Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16

Mrs. II. G. Soper, A. ID. Ladeaujland l..
j. Blakely were in Montpelier yesterday
Mr.. Blakely was examined forsan increase
Of pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mead and little son
arrived Saturday, having come directly
from Los Angeles, Cal, where they spent
the winter.
Miss winnifred Mann began another
term Of school al South Barre Monday and
Miss Nora Connolly teaches at West
Brooktield.
Ruth, little daughter Of Allen Jones,
while attempting to dismount from
horse last Thursday, fell and fractured
her right arm.
! w. j. Blodgett has sold out his grocery
business in LYndonville which he pur-
chased about year ago. He is in town
for few days.
Lawyer Richard A. Hoar Of Barre was in
town yesterday on business connected
with III. c. Aliens store failure. He IS
counsel for Mr.. Allen.
John A. Boswell, administrator OF the
Avery j. Smith estate, has sold house
and lot at No Randolph to Alice, wife of
|. j. Blakely, for s275.
The purchase OF pasture land made by
Henry Haraden and wife of z. n. Rising
embraced 43 acres, being land belonging
formerly to the Fales estate
A total of 1850 books had been presented
for the final dividend at the Randolph
Savings bank up to Tuesday night, being
little more than one-half the entire num-
Der out.
George Pinney and Earl Mcintosh have
each suffered slight casualties while at I
mill work the past week, Mr.. Pinney clip 1
ping finger and Mr.. Mcintosh receiving 4
speck OF steel in one eye.
Robert Henry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Horace Church, was married Tuesday the 4
l4th, at Rochester, ~ ", to Miss Lily Nav 4
Guyatt OF that city. They will be at home /
after June at l Electric avenue, Roch- 4
ester.
e. V. Steele has sold to Addie L.. wife
OF George G. Osgood, his place on Weston
street including house and livery barns.
also the place he owned in Bethel; con-
sideration s2475. The purchasers have
taken possession. Mr. Steele will board
with them the coming year.
F. l.. Kent and Lyndon Thomas have
purchased the Quimby steam laundry at
Bethel and took possession Monday.
Thomas will go there after completing
work this week in the Randolph laundry. |
GEORGE Bryant succeeds him here.
Mr.. Ducheney, father-in-law OF Joseph
Tllson, over 20 years of age and somewhat
impaired in mind, came TO town Monday
with the expressed purpose of taking the
train Tor his boyhood home in Canada,
which ne hadn't visited for over 60 years.
lie was detained in town until Mr.. Tilson
could be notified and took him back home.
David j. Frazier has leased the George
Moulton farm and will move his family |
from the Hood house in this village to
the farm next Monday. During the past
year Mr.. Frazier has owned and lived On
the Elisha Ford farm in Braintree until
lately he sold it. He formerly owned a
farm in the east part of this town, where
he lived and successfully carried it on
for several years.
The final entertainment in the winters ,
course viii be given tomorrow evening by I
the Springer-French Novelty company. {
of Mr. Bennett Springer. magi- {
clan; Mr.. Archie Leon French, ventrilo-
quist and imitator; Koomra Swami an :
adept in Oriental magic; and a pianist.
Those who enjoy the comical and mys- ,
terious should be on hand. /
There will be May Day concert and /
ball under the auspices of Randolph fire t
department Friday evening, Nav 1st. A. I
Grange halli concert to be given by the a
GODDARD seminary male quartet: COM
mence az p. M, sharp. PERSONNEL
Mark A. Davis, LIST tenor and soloist; Al
fred /. Cadger, I'd tenor and soloist; q.
hiehard Grant, baritone and pianist; Har- I
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By. ). Ward Carver, dramatic reader, and I
lrlchton Carpenter, cornetist. 4
Cataloging of the books at the library has
1owsso Tar progressed that over one thou v
iand books are ready for circulation and
he library will be open Wednesdays and
saturdays from until q o'clock for the :
iehvery OF such books only, commence
ng Wednesday, April p. As soon as b
he eataloging is far enough advanced
lot to delay the work OF it, and the c
furniture for the reading room arrives i
Ind is installed, the library and reading a
'oom will probably be open nearly every c
week day and evening. o
sailor JEAN" young newspaper man v
who is making trip afoot to every state {
lapital in the United States, reached Ram Q
iolph last night and iourneyed southwark =
oday. He does It for novelty and to earn p
sort of wager. The distance covered will
'e 1000 miles. He started from Augusta.
Ne, and Montpelier is the second capital q
'isited. He pushes ''trolleyette'' carry p
ng ms tent and outfit, and makes his ex- e
lenses by selling photos and souvenirs. j.
ie viii write book on the completion OF q
lis journey.
Says yesterdays Montpelier Journal q
a hearing was given tins forenoon before v
Governor Mccullough on a petition for g
he pardon of John Kimball who is nov O
CRYING term in the states prison AT y
Windsor. Joseph c. Enright of Windsor p
ppeared for Mrs. kimball who IS back Of Il
he petition. Kimbail was convicted OF e.
uuitery, the correspondent being the n
roman now his wife. No decision on the ~
EDITION has been rendered and probably Al
here viii be none for some time" Mr.. y
.nright was in Randolph yesterday after b
Don, presumably on this business. 3
The worst slaughter Of tuberculous cat
ie that has yet taken place in this section.