Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Royal White is in Barre for the day.
Miss Sarah Blanchard OF East Roxbury
is spending the week at A. j. Boyce's.
jefferson Flint has sold his place on
Thayer brook to Henry A. Harper for
900.
I Miss Young Of Boston came Friday to
spend few days with Mrs. Herbert Wis
wall.
Mrs. Irwin Heath and two children
went yesterday to Roxbury to spend two
/ weeks.
Willie Blanchard is spending the week
! at his uncle's, E. l. Clafiin's, at East
Braintree.
Miss Lila Hunt OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
came yesterday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Nettie Noble.
Lewis Steele and Ida NJ. Hart, both Of
Randolph, were married by Rev. Geo. +.
Ladd July 9Th.
Mrs. B. f. Merriam OF Bellows Falls
came yesterday TO spend several days
with G. Q. Howe.
Miss Edyth Rainey went today to East
Granville to spend several days with
Miss Mary Webb.
A party Of a dozen or more went to
Berlin pond yesterday in large teams and
enjoyed an outing.
MISS huhn AtEfllL OF NndEbn NhHit YES
terday TO visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis.
Mrs 5. y. Gould returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in Worcester,
Hardwiek and Barre.
The Misses Clinton from Ridgewood,
y. j., came Monday 20 spend the summer
at A. p. Manchester's.
The c. f. lawn party at the Christian
church Tuesday evening proved pleasant
occasion and netted $50.
The horse case Of Barrett vs.. Tyler and
Chadwick has been taken to the supreme
court on exceptions hy the defendants.
The band went on a serenading tour Of
"the hill' last evening. ana its good music
and new uniforms were duly appreciated.
The Randolph probate district paid into
the state treasury last year over 5000 rev
enues from the collateral inheritance tax.
Z. L. Merchant is IN New York city on
business, taking advantage Of his two
weeks vacation from +. A. Thomas store.
Mrs. Mary Z. Hussey, son and grand
son from Spencer, Mass, are spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs ,, \.
Gould.
The W. r. c. will hold a social and sup
per with Mrs. Orin ChRmberlin Tuesday
afternoon, July Il. Post and families are
invited.
Mrs. Della Tilson and Miss Mary, with
Miss Fannie Bass, went Tuesday TO Pitts
field TO visit Mrs. Tllsons sister, Mrs. {.
A. Brown.
Arthur Rumrill Of Boston is visiting
his brothers. Leslie and DIR. {. j. Rumrill.
Their father, r. j. Rumrill, Of Royalton
is also here.
Miss Carlotta wiswall is expected satur-
day from Swampscotf, Mass, 10 spend
. bo with her her Mrs Her ]
bert Wiswall.
All Rebekahs are requested to be at the 4
meeting Friday night as the delegates to
the bly will make a report and for /
other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Putnam went |
Yesterday TO Barnard 10 spend few dayf
with relatives. Mr.. Putnam will return
to his work in Springfield, Mass, Sunday 4
night.
week Wednesday for Buffalo, n. ", for
few days prior to going TO Pittsburg, Pa,
where he has secured good position with
the Ritter, Connolly Co.
Mrs. Alpha Messer and her daughter,
Miss Annie. attended the Christian Science
in Boston last week. Mrs.
Messer has returned, but Miss Annie re-
mains few days longer.
DIR. A. L. Cooper was in Bethel yester-
day to ofiiciate at the marriage of Rev.
Fred Daniels Of Hartland and Miss Lula
Chamberlin OF Bethel. He was assisted
by Rev J. Wesley Miller.
At the rife practice OF Co. F, at North
field last Thursday, members Of the Ran
iolph contingent made the best scores,
Clarence Booth getting p, and Fred
Jerd 10, out of possible 3.
Mrs. y. f. Clark OF ST. Adams and Mrs.
Charles Clark and daughter OF Fiskdale,
Mass, went 10 St. Albsns yesterday
litter visiting Miss Abbie Clark OF this
place and Mrs. d. L. Child OF Bethel. 4,
Misses Isa and Ethel Sargent came
from Claremont, n. n. Miss
sa went to Brookfield to visit her aunt.
Mrs. Irving Abbott, and Miss Ethel will
-isit there later after spending several [
lays here with Miss Bessie Bliss.
There has been hung in the KimDall
library building the past week an oil por- {
rait OF Col. X. J. Kimball, donor OF the
This portrait was painted be-
ore the library project got under way by
)laf NJ. Brauner, professor OF art in the
'ollege Of Architecture Of Cornell Univer-
ity, being executed Tor the C0ionel's son, {
" Eugene kimball. Last winter the /
ibrarv trustees requested a portrait Of n
'ol. kimball for theihbrary, and W. Eu- i
enc kimball very generously donated this 4
ne. 1t represents Col. klmball sitting in c
natural posture in an arm chair, showing 4
early the whole figure. II is very real :
nd makes an appropriate adornment for
be library. The figure is nearly life-size.
he portrait is encased in a rich gilt frame
nd rests on the mantel over the fireplace
lcing the entrance.
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