Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor

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Rev. A. c. Gilbert of Boston is a guest
at II. B. Bells.
Edmund Hood of Monson, Mass, is a
guest at A. Z. Hendricks this week.
Eugene Morrill, has gone to work at the
Highland House in Bethlehem, ". II.
Mrs. Lyman Rix has gone to spend two
weeks IN Iunbridge and East Bethel.
Master Ralph French of Everett. Mass,
is at A. NJ. Hubbardis for the summer.
Max Thomas returned Tuesday from a
stay OF several weeks in Lebanon, y. II.
Alonzo Meader of Chicago arrived Mon
day on visit to his cousin, Orson Wood
cock.
Rev. George o. Howe is to officiate next
Sunday in the Methodist church at North
! field.
Mrs. Leonard Baker and Miss Laura Be-
mis- Of Glens Falls, \. Y, are at SIS. Whit
combs.
Mrs. B. NJ. Hopkins of st. Albans came
Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Thomas.
Miss Carrie Post, who had been at L. T.
| Sparhawk's for two weeks, went back to
Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday.
Charles NJ. Wedgewood of Danvers,
| Mass, was a recent visitor at the home of
his brother, w. F. Wedgewood, leaving
Monday.
Lester Newton, prescription clerk in a
| drug store at Medford, Mass, is with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton, for a
short vacation,
F. n. Jerd and Gus. Woehler went to
Highgate Springs Saturday on fishing
| trip and brought back p pickerel that
weighed about 80 pounds.
] NJ. D.. -
I Hartford came Saturday to accompany
home Miss Bernice Briggs, who had been
| spending a week with them.
Mrs. Soper Briggs Is passing couple Of
weeks in South Royalton, going Tuesday
with Mrs. Roxanna Hebard, who visited
there for a day or two with her.
Sunday night the temperature fell to
such e low point that prudent gardeners
thought il wise to cover tomato plants,
rather an unusual proceeding in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dow OF New Hav-
en-, Conn.,, arrived Tuesday on a visit to
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Clark. who entertain
ed Mr.. Bigelow, also Of New Haven, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Williams OF Hartford, Conn.,,
went from here to Northtield yesterday TO
take her son, Ray, to his grandmother,
Mrs. Eugene Williams, who is staying at
farm there.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall and Miss Desier
| Moulton leave tonight for Bellport, L. J.,
| to visit Miss Georgianna Holmes, who has
spent several summers here az her grand
fathers, J. w. Burt's.
I. d. Litchfield, who was injured last
week at the Passumpsie railroad bridge,
| is reported as progressing favorably tow
ards recovery at the Junction House IN
| White River Junction.
Meta and Gordon Case OF Springfield,
| Mass, are with their uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Priest, for month, COM
\ ing Tuesday with Miss May Cross, who is
home on a short vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Loudou and baby,
who had been staying at Or. II. HI.
1 McIntyre's-Mrs. Loudon and baby for
three weeks and the doctor over Sunday
returned to Burlington Monday.
George E. sparhawk of Philadelphia
came yesterday morning and is with ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, L. T. Sparhawk,
! Tor few days before joining his wife at
Dr. G. E. e. sparhawk's in Burlington.
c. Applebee of l.ittleton, n. H., came
| Saturday to visit at O. B. Copeland's, re-
/ turning this morning, accompanied by
| Mrs. Applebee and daughter, Miss Grace,
who had been guests at Mr.. Copeland's
/ for fortnight.
Miss Mary Thayer and Miss Josie Gray
/ of Waterbury, Conn, came Saturday TO
I spend two weeks vacation in this Yicin-
itv, Miss Gray being the guest of Mrs. f.
| III. Joslyn. while Miss Thayer is visiting
/ her father in Braintree.
L SON was born last Thursday TO Mr..
I and Mrs. Elmer Montgomery. This
/ youngster will have chance to make the
\ acquaintance of two grandfathers, one
: s..ai,,gs ,,,ot har ono yreat-graudf father and
II four great -grandmothers.
Miss Henrietta Paxton of Boston, who
had been visiting at Meadowyiew, went
/ Monday to Exeter, y. H., where she Is
amending the summer. Henry NJ. b.
Ogilbv. also a guest of the Wiswall fam
ily, has returned to Jamaica Plain.
B.F. Kicker shipped altogether Monday
$50 hogs, 175 calves, 75 sheep and 80 cattle.
From here he sent % hogs &c. and 44c:l
and g calves &c. to 5c.). NJ. I. RoweL
shipped rs cows to Connecticut and to-
\ morrow will send 10 to milk farm N
Burlington.
Owing TO the rain and the lack of cleo
tric street lights, which had badenect on
the attendance at the grange meeting SAT-
| urday evening, the mock session OF tne
| legislature, which was to have been dis
I tinguishing feature of the entertainment
was postponed to some future time.
Miss Mary wedgewood invited a num-
her OF Young ladies' TO her home on han
dolph avenue Wednesday evening OF last
week TO meet Miss Henrietta Baldwin OF
St. Adams, who is spending the summer
In Peth. Games furnished entertainment
and refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
The Randolph mem bers of Company +.
New England Guards, VIII have their OIL
/ ciaI target practice tomorrow afternoon AZ
/ NcCaIlis park TO qualify for the sharp
( shooters contest at the annual muster 70
I be held al Fort Ethan Allen, Aug. b-l4.
| 4 score Of 81 points out Of possible lUO
! is required TO enter the contest.
I Mary $, widow OF Frank Hull, died last
nigbt at the home of her son. William, IN
/ Barnard. with whom she had been living
I the past two years. She fell six weeks ago
/ and fractured one thigh, which FASTENED
I tbe end. The funeral is to be held az the
| Cbristian church here tomorrow al 2 p. m.
Deceased's age was %. The surviving
children are William of Barnard, Henry
and Alexander of Randolph. Lucius Of
| Rhode Island, John OF Whitnsysville,
! Conn. and Mrs. Mary NJ. Seymour OF
| Springfield, Mass.
About half past ten Saturday night a
t;s,bt vas noticed in the vacant house OF