Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28

Miss Mary Pratt of Montpelier has been
with her sister, Mrs. o. 5. Chamberlain,
since her return Saturday from trip to
Boston.
Mrs Martha s. johnson, who makes
her home with her niece. Mrs. j. f..
Hobart. went to Willamstown yesterday
for few days visit.
The Randolph Woman's Literlry club
will be entertained Saturday afternoon By
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer at her b ONE on
Highland avenue.
Mrs. S. S. Clark, who has been staying
with her sister, Mrs. Linfeld, in Braintree
lately, is in Ludlow for few days on bus
mess, going Monday.
The Globe Wall paper company is NOV
ing from the Howard block to the room in
the Stewart block formerly occupied by
Or. F. G. Angel for an office.
John Williams, who bad been working
In wooden mill in Lebanon, n. H., came
home Friday, and Tuesday went to Cam
den, Me-, where lie has found employ
ment.
Mrs. James Chamberlin and son, Earl
Parker. who had been visiting Mrs. Cham
berlain's mother, Mrs. Henry Harper, left
Tuesday for their home at Bridgewater
Corners.
N. c. Sleeper and family, who have been
living at the Green Mountain Stock farm
for the last two years, have removed to
Montpelier, where they are to run board
ing house.
j. H. Moulton, who arrived last Thurs
day, remained in town until Tuesday,
when ne returned to Montpelier, where
the family have taken up their residence
for the present.
BIZ. Kicker shipped Monday $50 hogs,
nd here
hogs and 20 calves. The price paid for hogs
was from 4 to 4a cents pound, and for
calves from to cents pound.
A portable tabernacle is being set up on
the r. F. Emerson lot on Prospect street
and Seventh Day Adventists meetings will
be conducted in it by 4. Nj. Dana, of the
Vermont Tract and Missionary society.
A unusually fine tiock OF a hundred
sheep was sent to market Monday by
Clayton and Rupert Mann. They brought
their owners about 81 apiece, including the
fieeces, which were worth not far from =
each.
DIR. A. c. Bailey and his daughter, Miss
Lettie, were in Barre Tuesday to attend
the organ recital given in the Hedding NJ.
+. church by 5. b. Whitney, the famous
organist OF the Church OF the Advent,
Boston.
A. G. Holman Of ST. Adams was in town
briefly Monday, stopping here on his way
to Boston. where his firm, Present a. Co.,
has an office in which Mr.. Holman spends
the time between his trips as travelling
salesman.
Mrs. L. j. Sargent and her guest, Miss
Sarah Ravens Of Milford, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs Rodney Flint and Byron Wakefield
Of snowsville were in Roxbury Saturday
to attend the funeral OF their cousin, the
late Mrs. Fielder Wiley.
/. d. Litehfeld has rented the house
which r. n. Rising has Just finished
building on Weston street and will
occupy il with bis father and sister.
Miss Litchfield accompanied her brother
on his return from Springfield Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Drew went to
Warren yesterday to attend the wedding
OF Mr.. Drew's nephew, Walter Drew, and
Miss Naun Bragg Of Warren. Miss VIM
nifred Richmond is assisting in Mrs.
Drewls millinery store during the latters
absence.
Mrs Lois A. Rix, who had been i'm East
Bethel with her daughter, Mrs. VIII Gift
ford, for few weeks, came Tuesday TO the
home OF her son. Lyman ID. Xix. and ves-
terday went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington for treatment. She was
accompanied by DR.. l.. NJ Greene OF
Bethel.
Arthur L. Newton arrived Saturday
from New York and returned the next
morning, making the hurried trip to see
his mother. Mrs. Isaac Newton. who has
been seriously IN for four weeks with
heart trouble and indigestion. Mr.. New
ton could have only short leave OF alb
sence now from the automobile establish
ment in which he works as this is the sea-
son for selling the machines.
The nautical opera, III. NJ. 5. Pinafnre.
or the Lass That Loved a Sailor" which
was given here with SO much success by
local talent April Il and Is, will be repeat
ed Friday evening, MAY 8, in response TO a
general demand for another presentation.
Those who attended the first two evenings
we're surprised and delighted with the
really finished production Of the opera
the work OF the cast and chorus being
thought worthy Of professionals. C. G.
Beedle OF keene, N. H.. will be the con-
ductor arain, and the same picked orches-
ira, which gave such excellent satisfaction
before. has been secured for this occasion.
Those who were unable to attend three
weeks ago should embrace this oDportu-
nifty to see one Of the best entertainments
given in Randolph in long time.
The fine Of Arthur Adshade. Who was
serving a sentence at the house OF correc-
tion for a second offence Of intoxication.
was paid by his relatives here and he was
released only 10 be arrested Immediately
on q charge Of attempted rape, Of a tech
nical nature. Constable John Boswell
brought Adshade from Rutland Thursday,
and after rcposing over night in the lock-
up he was brought before Justice VI. II.
Nichols for hearing. J. u. Denison repre-
scented the state and NJ. NJ. Wilson ap-
peared Tor the respondent After hearing
the testimony Of Geo. +. Hutchinson, Tho
claimed to have witnessed the offence, the
court held Adshade for the grand jury.
fixing bail at 500 in defsult Of which he
was committed 10 jail at Chelsea, Officer
Boswell accompanying him over Friday