Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

Miss Anne Dubois Is IN Hanover this
week.
Miss Mary Kendrick is in Boston for
two weeks.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Wyman Sunday.
0rson Woodcock is at work carpenter
ing in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Holman spent sun
day in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson Of
Barre were here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Weld OF Groton
visited last week at b. F. Rickers.
Leon Drew was in Burlington Friday to
have his eyes treated by DR.. Twitehell.
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Mrs. A. b. Gay June 18th at ? 80 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle went to
Keene, NH, Monday for few days stay.
Mrs. David Bosworth OF Bristol is pay
| ing a months visit 10 her father, w. II.
! Nichols.
Mrs. Z. F. Upham and Miss Maria
Merrill are visiting at Manchester, n. H.,
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin of Con-
cord, \. H., came Thursday to visit at
Edwin Goodwin's.
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Heaton hospital, Montpelier, Monday az
ter a weeks visit al home.
y. Huntley OF Mortified is putting in
| furnace at A. j. Richardson's sold by G.
w. Tillotson Of Northfield.
Fred Curtis went to Hardwick Saturday
/ to conduct a barber shop for two months
while the owner IS on a western trip.
Miss J. Hapgood went to Randolph
I Center last Saturday TO stay for a while.
She is stopping at the Randolph House.
/ The engagement Of Miss Minnie NJ.
smith, formerly Of this place, to Mr.. j..
Marden Deshon Of Portland, Me, is an
nounced.
r. ". Williams, inspector Of rural mail
delivery routes, was in town Friday and
went over the proposed route on Brantree
hill and Fish hill.
Mrs. Sarah Nutting and her daughter,
/ Mrs. Grace Leach, and little granddaugh-
I Ter Of Westminster, were guests Of Miss
I Harriet Leach Saturday on their way home
after spending several weeks in Waitsfeld.
Fifty hogs, &C.; 10 calves, to 45c.; and
3 cattle were shipped Monday. Owners OF
stock must be on hand promptly at 5.
| Boys are warned to keep away from the
stock yards.
Rev. Homer White has been invited to
read a poem on Decoration day in Reading
al the unwilling Of the tablets to the mem
| DRY Of the soldiers Of that town IN the q.
A. Davis public library building.
"Cvpher.u a book OF proverbs, with
| Frederick Leeds as author, is the latest
Randolph production in literary way. IL
I is tastelully gotten up, neatly printed and
should find a place in the public library
with other publications credited TO TINS
town.
Through the Kindness Of L. c. Herrick
/ Of Columbus, o., the public library is the
recipient OF a COPY of the book known as
/ s4The Patriots Monitor printed by sere-
no Wright at Randolph in 1870 This IS
an exceedingly rare work, and not lack
/ ing in interest 70 the reader OF today
Last Thursday, team on the way from
| sharon station to Lake Mitchell, contain
| ing half million trout fry from the 81
! Johnsbury hatchery which were TO be
placed in the lake, ran away, ana the
/ whole load was scattered and lost I ne
value OF the fry was about 500 Ihey
came to Lake Mitchell from the govern
| ment hatchery IN return for spawn taken
| from the lake trout.
"Unclem Michael O'Connor died at hls
home near the depot Sunday at D p. m"
OF heart trouble and old age, after long
period OF feebleness. His exact age was
unknown, but probably was IN the yieln.
ity Of 80 years. He was born IN ireland
and was one OF the old stock that settled
along the line Of the Central Vermont
| railroad after assisting in its constructor
fiftv wears ago. "Uncle Mike" has been
familiar figure here for many years. H'
owned several plots Of soil in and near th'
! village that he titled or used for pasture
lie has been cared for many years faith'
fully bv his niece, Mrs. Mary Carr, VINO
with her daughter, Mrs. f. J. o'Brlen o
Somervile, Mass, are the only RELATIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien came TO atteno ll'
| funeral held from the Catholic church
Yesterday morning, with burial in tn
Catholic cemetery.