Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-26


DIR. q. J. Rumril took a patient from
Royalton, Mrs. Alma Smith, to Burling-
ton yesterday for hospital treatment.
n. c. Greene was in Waterbury Satur-
day to see his mother, who is in poor
health, suffering from heart trouble.
II. P. Sanford has bought OF J. Q. Austin
OF Bethel the Ellis Curtis farm on Chris
tian Hin which joins the Sanford farm.
Mrs. n. M. Draper and daughter, Ruth,
| went TO New York yesterday TO visit the
millinery markets for the rest of the week.
Mrs. f. II. Tracy of Montpelier was the
guest of Mrs. n. &. Greene for two or
three days last week, returning home FRI
/ day.
/ Friday TO commence Der season as
trimmer in Bell Bros millinery depart
ment.
Miss Ellen Burnap of Bethlehem, n. H.,
/ is passing a two weeks vacation with her
mother at her grandiather's, Deacon w. r..
/ Towards.
Miss Stella Watson was in st. Adams
| Tuesday night TO witness a presentation
Of play from Winston Churchill's story
of "1he Crisis"
| Miss Edna McCord of the New Eng
land Telephone office at Barre, was the
guest OF Miss May Carter from Monday
until yesterday.
The john Taggart place in Bethel
| Gilead has been sold for 1890 TO Edward
| Wills OF Brooktield, son-in law of George
Mason OF this village.
| Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe arrived
last night from Manchester, N. H., where
MIR. Howe is supplying ST. Paul's Nj. +.
church during vacancy.
| b. f. Kicker shipped to the Boston mar
ket Monday 400 hogs and 100 calves from
stations all along the line from Richmond
to White River Junction.
/ +. III. Totman OF Tunbridge went from
/ here Monday to the hospital at Hanover,
n. H., for treatment, and was aceompa-
MED by DR.. j. p. Clifford.
| Roy Kellogg moved Tuesday from Mrs.
| Ellen Blanchards to f. II. Joslyn's and
the rooms at Mrs. Blanchard's have been
rented by Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Merchant.
Hon. V. l. Spear started Tuesday on a
trip to Lamoille county in search of new
sugar, and secured about 20 barrels of nice
syrup made in the vicinity of Cambridge.
Hiram A. Russell, who is employed by
the Salisbury Brothers, is TO move his
family from Bethel TO the upper part. OF
ID. A. Spooner's house on Weston street. I
Judge Rowell's condition is much i'm
proved. He is about the house, and eX-
poets to 20 outdoors soon. His trouble is
what is commonly called muscular rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Arthur Vaughan returned to
Thompson's Island, Boston, Tuesday, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. ID. Ii.
Morse, who will remain with her for a
week or ten days.
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency Of
Barre reports The sale OF Mrs. Hattie +.
Waite's house on Park street in that city
to G. r. Granger OF Randolph, who pur-
chased for an investment.
The Randolph High School Athletic
association realized about s15 from the
concert given by the Dartmouth college
quartette last evening. The entertain
ment was highly commended, and thirty
couples enjoyed the dance at its close.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Ford, who have been
living for the last four years at Cripple
Creek, Col, were here Monday to see Mrs.
Ford's mother, Mrs. Heman Powers, and
Tuesday went on 70 Brattleboro, where
they have fine farm on which they will
again take up their residence.
Geo. ;. Hutchinson left last night for
Beloit Wis. from which place he will
20 to Efhngham, ILL.,, Where be viii take
The graduating course in the Illinois
College OF Photography. Previous study
OF art in Michigan and Connecticut
advanced course.
in ]. o. o. +. hall FIR day evening, March
] p, which all Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and
friends are cordially invited to attend. All
the ladies are requested to carry, marked
with each ones name, a hens ducks or
goose egg, which may be white, brown,
black OF variegated, glass, china OF wooden.
The remains OF Mrs. Lillian BROWN
Edison were brought here yesterday from
Gardner, Mass, and taken to Braintree
for interment, Rev. Brown f. Smith
officiating at the burial service. Mrs 1
Edison was the daughter OF Chester Brown
OF Bethel and left a husband but no
children. The husband accompanied the
remains from Gardner and among the
relatives present was a cousin of the
deceased, Mrs. II. II. Spencer, Of Barre.
AsJ.V. Newton and his assistant, Lew
is Dumas. were carting garbage from the
fruit market Tuesday. the horse backed
OF the dump IN Lower Canada 50 far into
the river that the water lifted the wagon
body and carried iI down the stream
Newton and Dumas, making wild leaps
for the horses head. managed TO save
themselves and the animal from being
swept away by the swelling tide with the
boxes and barrels that went bobbinr
down the Branch.
J. W. Hale has sold his house at thu
corner Of Weston and Dudley streets to 4 I
A. wainwright, who is to build dwelling F.
tNl5 -AtlltlltG iAI A4N. AAaAt On AAe west -luE I
Of Dudley street. using the storehouss I
south Of c. " proper's for the main pari
and adding 90 il an ell, 16x30. and one
story high. Mr.. Hale has bought Of Mrs I
n. g.. Morton the building back Of the
house on Weston street occupied by :. n
Fisk and viii move il 10 Dudley street to 4
take the place Of the converted store
house.
The annual meeting Of the Rsndolph 4
Book club was held saturday afternoon 4