Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-08
Notice.
Randolph Continued.

Miss Kate Connolly was in Montpelier
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cushman took trip
to the Capital Tuesday.
Mrs. LYMAN Xix has been visiting in
Sharon for couple OF days.
The Randolph Womans Literary club
will meet Saturday afternoon, from to
5, with Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury.
Mrs. Don Moore and son, Roger, went
back to Sharon Tuesday after a stay Of
two weeks with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Q. j. Marcott.
Fred and Richard, sons OF Representa-
tive John Hutchinson Of Braintree, went
to Montpelier Tuesday to attend the
Pages session in the evening.
Mrs. John Hurlbert and children have
removed to Brattleboro, where MIR. Hurl-
bert has employment as a painter. They
took their departure Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Durrelle OF East Mont
pelier arrived Saturday and remained until
Monday with Mrs. V. A. Grant and the
family OF Henry Grant on Fish MILL
Rev. A. Carswell was in Montpelier
Monday as the guest OF Rev. A. n. Lewis,
and attended meeting Of the Ministers
Monday club held in the morning in that
city.
Miss Wanna Butler of Duxbury arrived
Wednesday OF last week and visited Mrs
Chester Hood and other friends in this
village until Monday, when she left for
Templeton, Mass.
DR. and Mrs. j. p. Clifford, after three
months absence in Vienna, spent by the
doctor in study at the Krankenhaus, the
largest hospital in Europe, reached home
Friday night. They sailed from Naples
November 10 and after twelve days voy
age landed in Boston last Thursday.
The Buck Printing company, that for
the last 10 years has had its stand in the
J. II. Lamson block on the corner of Mer-
chants Row and Pleasant street, has
rented the White Front in Dubois q Gays
block and will move to the new quarters
as soon as water connections can be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall have
moved from Williamstown and are to
live with Mrs. Marshall's mother, Mrs.
Henry w. Fits, on the Fits farm, which
they will carry on. Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Dana, who were on the farm for year,
are now making their home with Mrs.
Dana's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woodward, while Mrs. Dana is teaching
on Braintree hill.
Mr.. an Mrs. L. p. Vaille were agree
ably sur rised last evening by the ar
rival OF about 90 people at their home on
Howard street, bent on celebrating the
NTH wedding anniversary of the most aud
hostess. A handsome wicker chair was
presented as a souvenir of the occasion
with some smaller wooden articles APP
propriate for a wooden anniversary.
Refreshments were served, and a delight
tul evening spent Mr.. and Mrs. Naille
lately moved here from Worcester. Mass,
Mr.. Naille having formed a partnership
with +. +. Colburn in the clothing BUSH
ness.
The Herald force, eight in number,
visited Montpelier and the legislature
Friday at the Invitation OF Editor l.. b.
johnson, and had memorably pleasant
excursion. The morning was passed in
inspecting the statehouse ana its treas
ures and in watchdog proceedings in the
representative branch of the Assem- bly.
while the afternoon was devoted to points
Of interest in Montpelier and Barre.
The gift OF a box OF flowers from Repre-
sentative ID. II. Morse added a crowning
touch TO the enjoyment OF the party
Others from Randolph in Montpelier that
DAY were Hon. and Mrs. William II. Du-
hols, who visited Mrs. Dubois brother,
}. II. Moulton,and family; John Connolly;
Mrs. +. G. Terry and her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gibbs of White
River Junction.
Divide Chapdeiaine. a Is year-oId French
boy, IS held by the Massachusetts, author
ltles on suspicion Of having murdered
Mrs. Emma Brigham, former resident Of
randolph. whose mutiated body was
found under pile Of brush in Leicester.
Mass, Nov. 26. The swamp in which the
murder vas committed rs owned by the
BOY father, who told his son not 10 al
low anyone to take hemlock boughs from
the place Is they were wanted for banking
al home. The boy, who is not credited
with being In fuil possession OF bis fnrDl-
Ties, was cutting wood the day Of the
crime az the rear OF The house. froen " here
ne had good view Of the swamp. he 1
.aeory on the police is that the boy saw
Mrs. Brigham in the swamp estberin, 1
poughs, ordered her out ana. when she re- !
fused TO 60, became angry. seized a stick /
and struck her down, Then frightened |
~ the sight Of blood, they think he
dragged the bOcY over the wall and hid il 1
in pile Of brush