grace Ferguson OF New
| York, who was visiting at w. +. Lamson's.
Miss Inc WEIGH and her friend, Miss
Pontz. who was here over Sunday, started
AlUuunS uOIuAuE Dtl a NWU WNSho UP
l through Canada on their way TO Detroit,
which they will reach about the first of
! September.
| Charles Woodward and daughter, who
had been attending the Old Home week
/ reunion at the Center and visiting Mr..
WOodward's sister, Mrs A. j. Boyce, de-
parted Monday for their home in Tx
/ bridge, Mass.
Mrs. John r. Spring arrived Friday
/ from Nashua, y. H., and spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Dem
/ ison. She returned Monday, accompanied
4 By Mrs. Denson, who will spend some
little time in Nashua.
Mrs. +. r. Moore and Miss Ina Moore Of
/ Waltham, Mass, mother and sister OF
/ Mrs. Z. G.. Smith, who have been with her
since June went away Saturday Mr..
Smiths mother and sisters, Mrs. o. n.
and Misses Olive and Marion smith, OF
Boston are visiting here now.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Ketchum entertain
ed mum Der Of friends Friday evening at
i their home on south Main street, on the
occasion OF Mrs. Ketchum's birthday an
+ niyersary A course supper was served
and the evening spent with cards The
+ hostess was the recipient Of many hand
some gifts.
] Horace n. Howard was ia Bethel satur-
/ day for the purposa o. paying nus taxes,
and while I'D was attending TO this busi-
ness some miscreant purlOined the lunch
iu his wagon. Randolph taxpayers Wlll
& hereafter 20 down to Bethel prepared 20
Task for sufficient rebate 20 cover Inc price
+ OF a dinner,
+ Mrs. +. A. Thomas and Miss N. Blanche
sparhawk started Friday Tor Caspian lake,
I Greens 58ro. where Miss 5parhawk i the
quest Tor ten days Of Prof and Mrs. y. j..
/ Whitehin of White River Junction. They
were Joined en- route to Greensboro by Mrs.
I Thomas sister ana husband, Mr.. ana MIS-
/ B. w. Wilcox Of Windsor
The Rapid Telephone company, whose
originator was 81. II. HaZen OF
south Royalton, has taken Us instruments
/ out al this place and left a clear field for
/ the New England Telephone company.
! The new arrangement gives Bethel south
/ Royalton, East Braintree, Brookheld' west
+ Br6okfeld, Randolph Center, East and
/ North Randolph as the territory 10 De
/ covered by the Rapid line
I Merchants and others doing business or
living ga the vicinity of the square, who
/ Thoroughly believe in sprinkling, have
j raised $50 in an aud for s100, and some
I little extra expense, have purchased the
/ Green Mountain farm sprinkler leaving
the rest of the sum total TO be used ~ pay
/ ing Tor the work. The sprinkler viii go
through Merchants Row 20 II. W. Tewks-
I buryts. and from the depot 10 the J. ID.
/ Wheeler place on Main street.
Alfred Eaton has remodeled the Increase
Chamberlain place on the road 70 hoth-
ester and transformed % into wonder
fuUv attractive home. The house, orig
inailv a one-story structure, has been
/ raised 10 two stories and provided WIN
broad piazzas from which is obtained
charming outlook on the distant mis-
that iustides the christening OF the place
~ pleasant View. The interior arrange
,5srfs have been entirely changed and made
exceptionally coy and homeliSe. Inc
Il door opens into large reception hall.With
a winding staircase and leading 20 a
SPACIOUS parl0r and a conveniently
arranged dining room with handsome
white maple hoor. I'm the second story
sre roomy. well-lighted chambers and 2
door leading out 20 the upper piazzas. All
tbe rooms are pleasant, and 4 known 70
the city visitor. the place might hnd even
a smallpox flag poor protection against
ir,t.aa{nn ia the summer season.