Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-22
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


F. G. Webster, Esq. OF Burlington
spent Sunday in Randolph.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
VIM. Bass Saturday afternoon at 2.3C
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Emerson are away
on . weeks trip to Concord, Providence
and Boston.
Mrs. r. II. Totman of Tunbridge was
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Totman Friday
and Saturday.
The memb bers OF the W. r. c. will hold
food sale in Howe's block Saturdays,
October "a and 81.
Mrs. Kate Soper has gone to South
Royalton with the intention OF spending
the winter there.
Mrs. John r. Mead returned Saturday
from New York, here she was called by
the death OF Col. Kimball.
Mrs. Lydia Kent, who had been with
her son, f. L. Kent, for several weeks, re-
turned today to Orange, Mass.
Mrs. c. +. Abbott and her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Segar, went to Highgate
Springs yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bowers and Miss Lucy Nut
ting of Bellows Falls arrived yesterday
and are at the Maplewood for few days.
There will be a regular eonvocation of
Haswell Council. No. 6, II. a $. NJ, Mon
day evening, Oct. 26, at 1880. All come.
Mrs. r. A. Smith has gone away for
three weeks, during which she will visit
her sisters in Boston and Bridgeport, Conn.
d. F. Lewis went to St. Albans yester-
day to attend the reunion and campfire of
the lst Vermont cavalry, Of which he is a
member.
Han. Totman went to Pomfret yester-
dag with his brother, F. II. Totman of
Tunbudge, to pass the next three days in
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atwood went to
White River junction Tuesday to spend
the rest OF the week with their daughter,
Mrs. c. Z. Lazelle.
G. c. McAllisteE is taking a two weeks
vacation from his duties as Pullman car
80 lductor and is passing this week with
as sister, Mrs. Alice Bruce.
W. G. Brooks, who occupied a tenement
in Mrs. +. p. Hastings house, has moved
to place near Rutland, where he is to
engage in market gardening.
Henry Church OF Boston arrived Tuesday
at bis brothers, II. ii. Church's, and yes
terday started on a deer-hunting expedi-
tion in the wilds OF Hancock.
Cashier o. b. Copeland of the Randolph
National bank and Mrs. Copeland Will
leave tomorrow for few days vacation to
be spent in Boston and Lawrence, Mass.
John Knights OF Pittsfeld raised on the
farm owned by +. L. Bass, 500 bushels of
sorted potatoes from five-eighths Of an acre.
The largest potato weighed three pounds.
Horace w. Bailey OF Newbury, we'll
knawn in this place, has received the
a. -pointment OF United States marshal for
Vermont to succeed Fred A. Field OF Rut-
land, dismissed.
Mrs. c. G.. Dubois and infant son came
last Thursday from Winchester, Mass,
where they had been staying with Mrs.
Dubois sister. Mrs. John Abbott, and
leave tonight for Chicago,
DR.. Henry B. Mcintyre, junior house
physician OF the Long Island hospital,
Brooklyn, has ten days leave OF absence
which he is spending with his parents
in Randolph.
Mrs. Ellen Clapp Of North Grafton,
Mass, who was summoned from Barre,
" here she was visiting her son, by the
death OF her brother -in-law, the late
Clark Clapp, returned to Barre Monday.
Miss Bernice Greenwood came from
Warren Yesterday and went this morning
10 Providence, r. J., from where she will
accompany her aunt on trip to the West. |
Miss NIL. Hackett ami Mrs. Laura Denisof
New York, who are staying at Montpelier
Ior awhile, came this morning 10 spend |
he day with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Du- /
3ois.
The new wheels at the electric light /
llant are all in place and the gearing is |
low being adjusted. II all goes well lights 1
will be on by Tuesday, it is confidently |
Mark Abbott and friend, RI. A. Hal, of
orwell are with Mr.. Abbott's parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Eugene Abbott, for short va
alton, part OF which they will devote to
ieer hunting.
l.. b. johnson has purchased of Judge }.
". Rowell and James Hutchinson an acre
4 land on the fiat south Of the Hull place
nd adjoining the land Of w. F. Howard;
'rice paid S1O0.
Theo B. Kendall, who sailed for Florida
IN the steamer Iroquis Oct. 10th, arrived
/ Miami the following Thursday after
tormy passage. He intends to spend the
winter at that place.
The first deer reported killed today is
rom Braintree Hill, a small buck. shot by /
eugene Marshall of Williamstown, Henry /
Sitts' SON. -in-law. The carcass was pur-
hased by Huntington 4 Tredo.
The annual meeting of the Rochester
lub will be held at 7.30 O'Clock Friday
venlng, Oct. 81. al ". n. dreen ;, Ior the
Election of officers and to make arrange
nents for the clubs Thanksgiving dinner.
Drs. L. A. Russlow, A. c. Bailey and j.
,. Clifford attended the annual meeting of
he Vermont Medical association in Bel
ows Falls last week, DR.. Russlow as del
gate from the Orange County association.
Mrs. j. B. Adams and younger daugh-
er and Mrs. Bailey Adams are in Concord,
I. H., for week or ten days as guests at
he home of John Ordway, whose daugh-
er, Miss Louise, was assistant teacher
ew years ago in the Randolph High
chool.