Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-18
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. Hudson Bailey is convalescing from
a serious illness.
Miss Ella Swinyer Of Rochester is visit
ing at 5. 5. Mhitcomb's.
Mrs. H. W. Tewksbury's house has just
been wired for electric lights.
John Peavey and his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Mann, were in Northfield yesterday
F. z. Bryan went to Lancaster, \. H.,
Tuesday to be present at the wedding Of
his brother.
Howard Drew went to St. Johnsbury
yesterday to attend the closing exercises
Of the school there.
Mrs Mary Saxton is just recovering from
a severe cold, with which she has been
housed for more than week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Wood OF Bos-
ton are at Vim. 5. Woods for a three
weeks vacation, coming yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. Russlow was taken by her
brother in-law, Dr. l.. A. Russlow, to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Tuesday for treatment.
Miss Sadie Butler OF Windsor is with
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Bass and viii accom-
pany them the first, OF the week 10 Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs.
The Red Lion Inn, which has been closed
for nearly two months, will open Monday
with c. " Hayward as landlord and un
der the name of the Randolph Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Wilcox Of Windsor,
the guests Of Mrs. WilcoX's sister, Mrs. e.
A. Thomas, went from here this morning
to Mr.. WilcoXs home in St. Adams.
Miss Hanna Prince is attending the
commencement exercises of Montpelier
seminary, her brother, Rev. John Prince,
being a member Of the graduating class.
Mrs. A. Y. Andrews and three stepchil-
oren returned to Montpelier yesterday att
ter a week spent with Mrs. Andrews par
ents, Mr.. and Henry Cleveland, in Brain
tree.
Mrs. Lewis Fish, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Lottie Flint, has
gone TO Springfield. Mass, TO spend two
or three weeks with her son, Herbert
Flint.
Mrs. Libby Geroux, who had been
visiting her nephew. G. j. Rockwell her
niece. Mrs. Eli Sault. and other relatives
here. went TO her home in Springfield yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vail left yesterday
for their summer home in POmfret, their
son, Jackson, and Master Harrison Thay-
er going TO Lake Mitchell for few days
fishing
Miss Maud Gourley, who came from st.
Johnsbury a few weeks ago and had been
spending vacation at David Dunbar's,
started Tuesday for Lowell, Mass, where
she is to make her home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Lamson, who were
married in Boston Wednesday OF last week,
reached Randolph Friday. A reception Is
TO be given them tomorrow evening by the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. LAM
son.
B. F. Kicker shipped TO market Monday
$40 calves. 125 sheep, 125 hogs and 90 cattle.
He sent from this station q calves
t3c. to 5c.) and 8 hogs (5c.l. George ,.
Hatch had about the same shipment from
this station.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Clark and daugh-
ter, Lucia, arrive today from New Haven,
Conn, to occupy the house OF l.. p. Thay-
er on Highland avenue for the summer.
Later Mrs. Clark's mother and sisters, Mrs.
Treat, Miss Anna and Miss Helen Treat,
will be with them.
The Brigham creamery paid "a cents net
a pound for butter fat in May. The Co
operative paid "a. cents net a pound for
butter fat or 2li cents for butter. The
cost to make was s cents. This cream
ery made 81, $50 pounds Of butter, and paid
sS,425. 1t had $50 patrons last
the largest number ii has ever had.
News has been received OF the death OF
DIR. George A. Dutton at his home IN Chi-
cago after long period OF feebleness and
falling health. His remains were taken TO
Rutland for burial. DIR. Dutton was many |
years ago principal OF the West Randolph |
academy, to which the graded school sue I
ceeded and is well remembered by the old /
pr inha bitants OF this village. in which he /
has two nieces, Mrs. Abbie Mcintosh and /
Mrs NJ. +. Preston.
The Laing Bros Moving Pictures enter
in Dubois 4 Gays hall Monday I
evening was not so largely patronized as
is general excellence merited; however,
he churches. under whose auspices II
same, were very generously treated by the
and received larger sums as
heir shares in the net proceeds than their
,ales Of tickets amounted to. The Metho-
list church received the most, and the
1ong1 and Christian churches exactly the
.ame amount.