Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. q. o. Howe has been in Rochester
for the last few days.
Mrs. Jennie Crown is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs b. r. Kicker.
Miss Nellie Stewart is recovering from a
severe attack Of the grip.
John Connolly is away on a trip 10
Potsdam, y. y, with Martin Mcdonald
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler were in
j Bradford and Lyndonyille from Saturday
T to Tuesday.
i Mrs. A. c. Bailey has been suffering
severity from neuralgia, but il now on the
gam and able TO be up.
Mrs. Myrs Abbott Of Alstead, n. H., was
with her cousins, the Misses Matthews,
from Saturday 10 Tuesday.
c. f. Moves went TO Boston Sunday
morning and was Joined Monday BY Mrs.
Moves, who had been visiting IN Franklin.
Mrs. Alpha Stanley Of Marlboro, Mass,
visited her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
WoodcOck, last week, coming Tuesday
ana remaining over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy p. Lamson and baby
OF New York came from Burlington Mon
day and are with Mr.. Lamson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Lamson.
Mrs. 4. j. Kimball and daughters,
Misses Clara and Annie, leave Montague
Place today after a summers s0iourn here
and return 70 Brooklyn, n. \.
f. II. Joslyn's horse, Ginger, won three |
straight heats In a 2:15 race in Providence, |
r. T., Tuesday over ten horses in the field. |
The race was for second place only.
Miss Maud Bracket Of Pittsfeld, Me-, |
who had been for some weeks the guest /
of DR.. and Mrs. Francis Eaton, left for
Burlington this morning, accompanied 4
by Mrs. Eaton, and from there will go 10
Boston.
Glenn Bailey, who has long been a skill
fui performer on the cornet, goes to Mont
pelier every week TO take lessons OF Carl
Forsell, leading cornetist OF Wilders
and the Military band, who has
4 high opinion OF the musical possibilities
Of his pupil
A. l.. Newton was the winner in a 220-
yard obstacle race in New York Satur-
day. One Of the obstacles was q row OF
barrels hung up, through which the
runners had TO project themselves, a circus
performance that made the course a
iiificult one.
Andrew Ducharme, who came to Peth {
rom Connecticut two months ago and
vas taken sick soon after his arrival, left .
Tuesday with his wife and baby for
Northtield, where they Will stay with
IRIS. Ducharme's mother until he is able
o work again.
b. +. Kicker shipped from this station y
tOnday s. hogs, 20 calves, rs sheep and
imbs and S new mich cows. For the \
ogs he paid from z 10 81 cents a pound.
or the calves from to cents, and for ,
be sheep and lambs 2 TO 4 cents. The
ows varied in price from s35 to as apiece.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hobart, who had
cen living in the house OF their son-in-
al nar I
loved yesterday to the tenement vacated
Y Mrs. w. II. Kenney in the A. NJ. Hub Il
ard house on Central street. Mr.. and b
RS. Tracy. who are to live in st. Adams
Ipect to leave very shortly. d
sunday, October g. was the first amir Ii
srsary Of the death OF Col. r. j. KimbalL,
nd in remembrance Of that sad event i
overs were placed in the Kimball Public q,
orary by the family and friends Of the de-
ased. Bouquets OF carnations, roses and
lies OF the valley are there with ported "
rms and plants OF lasting beauty to the ~
oms.
The Sanford farm was deserted Tuesday "
Z its summer occupants, Mr.. and Mrs h'
Z. Sanford returning to their house on
indolph avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. John ABB vi
Ut and children going home 20 Winches- Cl
r, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Du-
us and baby coming to stay at Hon. NJ
m. II. Dubois until their departure n.
night for Evanston, m.
The Kimball Public library has recently j.
d most valuable accession Of 100 books y.
ven BY Mrs. W. II. Rennelson of Brook
a, y. Y. They are, for the most part. A.
oks upon theology and philosophy from AZ
e library OF the late Rev. w. II. Kennel "a
n. Among them are sermons OF Beech
Liddon and Newman! commenfaries az in
mieson, LANCE and Alexander; and the
llosophlcal works OF Sir William Ham OF
on, This presentation is most welcome wi
q timely and gratefully received; for
oks OF this type are not only valuable as r.,
FafY possessions but are sure to find ~,