Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-05
Randolph.

Clyde Blanchard is at home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.
Homer Rainey Of Norwich University
was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Deavitt OF Montpe-
lier visited here last week.
Charles Montgomery of Boston is
spending vacation in town.
Miss Jessie Pearsons went Tuesday to
Montreal for three weeks visit.
VIII Slack has moved his goods to
Springfield, VT, where he will live.
Mrs. Daniel Gates and Mrs. F. H. Gates
returned to Ware, Mass, Thursday.
Carl Edminster Of White River Junction
has been visitor in town this week.
Twenty-three calves a to 4lc) and IS
hogs (5l to so were shipped Monday.
II. B. Wall of Keene, n. H., visited his
brother, w. B. Wall, over Decoration day.
The trustees have appointed Eugene
Greene street commissioner for the VIII
lage.
Herbert Clark, who has been filling an
engagement with Browns Comedians, is
at home.
Born: At Lyndonyille, VT, May p,
daughter, Ruth Jennie, to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Blodgett.
f. A. Griswold left for Brattleboro and
Hatfield. Mass, Tuesday on a business and
pleasure trip.
Rev. j. Tilson returned Monday to No.
Weymouth, Mass, after stay here begin
ming at Easter.
Walter Kemp and Eli Bruce have gone
to Lebanon, n. H., to work in wood
finishing shop.
Mrs. Fred c. Davis of Boylston, Mass,
came Monday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Rumrill.
Misses Fanny and Carrie Draper and
Clara Bean, teachers in Barre, were at
home Decoration day.
Among pensions lately reported are
Harvey A. Fletcher, North Randolph, =,
and Francis II. Ketchum, ~.
Special communication OF Phoenix
lodge, No. %, F. a A. NJ, Friday evening"
June 8. Work on F. c. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood were in Bar
nard Sunday TO see his mother, Mrs. sarah
NJ. Atwood, who was very low.
David Bosworth OF Bristol visited Mrs.
Bosworth at W. II. Nichols the latter part
OF the week, returning home Monday
Rev. George E. Ladd attended the coun-
ty conference Of Congl churches al FAR
lee on Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week
Mrs. George Wood and son, Roy, OF
Brandon. and Mrs. VIM. Wood and daugn-
ter. Bertha, OF Woodstock, visited at r. b.
Woods last week.
Clarence Mann of Newport, y. H., was
in town the latter part Of last week, re-
turning Tuesday with ms mothefi VINO
had been visiting here.
Mrs. Susa Bass and Miss Elmtra FISK
% a
the Grand Chapter, 0. Z. 3, meeting az
delegates from Beulah chapter.
Mrs Hattie Chase, sister of Mrs. Chas.
K White of Beanville. has come from
Georgia TO care for Mrs White, who IS Sc
riousiy in with a nervous trouble
\. w. McCollom has a Mccullough COW
that was so displeased with the result OF
the Randolph caucus that she gave MN
kick Sunday, dislocating his knee
Up. Thayer was at home from Friday
until Monday, going then TO Middlebury'
where he will be engaged for time as
editor and manager OF the Register.
| r. Emerson was in Stowe Monday
and secured a contract for exterior nnlsh
I far the new town hall building. He was
1 In Mortified and Montpelier Tuesday
Clarence Stafford, who recently finished
I a course al the Albany Business college,
vent 10 Boston Monday. where be mas a
nosition as tester for c. Brigham & 20
4 H. Beedle went to Keene, \. H.,
Tuesday with c. F. Moulton's handsome
chestnut horse, which he had purchased
/ Tor a Keene party. Reported price, s5Vo'
/ No orders for coal are being taken here
vet. because Of the miners strike. fortu-
/ nately we live in wood growing sectlun,
and are less concerned ABOUT lIee1ins
] Nara
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Galpin OF water
/ bury, Conn, came Monday. Nj uaiy -,
Il AZ Chelsea TO defend case brought
AGAINST him by Edgar Waters OF BROOK
field, involving payment for morse
Many admirable improvements are no
] ,iced AZ the Manchester farm place a
ane circular piazza has been ADDED heN
carrisye house built, the ell raised a story,
etc- Some summer boarders are expected
al this pleasant retreat.
Orange county court began its june
,err al Chelsea Tuesday. Judge J. VI
I RoweIl presides. Lawyers Denlson, W u
SON. Boyden. Grand Juryman wizard =, 'Ia}}
ana Petit Jurymen j.. b. ADAMS ahu - "a
/ Waldo were present at the opening VI
court -
Il F.A. Thompson and b: souto OF NV
/ vorl are in Brattleboro this week 70 con
III Syitb members Of the board OF TRACE
IN ~ regard to securing a site for furniture
factory to replace the factory which va
burned recently in Randolph Brattie'
boro Phoenix.
The Kings Daughters and sons q
p-,;,,tree will unite with the KING
Daughters Of Randolph in giving an az t y,
cr e party. with few useful articles ioi
ale in Smiths block, in the room former s.I.
~ nsed by Louis Atwood,June L rom hN'
to eight o'clock. -
while driving home from so. koya,i l y
saturday, Carl Huntington under r g;D,,e -
49,, ont for another team below FhIeS
tuIl l ~ +inned over. dumping the oecu-
Da,ots and The horse, after freeing ltseI
rom rom the buggy, which was ome N,laI
s lross ran all the way to the STOCK
farm. via this village.