Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-16
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Miss Ethel Robinson Of ChasseIl, Mich, f
is the guest Of her uncle, B. T. Lomb bard.
The Wet L. will meet at 3 O'Clock
Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Bass.
Fred Howard made a record the other
day by picking 81 fourleai clovers in ten
minutes.
J. A. Fowler of Ludlow and Lucius
Fowler OF Underhill we're in the village
briefly Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury left this
morning for York Beach, Me-, where they
Will remain for several weeks.
Mrs Frank Campbell received word
Monday OF the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Wells, in Springfield, Mass.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler arrived
last night from New York and have
opened Mari-Castle for the summer.
Miss Abbie Avery, who is an attendant
at the Waterbury asylum, visited her
mother, Mrs. c. c. Hayward, yesterday.
Miss Emma Moses, who has been teach
ing in Rochester the past year, is at home
for the summer vacation. She returned
yesterday.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill of Concord, ~ H., is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Dickerman, for few weeks, arriving Tues
day night.
ME-. ana MIS- A. D. lew kHuuI1 nhNE
been entertaining this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ireland Of Dunbarton, \. H., who
60 away today.
The G. A. R. and w. r. c. are to have
social and picnic at AIRS. Martin sargent's
in Braintree Tuesday OF next week.
Mrs. Cora Robbins has a place for the
season at White Mountain hotel in Beth
lehem, \. H., and will leave here the first
OF July.
r. r. Salisbury and family went to
Greens boro today for their summers So
journ az Caspian lake and viii be followed
tomorrow by II. B. Salisbury and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thatcher Of Goulds-
vile, who have been the guests OF Mrs.
Thatcher's sister, Mrs. $. 5. Whitcomb,
for several days, expect to return home to-
morrow.
Having commenced Sunday with the
moving OF the depot grounds, the rails
road company, doubtless, thinking that
such an iniraction of the fourth command
ment could do no harm TO soulless cor
poration.
The Old-Timers, having got their second
wind, will meet the Salisbury team at Me- {
Calls park Saturday afternoon in a game
of ball that promises to be something
worth seeing. The game will be called at
o'clock.
Frank G. Stevens and Miss Elsie Davis /
were married yesterday in West Derry, N. /
H.. where the groom is employed in
bakery. He is a son Of Mrs. Charles
Stevens, formerly of Randolph, who, with /
her daughter, Alice, is also in West Derry.
An automobile from Barre was in the
village yesterday, bringing Arthur Mar
tin, Frank Perry, Mr.. Thwing and another
gentleman. They were provided with fish
poles and had been in Roxbury, where Mr..
Martin. who is lumber merchant, had
business.
Miss Laura Clark returned Saturday
from New York, where she has just finished
a two years special course in Columbia /.
university. She is now on Braintree Hill
with her mother, Mrs. 5. ;. Clark, and
both intend to 90 before long to RoNbury
to pass the summer.
Z. L. Sault, who is a manufacturer of
quarry tools in South Boston, Mass, made
a business trip to Northtield last week and
secured big order from the E. b. Ellis
company. Friday and Saturday he spent
in this village with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. I. Sault.
]. w. Burt and his daughter, Miss
Anita. who had been at the Sparhawk sani-
tarium in Burlington since last fall, ar
rived in town yesterday and are al The
Manchester for two weeks while waiting
for Mr.. Burts son and family from Wash
ington, ID. G., 70 join them at the Burt
farm.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer, with her daughter,
will go to the cottage at Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs, saturday.. and IN a
week Mrs. Thayer and Miss Maurine will
start for st. Louis to visit the exposition.
Harrison Thayer started from here Tues
day and made the trip to Highgate by BIZ
cycle.
Mrs. Herbert and Miss Harriet Wiswall
came Monday night from Roxbury, Mass,
to spend the summer, as usual, in Ran
dolph The former is guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Moulton at Stoneleigh, and the
latter at w. w. Jones', until the arrival Of
Mrs. Wiswalls daughter and SON. Miss
Cariotta ana Mr.. Richard, when the Wis
wall cottage will be opened.
Well defined prints Of woman's shoe
were found in the garden OF Rev. Samuel
Knowles OF this town last Sunday morn
ing, and Is heads OF lettuce were stolen.
A trail OF lettuce leaves was found and the
direction in which the party went strongly
indicated. Mr.. Knowles offers - reward
for evidence that Will convict the thief.
Mr.. Knowles win gladly give lettuce TO
anyone who can neither raise ii nor buy
II but he rightly objects to having his
garden damaged by thieves.
George NJ. Oakes, who bought out II. +.
sharpe, has remodeled ana repaired the
interior OF the house and today opens his
bakery to the public. He has enlarged the
salesroom by removing the PARTITION be-
tween Ii and the hall in the center, and
has papered and painted the rooms IN
very attractive manner. new tile oven
mas been installed in the basement, while
upstairs is an ice cream refrigerator with
four deep cans. There are tables in the
front and back rooms for the serving OF
lunches and ice cream, and glass show
cases display an appetizing array Of food.
Frank Campbell, Pat Avery and Fred
Goodrich were arrested last night ON in
formation by the states attorney for
breach Of the peace IN drunken row
which occurred al Campbell's house sun
day evening. They were lodged in the
Lookup last night and at 8 o'clock this
morning were taken TO Chelsea by Sherins
W. b. Wouhley Of Washington and Luke
Parish of this place, TO be tried at Orange
county court. J. II. Dubois was also ar
rested las. night by Chief Of Police +. ;.
Abbott for breach Of the peace and viii
have his hearing in justice court here to-
morrow morning.
The Kennedy Medicine company closed
weeks stand al DnBois 4 Gays hall
Monday night with a baby contest TN
which a prize was awarded TO Frank, the
nipe-nont hs-Old son Of G. +. Stockwell,