Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-23

hld Oh at auction the tthan l.. Alien farm
in that town, consisting Of 10 acres, large
ly woodland. He is to cut the timber and
win rent the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wood Of Milton,
who had been visiting their daughter
Mrs. +. A. Thomas, went yesterday to
Windsor TO see their daughter, Mrs. VIII
cox. A niece, Miss Ruth Wood OF st. Al
bans, is now with Mrs. Thomas.
Miss Elizabeth Moore OF Miilbank,
South Dakota, who has been keeping house
lately for her brother ia Manitoba, is again
in Randolph after an absence Of ten years.
She arrived Tuesday and is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Core
Yeau.
The eighty-fourth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship will be celebrated tomorrow
evening at Grange hall by the Odd Fell
lows, Rebekahs and their friends. A lit
erary and musical program will be fur
nished and refreshments of ice cream and
cake viii be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rogers OF Bethel
and Mrs. l.. b. Holt and daughter,
Mildred, of Montpelier spent Sunday in
Randolph as the guests OF Mrs. Lucretia
Pearsons. Mrs. Holt went back TO Mont
pelier yesterday, leaving her daughter to
prolong her stay toa week.
District schools in town will commence
teach on Fish Hill, Fred Drew in the Lam
son district, Miss Nettye Robbins in the
Adams district, Mark Hyde and Miss
Martha Gilbert in East Randolph, and
Miss Adobe Fowler Of East Bethel in North
Randolph.
Miss Grace Lamson, who has been sing
ing in the First Baptist church al Fitch
burg, Mass, and studying music in Bos-
ton, being for the last few months under
the instruction OF Madam Clara Smart,
has given up her position in Fitchburg
and is home for the summer, arriving
Tuesday evening.
Friday being Arbor day, Miss Eta
Cham berlain was here from Montpelier
and took her aunt, Mrs. Vaughan, 10
Alfred Eatonis to stay while her brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Cham
berlain, remained in Mont-elier through
the illness and death of the latter's moth
er, Mrs. Katherine Pratt.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre reached
home Monday after six weeks trip
which included Los Angeles, Santa Bar
bara, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Manitou,
FL Paso and part of Mexico. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Gates, who have also been
travelling through California and Colo
RADIO, arrived in Burlington saturday.
Capt j. f. Eldredge is confined to his
bed by serious attack oferysipelas, which
combined with troublesome sore in his
back OF long standing, and his chronic
affection, sugar diabetes. makes him a
very sick man. His grit is wonderful,
however, and today he seems quite i'm
proved. DIR. y. z. Clifford attends him.
Through the efforts of Miss Maud
Blanchard, Tabard Inn library, which is
proving all over the state a popular method
OF obtaining access to new books, is soon
TO be installed here with headquarters in
F. E. Bryan's drug store. Twenty-Five
members have been secured and sixty
books are to be placed at their disposal.
DR.. Henry b. Mcintyre, who is about
graduating from the Long Island Medical
college. has been appointed assistant on
the staff of the Long Island hospital in
Brooklyn. ranking second in a class OF
twenty who took the examination for this
position. He will begin his new duties
July /, and during the month Of June viii
be in Randolph.
Deputy United States Marshal Luke
Parish escorted Robert Redpath OF Barre to
Burlington Monday to appear before the
United states commissioner on the charge
Of violating the internal revenue laws.
The prisoner was admitted TO bail in the
sum OF 500, which was furnished by
Thomas Suter Of Barre, former proprietor
Of the Phoenix House.
The W. c. T. L. gave a very delightful
tea for the benefit OF the Flower Mission
department Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William Bass. There
were about thirty in attendance, and the
exercises consisted Of roll call, addresses
by Rev G. r. Iadd, Rev. Brown r. Smith
and Rev. Frazer Metzger, a short talk
by Mrs. Ladd and a reading by Mrs.
Smith.
Misses Annie and Mildred, daughters of
Willis Howard, are the happy possessors
- 4t.,.. If - L -
born Of New York. who is a cousin Of their
Mrs. Horace Howard. and a
connection Of the well-known Gould fam
lily Of New York. Mr.. Sanborn, who holds
a responsible position on the New York
World, spent part OF the vacation
period in Randolph last summer.
]. A. Fowler Of Ludlow, who was on a
two weeks business trip. passed several
DAYS here lately leaving for Milliamstown.
where his team has been kept this winter,
with the intention Of driving from that
place to Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler
are to spend the summer at the old home
stead in Royalton and viii drive from Lud-
low some time in May. Their daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mann. viii be at the homestead also dur
ing their vacations from the store in Lud-
low.
Louis A. Atwood has opened up for I
business in the store in the north end Of /
/ be smith block. the room being freshly /
papered and painted. fitted with COIN
tiers and shelves, and made to present q
very neat appearance. Most Of the re-
pairing Mr.. Atwood managed alone and
proved himself q carpenter and joiner
Of no mean ettsinments. His stock con-
sists OF tobacco. cigars. pipes and candy
with tea and coffee as side lines. and
sodss and summer drinks through the
warm season. Although not fairly started
yet. bis daily sales are already very