Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Ida Battles returned Monday from
Springfield, Mass.
L. ]. Morse shipped his household
goods to Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Meserole OF Brooklyn, y. y, is the
guest Of the Misses Kimball at Montague
Place.
Miss Nellie Ford has gone to Brookfield,
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Annie
Dodge.
Rev. Franklin W. Bartlett of Rockport,
Mass, was the guest Of Rev. Homer White
Tuesday.
Mrs. /. S. Chase went to New York yes
terday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Freder-
ick Leeds.
Hon. William II. Dubois made a busi-
ness trip yesterday to South Royalton and
Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Boyce entertained
yesterday Rev. and Mrs. Ora Boyce of
East Roxbury and Levi KiddeI of Bethel.
Miss Genieve Lamson returned Tuesday
from ST. Johnsbury, to which place she
had been after outings at Highgate
Springs and Greensboro.
r. A. Smith went Tuesday to Ware Mass,
10 visit his brother-in-law, +. II. Gates. His
son, Roy, returned Thursday from
stay Of several weeks at Ware.
Dr. Gilman Frost Of Hanover, n. H.,
was al Hon. VIM. Fl. Dubois Sunday and
Monday, taking home Tuesday his two
children who had been here for about two
weeks.
A. J. Bell was in Burlington Tuesday on
business and to meet his sister, Miss
Flors, who came home with him, bring
ing Ernest and Arthur Austin, who had
been IN Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Curtis reached
home Tuesday night from Boston, where
Mrs Curtis had been staying nine weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Cole. Mr.. Curtis
went down week ago.
VIM Hutchinson and daughter, Alice,
started Tuesday on their return to WASH
ington, D. c. They 90 via Albany, n.
", where they will visit a daughter and
sister. Miss Henderson accompaied them.
a. L. Adams has sold his meat market
ana business in the Cushman block to
Fred r. Huntington, who took possession
Tuesday. Harry A. Tredo is to be as
sociated with Mr.. Huntington in the
business. A. j. Boyce, a veteran meat
cutter, will start them off. Mr.. Adams
is storing his goods at Mrs. Angie Woods,
preparatory TO making some new move.
y NJ. Draper returns from sherbrook,
p. O.. very enthusiastic about the fair
lust held there. All the Vermont fairs
pdlt III size utsiat THIS EIcht tNhAbAtAoA
whose attractions come from all Canada.
Mr. Draper counted 56 different buildings
on the grounds, all well filled with choice
horses, cattle, swine, sheep, poultry,
produce and specimens of fine art, The
different classes are filled with many
entries. Great crowds attend, Vermont
sending large delegation.
The West Randolph, Northfeld, SHOWS
vile, BTookfeld and Williamstown
Oranges from this section were repre-
sentea AZ the Central Vermont Pomona
Grange held at Shady Rill, Middlesex,
Aug. 26th. eight members going from
the local Grange. State Master Z. j.
Bell gave an interesting address on the
growth OF the order, The Shady Rill
people extended the kindest hospitality
TO visitors, conveying them to and from
Montpelier and providing nice food IN
abundance.
The team Of Carl Wakefield of West
Brookfield took a spin down Main street
this morning and, colliding with the
hvdrant at the corner of the High school
grounds, broke it down; then tearing
through the covered bridge, ii ran into the
team Of Herman Flint of the Center, " hich
was standing opposite the grist millsand
both wagons came out Of the tangle some
what damaged as to wheels and eveners.
The broken hydrant necessitated the shut
ting of OF the village water and the HER
AID Office was left with no power TO run
its press, which explains the delay IN IS
suing this weeks paper. No one was IN
iured by the accident though Mrs. Her
man Flint was sitting In the wagon IN
front Of the mill when the Wakefield team
struck il.