Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02

pairing it, expect to occupy it the first Of
| April.
Charles Mccall OF New York came back
Friday from his visit TO Rev. Arthur Stone
at Lyndonville and is this week the CUES;
az Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Moulton at Stone
| leigh.
The basement tenement in the Smith
block has been thoroughly repaired and
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Waldo, who move from the upper part OF
the block.
Mrs. c. W. Hayward, her son, Fred,
and granddaughter, Ruth Burridge, went
Tuesday TO Tunbridge to visit DR.. and
Mrs. II. II. Hayward and attend the
Worlds Fair.
L. L. Montgomery, who had been al
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
j. Montgomery, for short vacation, re-
turned Monday TO his duties on the Bos-
ton police force.
At the regular grange meeting Saturday
evening, the program, which was IN charge
of the lecturer, Mrs. F. r. Smith, consisted
Of an excellent concert by the Green
Mountain band.
Mrs. Smith Of Somerville. Mass, who
had been passing the summer at Chateau-
CAV, y. ", stopped here Friday on her
way home and remained one day with
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Edison.
DR.. II. Lewis Stick OF Boston is here for
week to visit r. c. Noble at j. j.
Trerises. Tuesday Mr.. Trerise and fam
ily, Mr.. Noble and his friend enjoyed a
trip to Williamstown Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burnham OF New
York, Mrs. w. ). Burnham OF Chicago,
Mrs. Charles f. Rand and Mrs. Fanny j..
Davis of Milwaukee were at the Red
Lion Inn from Friday until Monday.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for Miss Addie NJ. French Of
Brooklyn, y. y, her building lot on Pearl
street to l.. B. Houghton Of Pittsheld. u
is expected that the lot will be built upon
in the near future.
DR.. Henry b. Mcintyre Of Burlington
has been spending this week with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre,
and viii 90 tomorrow to Brooklyn, y. Y,
for his last year at the Long Island
Medical college hospital
Rev. and Mrs. G. +. Laid and two
children went Tuesday to Waterbury,
where Mrs. LRdd is attending the annual
meeting OF the State Federation Of
Womanis clubs, which opened yesterday
and continues through today.
Mrs. \. J. whitehill of White River
JUNCTION EAlilt lutrAhA anu was Ant EuE'A
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Thomas until the
next day, when she went to Waterbury to
attend the annual meeting of the state
Federation OF Woman's clubs.
Mrs. George II. Hoyt is packing her
household goods preparatory to going
TO Montpelier to live with her daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Herrick. Her house on
School street, which is being reprinted,
has been rented to J. J. Trerise.
The town OF Randolph has purchased
the right of way through j. K. Williams
land, on the road TO Rochester, and the
selectmen viii begin at once to lay out a
pent road from the highway to Highland
Place, the home OF G. E. Abbott.
Mrs. Henrietta slocum and daughter,
Sabra, who have been passing two or three
weeks in Randolph with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+. Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs. {. ID. san
born, will 90 to Hartford tomorrow to
visit Mrs. Ben Briggs and from there to
their home in WATERFOWL, Conn.
Mrs. William Bass has in her garden a
rose bush that is Champion by name and
by nature. In June, the month OF roses.
il dutifully put forth its best endeavors
and now in these October days tits the last
rose OF summer left blooming alone with
seventy-six buds and unfolded flowers.
Mrs. Hattie Iamson has issued invita-
tious to the marriage Of her daughter,
Maud Nell, to Roy Caleb Holman at
80 Central street Wednesday evening.
October S, at S O'Clock. A reception Is
to be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber Holman, Wednesday evening, the
18th. fromS to 10.
John Rogers has moved from the How
ard block TO the Bradish house; Joseph
Rope from the Howard block to the
Elijah Edison house on Central street,
and Mrs. Walter Wyman from the How
ard block to the Mcintyre block. II. A.
Tredo has rented part of the William
Tyler house on School street and will
occupy it soon.
The receipts from the Alonzo Hatch
musical entertainment,
given last evening under the auspices Of
the Methodist society. amounted to about
the society and, after few small expenses
are paid, good profit will be left The
band played for the opening Of the enter
tsinment.
Harry Harnden. the new proprietor OF
the Red Lion Inn. has engaged as cook /
Mrs. Winnie Lamere Of Windsor. who
has been employed by him before and
has had a wide experience in culinary
work. Mr.. Harnden intends to make the
Inn favorite stopping place. and realizes
that good cookery is the surest passport
to popular favor.
DIR. G. Z. z. Sparhswk of Burlington
was here Tuesday to see Frank Griswold.
who Is still suffering from the effects
Of the accident at the covered bridge some
weeks ago, in which be was thrown from
his carriage and struck on his shoulder. /
The doctor seemed TO think his progress
toward recovery had been very slow. 1
DR.. Spsrhswk went from here to Bethel /
to visit his sister, Mrs. G. E. Graham.
c. Harold Baldwin. who has been clerk /
ing during the summer in the grocerv 4
store of J. F. Lamson. left town YESTERDAY
TO take up his second years studies at the l
Boston University Law school. which bas