Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-23

o. Adam.
Meath the doubtful curse Of toll.
j. w. Atwood was in Montpelier last
Thursday.
Frank Darling OF Barre was at David
Dunbar's over Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Wedgewood and Miss Laura
were in Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. c. X. Granger spent Saturday in
Barre With her son, Carroll, and family.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois and Willard Gay
were in Barre Saturday on business trip.
j. B. Wells was in Waterbury Friday,
and Windsor Saturday on business trips.
Miss Ella Kelly Of Mortified was the
guest Of Miss Fannie Prince over Sunday.
Stephen Warren of West Hartford Wis
tied his son, Lee, last week, returning
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Joslyn entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Pike Of Mortified over
Sunday.
Lyman Rix has entered the employ Of
+. ". Tewksbury q Co., beginning work
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fielders and baby
OF South Royalton " ere guests Friday at
Charles Mann's.
B. McCarrom Of st. Adams was a visitor
at Augustus Woehlers last week from
Wednesday to Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. !. Pratt spent Sunday
in Burlington with Mrs. Pratts sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Page.
w. c. Woodward arrived Friday from
Boston for a weeks vacation from his
studies at the Harvard Medical college.
Mrs. L. L. Lincoln, who spent the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Hiram Smith, has
gone back to Topsheld, Mass, leaving
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Rowell, who had been
home on an eight weeks vacation, began
to teach the spring term Of school in STRAIT
ford Monday.
Miss Linnie Jones left Monday for
White River Junction to work for Mr.. ana
Mrs. {. T.. Lazelle, who have lately gone TO
housekeeping.
DIR. c. j. Rumrill has rented the lower
part OF Rev. G.. O. Howeis house on Pros
pect avenue, recently vacated by Ernest
A. Hatch, and will take possession about
the middle of May.
Il. T.. Campbell and George Bryant are
running the delivery wagon for ii. ii.
Goodwin's steam laundry in place OF
Lyndon Thomas, who has purchased the
Quimby laundry in Bethel with +. L.
Kent.
Mrs. VIII o. Morrill, and son, Everett,
Of sharon came Friday and went back
saturday, taking with them Miss Ruth
Morrill,, who had been spending a week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fabien Dupuis.
Mrs. Irene Dyer, after stay OF few
weeks in Randolph with her son, ID. I,
Dyer. and her daughter, Mrs. b. A. Man
chester, went back Monday to New York
where she makes her home with mel
daughter. Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Forty thousand trout fry reached here
Friday from the government hatchery at
81. Johnsbury. Twenty thousand were
placed in Ayers brook and its tributaries,
while Mafeba lake and the Eldredge pond
near George Hatch's were stocked Win
ten thousand each.
Mrs. F. l.. Thresber and children, after
living in Randolph for two years, nave
moved to Melrose, Mass. Mr.. Thresher'
who is a Pullman car conductor from Bos-
ton TO Montreal, has been unable TO be
with his family much in Randolph but al
Melrose be can be at home every othei
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Wyman, who have
been living in the Martin block on Ran
dolnh ayenue. are to occupy the lower ten
ement in the Sargent house on weston
street, left vacant by the removal OF r: L.
Tbreshers family to Melrose, Mass. Mrs
Wyman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Howe, have the upper part OF the Sargent
house.
DIR. V. C. Goodrich, formerly physi-
clan in Randolph, removing from here &c
syracuse. n. ", and then to Barre, where
he has been practising for the last two o.
three years, has purchased the Wells
hanson q Co. granite manufacturing
plant and water power at North Barre ano
the eompany's light granite quarry az
Websterville. The selling price wa
s31 600. exclusive of new cable way
which completed will cost in the neigh
borhood of 5000. The quarry includes
thirteen and one half acres OF good quarry
| land. and the manufacturing plant ano
water power are among the best in Barre
The business, it is stated, will be conduct
ed as heretofore, under the old firm name
Children and dogs running wild in tht
village are causing considerable anguish
OF mind to owners OF nice velvety lawn,
over which they race with the utmost
| indifference to property rights ana III uh'
damage done by scampering feet. Inc
average possessor Of a lawn would rathel
have bare spot on top OF his head thaI
on the green expanse over when ne M
toiIed like slave with grass seed, garoeI
/ hose and mower season after season u
bring the turf to the soft finish OF sis
plush. Ii is with helpless rage he sees ms
work ruined, for the dogs wear collar
| ana the children don't have to, to protect