Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30

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Mrs. Roswell Holbrook went to Barre
Saturday to stay few days.
Miss Maurine Thayer spent Friday with
her father, l.. p Thayer, in Montpelier.
Mrs. LISA Ranney went to Hartford
Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Ben
Briggs.
Mrs. Z. c. Smith Of Mortified arrived
Saturday on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
G. w. Ducette.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brown have been
away this week on trip embracing Shell
burne Falls, Mass
Mrs. Susan Robinson has gone to spend
a month with relatives in Boston and Vi
cinity, leaving Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Angel of Roches-
ter were entertained Saturday and Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. {. Clark.
Mrs. Fabian Dupuis spent Sunday in
Sharon with her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will o. Morrill,.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois accom-
panied the remains OF Mrs. Annie II.
Stearns TO Marshfield, where the funeral
service was held Friday.
George Gilchrist, assistant route agent
for the American Express company, paid
the Office OF the company in this village
an official visit Saturday.
NJ L. AnhQMA WIS AhkNn WIN HNNEfE
chills Friday evening and Saturday and
Sunday was very sick. Monday he was
able TO sit up, and Friday was in his store.
Mrs. Elvin S. Barrows Of North Claren-
don arrived Wednesday OF last week and
remained with her brother and his wife, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell, until Mon |
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Towne OF Barre were
the guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
4. A. Shattuck. Mrs. Towne will be |
remembered in Randolph as Miss Maud |
Haskins.
The Baptist society held very pleasant |
social with Mrs. Roswell Holbrook Friday /
afternoon and evening at her home on 4
Central street. Supper was served TO
about 40.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped to Boston Monday
morning nine hogs (6c.), 10 calves &c. TO
5ic,) and as sheep and lambs &c. to 4c.).
He also shipped a carload OF sheep and
lambs to Hartford, Conn.
H. A. futile OF Minneapolis, general
OF the North American Telegraph
and Mrs. futile came Saturday
from Montreal to spend Sunday at Mari
Castle with Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler.
Harry S. Clark, who is student at the
Harvard Dental college, was taken last
to the Massachusetts, General
hospital 10 be cared for through an at
tack OF typhoid fever, which at last re-
ports was progressing favorably.
At the annual meeting OF the state
Teachers association in Bellows Falls last
week, Prin. n. j. Mhitehill of White
River Junction and w. p. Abbott of Proc
TOR were chosen memb ers of the executive
Mr.. Abbott being also elected !
10 a similar position in the Schoolmasters' j
club.
A. II. Bell, who came to Randolph some
years ago as one of the firm of Bell
Brothers, but is now engaged in real estate
and insurance business in Chicago, arrived .
with Mrs.Bell Monday night from Boston,
" here they had been spending few days,
and will stay week or so with relatives
in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Vaughan of
Boston, who had been staying for few
weeks with Mrs. Vaughan's parents, Mr.. ,
and Mrs. ID. II. Morse, went away Satur-
iay. Ii is understood that Mr.. Vaughan .
has been preparing ground ON the Morse
farm for the planting, OF fruit trees with the
idea of establishing nursery.
The grange meeting Saturday evening i
was well attended, and much interest was |
developed in a discussion of the threatened I
OF the cattle commission and I
he tuberculin test. circular has been I
sent to every grange by George w. Pierce /
Df Brattleboro, past president OF the /
Association, appealing TO the {
members to take such action on this mat {
Ter as shall tend to insure greater purity Y
m dairy products. After giving Mr.. a
Pierce's appeal due consideration, the
Randolph grange unanimously voted TO G
petition the legislature for continuance |
81 the cattle commission and the tubercu- !
lin test. From the last report OF the COM J
mission il is learned that more cattle have i
been tested in Randolph than in any other L
.own in the state. In addition to the +
above, recitations were given by r. ?. \
and A. p. Knights. a
DIR. and Mrs. f. o. Blanchard entertain |
I'd about fifty invited guests at their home .
On Main street Saturday evening in honor
IF the SOth birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
father, Mr.. Willard Gay, and I
his twin sister, Miss Julana Gay, 10 whom u
he gathering was most delightful sur a
Prise. Eighty red and white carnation I
oinks adorned the daintily laid table and /
% red and white candles shone upon the 4
birthday cake. Ice cream, cake and waters I
we're served Mr.. Gay, who bears the !
weight of his years so lightly as to dis !
,ount them greatly IN appearance,
yreeted as his intimate friends, not the |,
but those many years ms