Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-25

Mrs. Nancy Treat, aged IS years, die.
yesterday at her home in Peth after
weeks illness from pneumonia.
Mrs. B. f. Thrcsher and Mrs. F. L
Thresher and daughter, Grace, left last
/ Thursday on a trip TO the White Noun
tains and Quebec, returning Tuesday.
George W. Carpenter has moved to thi.
1 village from East Randolph and is occupy
/ ing one OF the tenements in the NJ. J.
I Chadwick house south OF the covered
/ bridge.
The Salisbury homestead on Franklin
| street IS having a new roof; windows have
/ been cut in the gable ends Of the house
and three rooms are being finished IN
the attic.
William Mann came home from Sara
/ toga, y. ", last week and staid until
/ yesterday, and his son, George f., Of
/ Deweys Mills joined him here for Monday
and Tuesday.
/ {. f. Pope has an exhibition in the vim
/ dow of the Red Lion Inn market freak
] in the vegetable world IN the shape OF
two pumpkins grown together like
Siamese twins.
Mrs. Ellen Forth and son. Gilbert, left
Tuesday on trip to Northfield. Montpe-
lier and Barre, intending TO be away the
rest Of the week. Miss Eva Forth is yis-
iting in Bolton.
L. c. Noble of Boston, who was with
the late Justice Gray Of the United States
supreme court at Nahant, Mass, during
his last illness, is passing a couple OF
weeks at j. j. Trerises.
Mrs. f. E. Spicer set out last spring a
cabbage stump that now has two large
heads, four small heads and the seed. Two
heads, yea six heads, are better than one If
they are cabbage heads.
Mrs. Eugene Segar goes to Burlington
today and the first of next week viii start
ON her journey to Michigan to join her
husband at Hilisdale, where he is superin-
tendent OF screen mill.
Leroy Rumull and Carl Huntington
went TO Mortified Monday TO enter Nor
witch university, which now has four
cadets from Randolph, the other two
being Homer Rainey and John Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Drew, who had been
spending a short vacation here, went back
Tuesday to Bellows Falls and from there
will go to Ithaca, n. Y, where Mr.. Drew is
taking a course in the veterinary college.
Fred Curtis, who has been working in
barber shop at Hardwick, came home
Monday and after a short vacation will 20
to New York and enter a school for har-
bers to acquire greater proficiency In the
tonsorial art.
ut AtlAtl AOIDH anu the VI n H. Oti
will hold a socia BILE next Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mf. and Mrs. ID. +.
Lewis. Each lady is requested to bring
some article of food for supper. All are
cordially invited
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury and Miss Maria
Merrill went to Barre Tuesday to attend
the annual meeting OF the Vermont Branch
of the Moman's Board of Missions. Mrs.
G. +. Ladd and Mrs. Hughes were present
at the sessions yesterday.
Mrs. J. V. Newton has been critically i'll
with pneumonia, complicated by erysipe-
las, but is at present somewhat better.
Her brother. Daniel Brewer, who went back
yesterday, came from Boston on receiving
news OF her serious condition.
Perry II. Flint, who lives some distance
from the village, was kicked by a horse
last week and both bones OF his left arm
and several ribs were fractured. He was
leading another horse behind the kicking
animal when the accident occurred.
Everett j. Pitkin, many years ago a resi-
dent of Randolph and now one Of the pro-
prietors Of meat market in Boston, has
I been passing a week here. Saturday he
was joined by Mrs. Pitkin and Monday
| they drove to Chelsea for few days.
All the schools, except those in the
Primary building, had vacation yester-
day to allow the pupils and teachers to
attend the Northfeld fair. Ii was fair
day in every sense OF the word. and 237
tickets for Mortified were sold at this
station.
Miss Edith Marcott has gone to Boston
TO resume her studies in vocal and instru-
mental music. Her vocal instructor is
Arthur Ihayer. who sang az Miss Mar
colt 5 musical in the Congregational church
this summer, and she is a piano pupil Of
Arthur FOOte.
Fifteen from Randolph took in the ex-
cursion to New York Monday. among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. IL. c. Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. g. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Jewett.
Carlos Pratt. Mrs. Ellen Blanchard and
Miss Maud Blanchard.
A. g. Osgood, who recently bought the
Chadwick Bros. foundry, has rented the
house OF Lucius Webb on school street
and viii move his family from East Ran
dolph at once. Mr.. Webb and family will
make their home in East Granville, where
they have been all summer.
The rooms at w. II. Nichols'lately vacat-
ed BY Miss Emma Burnham, who Is STAY
ing with her sister, Mrs. Henry Howard
on Randolph hill, are being sdone over''
and will be occupied BY Mrs. Fred Pack
ard and two daughters, who came from
Dorchester, Mass, the first Of the month.
~ - RD"tAN ~ " fAlt HaNh duuuaN TO
take up his second years work at the Har-
ward Medical college. and Harry ;. Clark.
who has been in DR.. +. @. Blanchard's
Office during the summer. returned for his
second year at the Harvard Dental college. Z
going first to Holyoke, Mass, for a short
visit.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped Monday morning
the following stock: Thirfy-six hogs
{6c. to 6lc-), IS lambs del. u calves f4c. 4
to 6c.) and q carload Of cows Hatch 4
Lowell shipped from here for Mr.. Atwood
q Woodstock: Thirty hogs (5c. to eic.l, /