Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

W. $. 5. Buck went Tuesday to Castleton
/ TO visit for two weeks.
Dr. II. H. Hayward was mere from Tun-
bridge the last Of the week.
! Thomas Sinclair, of West Lebanon, n. H.,
visited Ned G. Buck, Monday.
1 c. P. Cowles, OF Albany, Vt, spent Sun
day with Sherman r. Moulton.
Mrs. Mary Prescott OF X 3ene, n. H., IS
the guest OF Mrs. Ida Batchelder.
Mrs. f. r. Percival went Monday to
Bralntree to visit at Otis Rifords.
DIR. W. NJ, Kelly goes Saturday to his
home IN Lyn n, Mass, for week s visit.
Walter Fisk, fireman on the C. Y. Ry.,
was with his father. John Fisk, over Sum
Charles r. Hutchinson and wife came
Monoayfrom visit in the Northern part
Of the State.
H. W. Vail, F. b. Thomas and w. r.
Clark were at Highgate Springs last week,
duck shooting.
Leroy Rumriil went Monday to North
heid 10 enter upon another years work at
Norwich University.
Rev. G. L. Ladd was in Royalton Tues
day, attending the meeting of the Royalton
Ministers association.
Robert Abbott begins the classical, and
Scion Vail, the scientific, course at Dart
mouth college this week.
Misses Alice and Madeline Paine and
Mr.. RenslOw from Boston visited at Mrs.
L. A. Pearsons' last week.
George Whitney has moved from the
Brooks block to he Rising house on Pearl
street vacated by Henry Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Rawson Of Boston
returned home Tuesday after spending
three months at The Manchester.
A son was born sept. II to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Burt OF Washington, ID. c., grand
son Of John W. Burt OF this place.
The Emerson mill this week will ship
three carloads Of store hnishings, in quart
cred White oak, for the new Currier block,
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Spring returned to
Nashua, \. H., Tuesday, after q two weeks
stay at the home Of Mrs. Springs father,
j. ID. Denison,
The Randolph Fruit Co had no difficulty
in disposing OF its large carload Of 1858 BUSH
els Of Michigan peaches. Only six bushels
were left Monuay.
Eddie Greene finished work at the Emer-
son mill last week, and has returned 10 his
old job OF driving for DR.. Russlow, succeed
ing Mark spaulaing.
Lucius Webb, worthy patron of Beulah
Chapter, No. 10, Order Eastern Star, has
again been appointed district deputy grand
patron Of District No. 4.
Mrs. Ellen Clapp of North Grafton,
Mass, who had been visiting Mrs. Mary
Goldsbury, went Tuesday TO Barre to
spend a month with her son.
belated crop of field strawberries has
put in its appearance. Fred, son OF John
~ nHrNnf AaaNH
ana Mrs. +. II. Bruce produced several Well
loaded stems Tuesday.
Saturday evening the Grange will be
closed before the program ana outsiders
will be admitted at l5c each An Old
Fashioned Country store, will be present
ed, introducing about 25 characters.
Mrs. NJ. L. Chadwick and Miss Winifred
have returned from a three weeks visit in
Maynard, Mass, and vicinity. They were
accompanied by Fred Chadwick, who
joined them after spending the summer at
Saratoga.
Mrs. {. II. Ingalls, came Monday from
Northfield, where she had been caring for
Mr.. Ingalls, mother, who is not as well. |
She was accompanied by Miss Lola in
gals and H. j. Hall of Boston, who will !
visit here few days.
Henry W. Smalley and wife have ex-
changed their land on the south side of the !
highway at their old place for the build
ings and a small piece of land at the /
Charles Battles place, which later they /
have occupied since the fire that destroyed |
their home.
A patron Of Rural Mail Route No. y re-
quests the publication OF the following: |
. The people on Route No. 2are pleased TO
have Mr.. Montgomery begin his second /
year Of carrying the mail. He has been /
faithful in all his duties and gentlemanly /
and obliging to ALL
The Randolph Cooperative creamery /
for the year ending August 81, made 362, 1
500 pounds Of butter, netting at the cream
cry >s9.573 The average cost to make, /
the reserve, was two cents t
pound. Smallest number Of patrons dur
ing the year, 155; largest, lS5. The annual /
meeting for the election OF officers occurs 1
Monday, Sept, 2Sth, at 2 o'clock p. m. in /
EdgOn's hail.