Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-21

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Miss May Carter is in Morrisville for
three weeks, leaving Friday.
Frederick Leeds, who had been in New
day.
Mrs. Luke Tarbell Of Mortified was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman
Friday and Saturday.
f. q. Webster, Esq, of Burlington came
Friday and renamed over Sunday with
his father, Alfred Webster.
Mrs. e. L. Pope, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. r. Whitelaw, went to
her home in Barre Saturday.
Misses Mary and Anne Dubois, with
their niece, Annie Bell, we're al DR.. Gilman
Frost's in Hanover, n. H., over Sunday.
I Mrs. II. G. Cole, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. j. Adams, for two
weeks, left for her home in Boston Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson of
Barre were with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson, over sun
day.
There viii be a special meeting Of the
W. 4. Il. L. Friday afternoon al three
o'clock with the president, Mrs. 5. 5.
Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hayv ard have
invited the Eastern Star 70 hold a sociable
az their home on Pleasant street Thursday
evening. the 18th.
Misses Mary Wedgwood and Bernice
McCollom were in White River Junction
Friday 10 attend the closing concert Of the
musical festival that evening.
Mrs. John Pratt. who had been staying
with her daughter Mrs. j. ID. Delaney.
went back 70 Burlington Saturday, accom-
panied by her son, George, and family.
n. c. Greene was ia Waterbury satur-
day to bring home his mother, Mrs. Mary
j. Blood, who has been az the asylum two
years for treatment and is now very much
better.
Col. Charles s. Forbes OF st. Adams. |
editor OF the Vermonter, was the guest
Friday OF Col. r. j. Kimball, who went
back to New York Saturday after a brief
stay here.
Col. A. b. Chandler, after two weeks
stay in Randolph, went back 10 New York 1
Monday, expecting 10 return about the I
middle OF June with his family to open |
MariCastle.
The Cooperative creamery paid 26lc. /
net for butter fat during April, made |
81 $50 pounds Of butter and paid patrons
e 1857. The Brigham creamery paid 2sc 4
a pound for butter fat.
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a three weeks stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Thompson, in Montpelier. Mr..
Foster, who had also been in Montpelier,
came home a few days sooner.
The summer timetable has gone into
effect on the Central Vermont railway, but
the only change is in the time Of the early
express trains, which meet here
AZ O'Clock now, instead Of the one from
he north being due at l;48 and the one
from the south at 2:i0.
Calvin Brewster has a very promising
two-year- old colt which be is just break
ing and in which be takes just pride. II
IS a very handsome animal, with we'll
shaped head and neck, full name and tail,
nice gaited-a trotter-and good action.
It's color is bay, with black points, strong
" resembling its sire, Young Alexander,
owned by Z. s. Putnam OF Barnard. The
lam was a Morgan mare. Mr.. Brewster
intends to make his colt famous sire,
inder the name of Bethel Boy.
Principal f. +. Prichard went TO Han /
,ver, n. H., last Thursday to attend con-
erence, lasting until Saturday, OF the {
eachers in the Vermont. New Hampshire, ,
and Connecticut prepare !
ory schools. This was the third annual |
conference held under the auspices OF /
Dartmouth college, which appointed Mr.. Z
'richard presiding officer at this session. \
he subject under consideration being /
English in the preparatory schools. Miss \
Nary Dubois, one OF the assistants in the
High school, also attended the
conference. s
AT the afternoon session of the opening
Il supreme court in Montpelier last week, =
N. II. Bliss OF Middlebury presented 10
he court a testimonial to Chief Judge
lowell. representing the entire bar pres
mt. testifying TO their appreciation OF the
Kindly regards OF the chief Judge ex- Z
PRESSED in his letter read to them that
morning. deeply regretting that he was
prevented by illness from taking his place /
m the bench al this term % court. eN-
ending TO him their respect and esteem !
nd assuring him OF their prayers for his
needy recovery. Acting Chief Judge !
'yler expressed the pleasure Of the bench I,
I such a testimonial. and copy was duly 4
orwarded to Judge Rowell.