Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26

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DIR. and Mrs. j. P. Clifford we're at Lake
Mitchell in Sharon Sunday.
John Shaw Of Barre visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Logan Hatch, last week.
A son was born Wednesday, the 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Heath at the stock
farm.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis spent Sunday in
Tunbridge with her sister, Mrs. John
/ Morrill,.
Mrs. Jonas Sanders OF Tunbridge was
/ the guest OF her sister in-law, Mrs. W. w.
Bean, over Sunday.
Mrs. A. {. Conner of Manchester arrived
/ Monday for a two weeks visit with her
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Parsons.
Miss Rose Cooper came home Friday
| from a two weeks stay in Woodstock as
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hamilton.
Mrs. 5. II. Barnes OF Barre spent Sun
day here, visiting her daughter, Miss
/ Edith, Barnes, and Mr.and Mrs,A. Ii Powers.
L. b. johnson was in Montpelier Friday
night to attend the first meeting and ban
quet of the Vermont association Of Nor
wieh University alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson Of
/ Barre were with Mr.. Hutehinson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson,
from Saturday to Tuesday.
j. Tyler Nudge of Lynn, Mass, visited
last week at Mrs. Mary Mann's and at
Henry Fits He brought with him two
horses, which be left in the care of Mr..
Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. Sumner have left
| their farm 10 Brookfield and moved 10
this village, where they are living with
Mrs. Summers sister, Mrs. George L.
Spear, on Randolph avenue.
Mrs A. W. Eastman, who had been vis-
iting for three weeks at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. B. Z. Kicker, returned to
] TOpsham FRIDAY. accompanied by her
young grandson, Nelson Kicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Buck, on their re-
turn from Bellows Falls, where they had
been attending the annual meeting Of the
grand lodge Of Vermont, l. o. Q. F., stop
ped at Lebanon, y. r., 10 see Mr.. Bucks
mother, Mrs. a. ID. Buck, who accom-
panied them home Friday.
The members OF the Woman's Relief
corps will meet in Edson's hall Friday and
Saturday Of this week to make wreaths for
Memorial day. Those who have flowers
TO contribute are asked TO take them 10
70 the hall Saturday morning, when the
ladies will be there to receive them.
At the last meeting for the season OF the
University club, held Monday evening
with {. +. Mouton as host, Z. w. Tewks-
bury announced has engagement 70 MISS
Amy b. Dodge OF Beverly, Mass, and re-
eeived the hearty congratulations OF his
confreres. The wedding is set for some
time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Philbriek and son OF
Cullison, Kansas, who had been visiting
Mr.. Philbrick's sisters, Mrs. w. +. Lara
son, Mrs Julia Walsh and Miss Abbie
Philbrick, for three weeks, left Monday,
Mrs. Philbrick and son going 70 Jatfrey'
y. H., for the summer, while Mr.. Phil
brick returned to Kansas.
I'M. O'Connor, who took the place OF
Charles Storms as day operator al the
station the first of the month, went TO
Sharon Monday to be station agent there,
succeeding John Fenton, who was trans
ferred to Randolph last week. The new
day operator at this point is George
Mooney, who comes from Vernon.
AsE.B Huse was loading egg cases at
the station last Thursday, the rafting OF
the cases startled the horse, which was
hitehed but managed TO break away,
dashed down Railroad street, turned the
corner at Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury's and
stopped in J. II. Moulton's yard on School
street with badly damaged wagon.
The White River Chair company OF
Hart ford witha capital stock OF s4O,OOO
has filed an application for charter al
the Office OF the secretary OF state in Mont
pelier, and among the subscribers are ~
Souto & Co. OF New York and r. A.
Thompson otBrattleboro, formerly con-
nected with the Souto mill in Randolph,
W. B. Nichols of Dinuba, CAL, son OF
Iudge VIM II. Nichols, has just sold one
bslf ~ his rapch-SO acres-located east OF
Dinuba, at the rate OF s125 per acre. It's
purchaser was Mr.. Cranz OF Los Angeles,
Who Maid $4,000 for the vineyard set out
TO oue-year-old vines, The entire ranch
OF 100 acres, before anything was done up
on il, cost Mr.. Nichols 5000.
ID. B. Fassett moved Friday from the
upper part Of the Newton house on zen
trial street, now owned by Ars. ~ ~ N N
Cushman. and stored his goods at u. l.
Overs. where he and his family are stay
inc until he can find a place TO purchase
The tenement vacated by Mr.. Fassett mas
heen rented by II. +. Sharpe, who recently
sold his property on Pleasant street 10
George Cakes.
The estate Of the late d. \. Cooiidge mas
reached its final settlement, ana the al
ministrator, Frank Rand OF Barnard nss
,,,-ned over to the residuary legatee, the
Christian Catholic church founded by Al
exander Dowie. the sum OF $3.50 ths
amount left after the various requests ana
costs had been taken out OF the estate,
The Coolidge house on Forest street had
IN be sold in order to settle the estate, ano
Mrs Coolidge is now building residence
nearly opposite her old home and u ~ tne
farther end OF the grove in sault Hollow
j. NJ. Holman is the architect ana Dull slei,
ond the house is to be a story and hah
cottage with nine rooms.