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

T. q. Oheere is ON ten days vacation
Ia his home in swanton. His place as
| clerk in the Colburn Clothing store Is tax
en- by Earl Bean of Northtield.
NJ. c. Rowell has shipped two carloads
OF empty barrels this week TO Middlebufy,
where they are more needed Tor apples
/ this year than in this vicinity.
Rev. q. o. Howe entertained yesterday
/ Miss Carrie NJ. Greene, on her way from
Waitsfield to her home IN Florida, also
/ Mrs. +. A. Boyce OF Waitsield.
Franklin Denison, who had been visit,
/ ing relatives in this vicinity, stopped
Tuesday With his cousin, J. y. BENSON
on the way to his home IN Chicago.
". E. Blodgett and wife, who had been
visiting here for two or three weeks, went
| Monday 10 Burlington and from there VIII
return TO their home in Saratoga, y. 4.
A. q. Holman, who had been spending
some time here, left last Thursday for
/ St. Adams, going thence with q party on
/ the odd Fellows excursion to baltimore,
Nd.
B. f. Kicker has sold the grey mare,
Ethel Wilkes, which has shown some
speed on the track, 70 Ned Bailey OF
/ Montpelier, lover OF horseflesh, Tor
| $3.50.
Mrs. Emma Clark, who had been spend
I
| Pearson, who had been there two weeks,
went Tuesday to their homes in Maine ana
! Connecticut.
Mrs. c. A. Churchill returned to her
home in Barre Friday after visiting at q,
! p. Hoods. Mrs. Ordway and little daugh-
ter, who had also been there, went satur-
day to Barre.
Miss Harriet wiswall, Miss Ruth
Faxon, Mrs. Herbert Wiswall, kiehsra
| WisWall and Arthur A. Dole lett today
for Boston after spending the summer al
Meadow view.
The w. &. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
:. s. Clark, Friday, at 3 o'clock. Delegates
will be chosen at this meeting for state
convention which will be at Woodstock,
October Il, 10.
Robert Middleton. night Waterman at
the Salisbury mill, has rented II. A. Harp
er's tenement on School street, and viii
move to It from Meizar Woodbury's house
on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cushman, while at
tending the Woodstock fair, were enter
famed bv Mrs. Frederick Billings. cous-
in OF Mrs. Cushman, at her splendid home
in that beautiful town.
NJ. B. Spooner was in Mortified Mon
day. and Tuesday returned to his home IN
Springfield, Mass, after spending some
time with his family at their summer home
here. Harold Spooner also returned Tues
day.
Yesterday from North Andover, Mass,
to spend a few days with Rev. and Mrs.
q. +. Iadd. Mr.. Panaretoff il Bulgar-
ian professor in Robert college, Con-
stantinople.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter, who had been assist
ing in the care of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
} r. A. Shattuck, was called home 10 Wind
J sor yesterday, her husband having sus-
tanned injuries by fall. Mrs. Shattuck is
slowly improving.
, Those going from here on the excursion
to New York were Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.
! Lille, Gus Woehler, 4. y. Jerd, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Howard and son, Roy, Mr.
ana Mrs Judson Fits, Mr.. and Mrs. b
G. Bass and +, T. Salisbury.
: Autos have been quite numerous for Q
day or two. most OF them coming from
: the state meet at White River Junction
: A large tourist machine stopped here last
: nigbf, containing W. II. Bingham Of
waItham. Mass, Ira Russell and Ii. G.
Baxter of Brunswick, Me.
The Sargent house on South Pleasant
street lately vacated by e. +. kilburn, ha'
X been rented by FIR. james Penders, who
VIII occupy the upper tenement. Clayton
McGee win have the lower tenement anc
: FIR Penders viii board with him. They
= tAHes'A 10 MOVE AAtAt WIN
Mrs. Ardelie Noble Ballard Of Burling
n ton was a guest Tuesday at Montagu,
!, Place. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l.. Hotch
kiss. whom many win pleasantly re-
: member as having spent several summer
n here some years ago, are expected today
from New York city to visit there.
q Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Emery will COM
4 shortly to Randolph to reside with theI
son, Geo. B. Emery, who is employed Il
la 4 4. Ia CHI nd n
= tenement above. Mr.. Emery IS Metho
d dist clergyman now located at Waterbury
Center, whose health has failed, compelling
9 his refinement.
J.R. Hall of Barre. the expert account
ant who has been examining the account
; Of The town treasurer OF BroOkfeld, ha
m finished his task and made his report 4
T. the seIeetmen and copy OF the report ha
been furnished c. II. Bigelow, the treas
: urer. The findings are as yet under tn
y bond of secrecy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lane of Mt. Vernon
y. are visiting Mrs. Lanes parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Moulton. Miss Mar
;. iorv, who has been spending several week
. here, will accompany them upon ther re
turn. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane and Marior
l., visited Mr.. Lanes father in Montpelie
At the first of the week.
II The directors Of the Dog River Vale
Fair association have not yet got IN
lie figures OF the fair receipts and expendi
re lures fully in shape to know the exac
At result but il Is believed that the total
will not vary much from last year. In
a gate admission amounted to Sl.sl0 an
re the grand stand receipts were slA2.75.
l. B.F. Kicker shipped from this statio
Monday Is hogs ia 10 SCI, II calves - {
d SCI and cattle. George Hatch sent
q number of mich COWS. Messrss hicka
4 and Atwood 81 Woodstock have divide
the stock business here in way, Nj