Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-14

Sends him fishing for day.
So his women folks he lodges
As he seeks the faYorite pool
Feeling happy as be used 20
When he ran away from school.
But az night he's glad enough 70
Find a freckle- faced Young gent
Who can help him make a showing
For the wasted day he's spent.
L. p. Thayer was home from Mddlebury
over Sunday.
Rev. w. J. Cloues spent Sunday with his
family in Montpelier.
Judge Watson Of Montpelier was in
town Saturday TO see Chief Judge J. W.
Rowell.
Miss Carrie Sault is at work at the IL
brary, doing the typewriting for the card
catalogue.
George Hatch shipped Monday from
this station 81 hogs (6c.) and % calves
(3c. to Be-
Mrs. F. +. Blake and Miss Ruth Morse
of Barre were the guests of Mrs. Ellen
Young Saturday.
Harry Marcott came home Friday, hav-
ing spent week with his sister, Mrs. Don
Moore, in Sharon.
Miss May Bradish and Miss Mary
Strange, who had been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Eaton for few days, return
ed Saturday to Medford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Haskins OF Milford,
Mass, are with their daughter, Mrs.
Brown +. Smith, arriving Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Stevens of Montpelier was
in Randolph Friday to visit Miss May
Bradish and Mrs. Edna L. Chadwick.
win Bent, a youthful fisherman, WIS IN
a very complacent state OF mind after cap
turing a pound trout In the river Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall and family expect
10 come from Boston about the first OF
June to open their cottage near w. W.
Jones'.
Mrs. c. l.. Adams OF Howell, Mich, ar
rived Saturday night for two weeks
stay with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. l..
Cooper.
Miss Agnes Barttro Of Orange, y. j.,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
Dumas, last week from Wednesday until
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Nelson, who was with her
niece. Mrs. J. r. Hobart, through the
winter. went to Round Lake, \. Y, Mon
day for the summer.
Miss Ruth Wood Of St. Adams, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Thomas, went
SATURDAY, 10 Windsor 10 spend two weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. Wilcox.
Mrs. $. v. Holman came Saturday from
latter part OF the winter, and Is staying
for the present at the home OF her
brother, j. F. Lamson, on south Main
street.
The state convention OF Congl churches
4 10 be held with the College street
church in Burlington, June GILL; and key.
q. Il. Laid Is down on the program Tor
review of Rev. Thomas Sims paper on
"Good News
: Harris Holman has sold the place in
in which he lately bought out his sons
interests. the home place that he pnrehas-
ed many years ago OF the late Z. Nj. How
ard, and the Winthrop sargent lana 70
Charles Wood OF Burlington for s4oO0.
Mrs. Herbert Reed and her mother
in-law, Mrs. Deborah Reed, left town
Monday. the former going TO Claremont
and the latter 10 Charlestown, y. H. 10
visit for a few days before taking up their
residence IN Springfield, Mass, whither
Mr.. Reed preceded them Tuesday.
Mrs. susan Doucette, who was called
here bv the illness Of her son, Jewett liar
low vent TO her home in Claremont, y.
IN saturday. Mr.. Harlow, who came
here from Bellows Falls to spend SUNDAY
at o. II. Hood a few weeks ago. was LAX
en- very IN with pneumonia and Is still az
Mr.. Hood ;, wh here he has been carefully
"
The sitting room and chamber above at
Nontague place are being enlarged by a
double bay window at the front, and both
The residence and the farmhouse are being
nainted gray " it'll white trimmings. Col.
II i. Kim ball and family intend 10 come
10 Randolph for the summer about the
first OF June. IL Mrs. Kimball's health VIII
permit OF her leaving New YORK 81 that
time.
]. c. Enright, Esq, OF Windsor was
here Friday on business connected Win
the closing OF the Red Lion Inn, ne ana
~. Rev. Fr. Therein OF Underhill, Tor
n,erlv ~ Windsor. having mortgage on
some of the furnishings provided by the
management. The Inn Is stun CLOSED,
and the Newton House is serving the
travelling public to the utmost OF us
capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Amazon OF Pitts
eeId came Friday and remained over sun =
day with their daughter, Mrs. X. h. SLACK.
Monday, MIR. Amazon went 70 berthier
en- haut, in the province OF Queoeci 70
spend several weeks With ms age1 Iatnei :
Tho was one of the early Protestant MIS-
sionaries TO Canada. Mrs. Amazon will
stay in Randolph during part OF her
husbands absence.
The final dividend in the settlement OF
the Randolph Savings bank has been pald
With he exception OF $500, belonging to
out-of-town depositors who have p sss
slo,, in presenting their bank books. Inc
room In the Mcintyre block occupied bs
he hank will be given up tomorrow, ana
The receiver. Judge Markham, viii transact
The rest Of the business from his Office IN
Pomfret.
A small. informal musicale was given
rhnrsdav evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. l. 3.
iabnson Al their home on South Pleasant
street. Vocal solos were delightfully."- rem
dered BY Miss Grace Lamson ana hey.
Fraser Metzger. instrumental solos ps
that skillful pianist, Miss Mary Iaulso y
and very pleasing piano duets by Airs ~ r.
81. Brooks and Miss Annie walsh Soi