Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-28

/ MI ana MIS-. LAhu Ivan. OF W hAf'EbAEAs
/ who are making Mr.. Eyans'usual business
| trip by automobile, rode into town Tues
/ day and spent the night at w. b. Wallis,
continuing their journey yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew are 10 spend
\ the summer in Bellows Falls, where Mr.
Drew will commence work in a barber
\ shop the first OF June, being joined by
/ Mrs. Drew later.
Mrs. ]. II. Wadleigh and her daughter,
| Miss Jennie, were in Barre yesterday 10
attend the funeral of relative, Mrs.
I Della Potter Wiley, wife Of Jesse q.
| Wiley OF that city.
Miss Bertha Nancy. who was taken I'm
last week with a slight attack Of pneumo-
mia, was able yesterday 70 SIT up little,
and viii. il Is hoped soon be out. Her
place in the school is being taken by Mrs.
f. +. Prichard.
May Stuart Of New York. the iive-vear-
old granddaughter Of Mrs. James Riley.
made the journey to Bethel Gilead alone
few DAYS ago and viii spend the summer
with her grandmother, being Joined by
her parents later.
Mrs. John Sabine Smith has just re-
turned to New York from delightful trip
10 the island Of Jamaica with her brother.
Henry sawyer, who went there in the
interests OF fruit-importing firm. with
which he is connected.
A party Of gipses drove into the Square
Tuesday to water their horses, rather
better looking animals than such tourists
usually have, and left Immediately, with
out trying 10 swap even the brindle pup
tied under one Of the wagons.
All season ticket holders in last years
lecture course and all others interested
in having a course another year are
invited TO meet at the HERALD Office TO
morrow evening at $50 TO consider the
matter and. II deemed best, TO organize.
DIR. and Mrs. J. d. Wheeler Of Boston
are now in White River Junction, and
Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. A. A. san
ford, has gone 70 California. on Raymond
q Whitcomb excursion, TO visit brother.
Mrs. Wheeler is expected here tomorrow
for the day.
Mrs. Fred Goodrich has shipped her
household goods to Clarendon, where her
husband, who has been released from the
house Of correction through the payment
OF his fine, Is working on farm. lie
has taken a tenement there and his
family expect to join him Saturday.
The contract for building the new 5000 /
schoolhouse at the Center has been award /
ed TO W. r. Wood Of Woodstock, who
viii begin work Monday, bringing two
carpenters from Woodstock and hiring
the rest OF his help in Randolph. Bids for
the building were made by three con- 1
tractors. Mr.. Wood securing the job.
A son was born Monday evening to DR.. |
and Mrs. Guy +. Loudon OF Burlington
and grandson Of DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Nc /
lntyre Of Randolph. The baby has been I
given the name OF Ralph Emerson Loudon,
As his birth happened on the Tooth ami
versary Of the birth OF Emerson Mrs. /
Mcintyre went TO Burlington Tuesday to
see her new grandson.
B. F. Ricker's total shipment along the I
line from Richmond Monday amounted 10
200 hogs, 80 calves, 20 sheep and 10 cattle. (
He shipped from this station so hogs sc. I
to 5ic.l. Is calves t3c. to sc. D. 20 sheep and
lambs Sc to 4el and cattle. Monday
was an unusually lively market day, and
the square, fairly crowded with teams, 4
presented quite busy appearance.
Camp Rsndolphites who have spent
weary days trolling at Highgate Springs
and have come ashore with only the old
story OF the big one that they hooked. but
couldn't land on account Of his size, will
be pleased TO learn that the old fellow has
been caught at last. r. A. Platt took HIM
In with a seine this spring. He was a
sturgeon and weighed 100 pounds.
Or. Henry 3. Mcintyre, who has lust
been graduated from the Long Island Hos
pttal college, ranking second in his class Z
g IN Randolph with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, for the rest Of Nav
and the month Of June. Tue young doc
tor has been licensed to practice in the
state of New York and the first Of july
viii take up his duties az the Long Island /
hospital In Brooklyn. y. ". 70 which he 4
has been appointed.
DR.. A. B. Gay tested from Wednesday.
the 10Th. TO Tuesday. the 26th 20 head 81
cattle for tuberculosis without finding
any trace Of the disease. In Braintree he
tested = head for George f. smith and
in n aIHH.a
bead for Jason Blake, head for
Croutchey Bros, : head for g.. B. Wilbur: +
in West BrOokheld, 5 head for Charles .
Powers. 9 head for c. d. Chatterton and
head for e. d. Annis.
y. A. Grants team took a little spin
down Main street this morning and the 4
horse, in eiuding efforts TO capture II.
turned down school street at the Chngl F
church. when the Rev Fraser Metzger
sprlnteo from the Christian parsonage on +
posiie. outstripped the runaway in speed.
climbsd over the back Of the wagon. stop-
ped The fuaming steed Ia his mad career
and hatless. coatless and bresthloss' drove
the team back up street
The springs supplying the reservoir Of T
the village water system are holding their
own during the long continued drouth.
and, with reasonable precaution sgainst
waste. Tiers wiA be plenty &C water for
The comfort az The community and its uro-
tectiCn ln case of fire. How efgT. the req
uistiou, which saws that hose Ter srrink-
ling grounds washing windows and car-
rlaEls shah nos s. used more than three
GAYS Is week nor longer than az hour
each day. needs t. BE- strictly enforced.
THE bard frosts 81 saturday and Sundav
nights exposed the early planters b. ths
seorn and derisicn oi those heiated farms
eHs who hsd previously heen casting
euFious Elancas 81 their rows ~ uert ltrie
carn and beans now living as Hai to iha