Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Pratt and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. William v.
Hester and one child are occupying the
| Homestead at the Green Mountain Stock
| farm for a month, coming from Glen Cove
Yesterday. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Hester
are sisters of Mrs. VIM. Eugene Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. sault left Saturday
| for Derby, Conn.,, to visit Mr.. Sault $
| brother. Frank, before the opening OF the
national G.. A. r. encampment in Boston,
which they will attend. Before returning
home, they viii spend a little time in
| Lynn with three Of their sons, Ernest,
/ Harry and VIII.
Robert Church, who entered the employ
OF the Rochester Stamping company at
Rochester, \. Y, not quite three years
/ ago as bookkeeper and was afterwards
made head inspector Of all the finishing
work, has now been promoted to assistant
superintendent and assumed his new du-
ties last Thursday.
Just a little talk is being heard now
about town representative. Names sug-
gested that have come to the HERALD's
ear are A. T.. Edison, NJ. ID. Church, j. B.
Adams, j. B. Wells, ID. II. Morse and II. A.
Allen. II is possible that some Of these
would not be candidates, and also that
Others may yet appear
Miss Carolyn Lamson, who had been in
bOslODs lAduhdn anu Lynn lDE ENNNldA
DAYS, returned to Randolph Tuesday and
is entertaining at Idleton cottage Mrs. A.
B. Nudge of Lynn, sister of DR.. w. NJ.
Kelly. Mrs. Benjamin Rein, who accom-
panied Miss Lamson to Boston, has gone
to her home in Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. 0. Blanchard started
Sunday afternoon on an automobile tour
through Montpelier, Williamstown,W Water
bury and Stowe, from which they returned
ka u ..mfa d
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard, went with them as
far as Montpelier, where she stopped to
visit relatives while they made the rest OF
the trip.
Rev. and Mrs. G. o. Howe started
Monday on a carriage trip 10 Elmore,
where they were to enjoy a few days
outing at Gilmore pond, at the cottage OF
tendent Of schools in the town OF Rock |
ingham. From Elmore, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Howe intended TO drive to Hardwick /
and then TO Berlin, reaching home satur
day. Miss Hanna Prince, who makes 1
her home with them, also left Monday /
for Hardwick to visit her sister, Mrs.
Spaulding, and accompany her father on
the q. A. X. excursion to Boston,
A daring robbery was committed be-
twee en- and 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
at the Italian fruit store on Merchants
Row while the proprietor, Il. Nardini, and
one of his men, Louis Cuneo, were at
breakfast. S. Duprato, the third man at
the store, was alone for the time being,
and was engaged in sweeping the sidewalk
In front OF the establishment, when some
unknown person entered the store by the
back door, which had been left open, and
rihed the money drawer OF its contents,
taking SIS in bills and S9S.25 in checks.
There is no clue as yet to the robber.
Mrs. r. c. Smith and son, Earl, accom-
panied Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. NJ. c. ,
Gates, Tuesday TO her home in Fitchburg,
Mass, where they will make an indefinite
stay. The Smiths are to store their house,
hold goods for the present, and the
Croker house on South Pleasant street,
which they have been occupying, has been
rented by Rev. Joseph Hamilton to NJ. V. I
Chadwick, who will move from the re- a
Gently purchased Roman Catholic parson-
age in the course of week or so. Mrs. Z
Gates, having interests IN Fitchburg, de- i
sires to be there, and needs her daughter i
with her.