Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-03

her sister, Mrs. L. A. Russlow. in this wi
lage and her mother, Mrs. p. 4. Grow, i
East Randolph.
The Maple Sugar market has receive
already an unusually large number OF or
ders for maple products, and yesterda
sent thousand pounds Of sugar cakes {
firm IN Chicago.
A. b. Cushman is repairing the basemen
OF his block occupied as a meat market b,
Huntington q Tredo, relaying the floor
building new refrigerator and enlarginl
the room at the rear.
DR.. +. o. Blanchard has ordered a four
seated automobile OF the Ram bier make
which will be here in March or April
when his friends and acquaintance vii
be on their prettiest behavior.
Rev. Samuel Knowles, the new pastor o
the Baptist church, came Monday from
Adams, Mass, and is the guest of Mrs. Il
z. Flint while awaiting the arrival OF his
family and the household goods.
DIR. p. II. Murphy and wife Of New y ork
arrived here Thursday and left Friday
morning for home. The doctor, who was
a captain in the civil war, was present at
the late q. A. X. meeting at Morrisville.
DR.. f. A. Eaton OF Maiden, Mass, was
here the first Of the week to settle up the
the Cushman farm, G. 7. Smith, who has
moved to the place he purchased on Dud-
ley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Huntington Of Bur-
liRgton were guests at j. W. Atwood IS
Tuesday night, and yesterday morning
went to Lebanon, n. H., for two weeks,
intending to stop here over Sunday on
their way home.
Charles c. Mead Of Dickinson, n. Oak.
arrived Monday from Chicago, where he
had been the past month"; and will stop
with his brother, j. F. Mead, for a week
or so, on his way to New York city, where
business calls him.
While trying to coast over a stone wall
on skis Sunday, George f. Ryder fell in
such way as to strike his right leg on the
hard crust. 1t is feared the shinbone is
damned or partially fractured. He is On
able to be on duty at the HERALD office.
The place on Central street owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Young has been pur-
chased by II. p Sanford for 5000, and
Frank W Wood who is employed by Mr.
Sanford, will occupy it. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young intend to remove to Concord, n.
II.
The circulation Of books in Randolph
and Randolph Center from the Kimball |
Public library was 1861 during February. |
an average Of 70 2-21 per day. Two hun |
dred thirty seven (14.2e6) were class books, |
4O7 t4.5a) juveniles, and 1017 (61.2es) iic- |
ton.
Mrs. Charles Heald OF New York, who
had been at Woodstock for a month with /
Mr.. Head, fitting up farm which they
have purchased there for a summer resi- +
dence, spent Tuesday night with relatives i
in Randolph and returned to New York /
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Joe Battise and little daughter
from Claremont, n. H., and Mrs. Louis 1
flllion OF Northtield were guests over
Sunday at their fathers, Charles Cou-
lumbes. Their brother, Charles Con-
lumbe, Jr., from Ripton also spent few
days at home here last week.
&. II. Whitcomb of Roxbury, Mass.
who was here some time last summer with Il
his sister, Mrs. n. w. McCollom. has had
the great misfortune lately to fall, break
ing his right leg and right arm and is now
IN the hospital Mr.. Whitcomb has had
four shocks, one not long ago, and his
right side is paralyzed.
Mrs. George w. Drew has decided to
open grocery store in part of the white
Front" in which she has her millinery es-
adjustment, and will be assisted in the
by Mr.. Drew. The goods are
already here, and the new grocery win be
-eady for business in the course OF few
lays. Mrs. Drew will also keep her milli-
merry store and is getting ready for the
spring and summer season.
At the grange meeting Saturday eyeniug.
John L. Hutchinson was reelected choir
master, and it was voted to pay the organ
st, when chosen, "a year. An Interest,"
ng program consisted of selections by the
Mandolin and Guitar club, vocal solos by
Miss Lettie Bailey and John l.. Hutchin-
on, humorous reading by Miss Iva
snow, and paper on Education in Yer
mont" by Miss Lula Allen.
The A. B. Cushman real estate agency
las sold for |. b. Gilbert OF Taftsville, adj
Of the estate of Miss l.. NJ Gill
,ert, her house on South Main street. oc-
upled by Adrian Hatch and &. +. Wvman. l
o W. +. Edison, who will soon take pos
esslon. Agent Cushman in about two !
ears has sold for and to w. F. Edison and I
ms clerks and Others associated with him
.yer $4,000 worth Of real estate. /
Frank +. Lamb, a former resident Of
randolph, was married at / O'Clock Sun.
lay afternoon in Berkeley Temple. Boston.
o Miss Florence NJ. Nichols OF Waterbury.
'onn., Rev. Mr.. Kelsey officiating. The
,ridal couple were attended by DR.. and j.
lrs. Tobin, the latter sister OF the BRIDE. !
IT. Lamb is now manager Of the claim de-
'artment Of the United States Casualty
ompany. covering New England, and has {
rs office at IS Ribby ST., Boston.
The basket ball team of the Young
ien,s club played the first team Of Co. r.. !
= National Guard, at the armory in ]
sorthteld Friday evening, and the game /
esulted in a score of 81 to 10 in favor Of {
Q. +. This was the first game the RAN !
olph boys had played and they had had l
q coaching or adequate preparation for I
Meeting their opponents SATURDAY. ex-an- :
ng, March u, the first and second teams ]
( Co. 4. viii play the first and second S
cams Of the club in Dubois q Gays hall, {
. return games, after which the evening Z
ill end in dancing.