Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-15
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Lou Hosick of Chicago is the guest
this week Of Miss Anne Dubois.
Mrs. Mary Granger and Mrs. Roswell
Holbrcok were in Bethel 'Lympus Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kinney are enter
tanning Mrs. Mary Duncan of Greenfield.
Mass, who came Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Lang Of Montpelier spent
Saturday at Mrs. III. w. Tewksbury's with
her husband, who has lately become sta
tion agent here.
j. b. Adams shipped 55 dry COWS that he
bought in Nershire, to j. II. Galpin in
Connecticut Friday. Monday George
Hatch shipped to Boston head of cattle
and II calves.
George c. Flint shot four coons in his
corn field lately-two old ones and two
young ones. The old ones, having fattened
on Mr.. Fllnt's corn, had an avoirdupois OF
40 pounds.
L. p Thayer isto spend Sunday with his
family in Randolph and on his return to
Middlebury Monday will be accompanied
by Mrs. Tbayer, who is to remain there a
month and perhaps longer.
Miss Blanche Adams was taken serious
~ i'll Monday night with an attack OF
acute indigestion from which she is now
nearly recovered. Her place i'm the school
room mas been taken by Miss Emily Mil
Ter.
Y. !. Spear tested ten head of cattle for
NJ. W. Campbell Monday, and four were
condemned and slaughtered, Mr.. Camp
bell receiving s26 apiece for them. Yester-
day Mr.. Spear went to Richford, with DR.,
f. A. Rich OF Burlington, to test 100 cattle.
Isaac Newton has had a very busy sea-
son in his carriage shop this summer,
F|arr - . l.. -
March. Seventy-five tires were set in one
week Mr.. Newton, during afternoons,
has had the help Of Elmer Montgomery in
his shop.
F. II. Packard, who has been living in
part Of Judge VIM. II. Nichols house on
Pleasant street, has rented Mrs. Roswell
Holhrook's place on Central street. Mrs.
Holbrook and her daughter, Cora. are to
occupy a tenement in the Micah Mann
house, to which they are already moving.
Charles n. Mccall and DR.. Charles Cush-
man left here Saturday for Boston and
New York and will sail from the latter
place Saturday for a six months tour
abroad. Mrs. James +. Mccall and the
servants went back to New York Monday
and Elm cottage is closed for the winter
Mrs. +. o. Blanchard and daughter
Helen, are in Boston, where DR.. Blanchard
joins them today TO remain until after
the Northern Dental convention the last
three days of next week. The doctor
has a clinic before this convention-tin-
foil and cement in restoring broken-d down
bicus pidsiand molars-and will also speak
before the Harvard dental students.
The officers Of the Dog River Valley Faii
association report the total receipts of tbs
1903 fair, including the balance OF 1882 II
from last year, as s2,9S6.26. There was
paid out on orders for 1902, s117; on orders
for 1908, s2,22T.0S, leaving a balance oi
SIR. There are outstanding order
amounting to s130.75, and when these are
paid a net surplus of S511.43 will remain
The annual meeting of the stockholders
will be held in Northfield, Tuesday morn
ing, the 9th, at 10 o'clock.
Sixty-seven tickets were sold at thi.
station Tuesday for the excursion to Bos-
ton, among those going from Randolph
being Mrs. George Ford, accompanied By
Mrs. A. A. Reed Of WIlliamstown, Mr.
and Mrs. n. w. McCollom, Mrs. Ida Sum-
ner, Mrs. A bbie Mallory, Mrs. Edwin Lii
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Seymour, Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Eldredge, Capt. J. f.
Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Bass, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Bass, II, c. Gilbert, A. j. Kelley,
C X. Granger, Charles Danyou, Mrs.
Fred Bryant and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holman, Miss Gertrude Trerise,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Greene and daughter,
Eva, Mrs. Ida Batchelder and son,
William, w. F. Edison, II. c. Constable,
Mrs. Allen Chadwick, f. II. Smith and
daughter, Clara, who were bound for
West Somerville; and +. n. Rising, who
willvisit his son in Providence, X. l.