Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
SHOES FOR men, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

DON'T forget the Elite Lady Minstrels at
Dubois e GAYS hall Saturday, June and
Monday, June 6. II Will be the event OF
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Holbrook of Bethel
visited Saturday Mrs. Roswell Holbrook,
who also entertained lately q. l.. Bugbee
of Barre, a guest, too, at A. f. Deans.
A school concertswin be held in Dubois
& GAYS hall Wednesday evening, June 1,
at s: is O'Clock, under the direction Of the
musical director, Miss Fannie Crandall.
James McGlafin Of East Warren was
at his sisters Mrs. j. b, Eldredge's,
Monday TO see his mother. who is re-
covering from an attack OF pneumonia.
Very many aceeptances for the r.. II. S.
alumni banquet to be held June are be-
ing received by the committee, and the
attendance promises to be unusually large.
Royce Bass went Monday to Taunton
Mass, to work for his uncle, John G..
Williams, in the stove lining factory.
His place on the farm is taken by Frank
Floyd.
Mrs. r. c. McGrath, matron OF Hast
ings' Hall in Fitchburg, Mass, went from
here to Vernon Tuesday after spending
two weeks in town as the guest of Miss
Grace Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fits went to Viii
Jamestown Saturday to see their new
granddaughter, the week-old child of MIR.
and Mrs. Eugene Marshall. They re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Ames, who is staying at Ia.
Leonard's for a few days, expects to go
SATURDAY to Vergennes to camp for a
while at the lake shore and then proceed
to Ogdensburg, y. Y.
Mrs W. c. Emerson and Mrs. John
Hubert started Tuesday on a carriage
trip to Peaeham and Littleton. n. H., vis-
ing at the latter place Mrs. Emerson's sis
ter, Mrs Powers, who spent part Of last
winter with her.
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin Of Essex Junction
was here Tuesday 10 look after her cot
tage in Peth, which she will open for
the summer about the middle OF June.
She was accompanied Tuesday by Miss
Laurie OF st. Adams.
Mrs. G. E. Cushman, who had been in
Maiden, Mass, all winter with her daugh-
ter and husband, DR.. and Mrs. Francis
T. ton. returned last week, accompanied
by Mrs. Eaton, and is at her home on Cen
tral street for the summer.
Mrs. L. Kilburn and her sister, Mrs. /
Riley Bowley of Newport, who has been |
visiting her, go today to spend week or |
two in Newport, y. H., and from there |
Mrs. Kilburn will proceed to her cottage /
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stay.
Frank Parker, who has just been grad
uated with honors from the Albany BUSH
ness college, was in Randolph last week
for a few days vacation, going Saturday
TO Claremont, n. H., where he has a post
ton with the Sullivan Machinery COM
pany.
f. Estabrook states that he Kimball
maus oleum we'll be completed this week.
He has been called to New York, where
be sold $4,000 receiving tomb last year,
10 figure on one 100 and another 70 crypt
sceiving tomb. He will return here in
/ few days
A. G. Osgood is away on a weeks trip to
Detroit and Flint, Mich, starting Monday
night in company with his brother, Charles
Osgood OF East Randolph, and the latter's
daughter, Mrs. 5. V. Morehouse of Los
Angeles, Cal, who is taking her father
home with her to live.
James w. Oney, who has gone into
with L. c. Drew in the black
smith shop, has moved his family here
from Rutland and is occupying the house
of Mrs. Roswell Holbrook on Central L
street. Before going TO Rutland, Mr..
Dney was for many years resident Of
Pittsfeld.
G. F. Blood, who has had an office in
Dubois q Gays block for the last three
months, representing the Federal Stock
and Grain Office, of Boston, has gone to
Barre to have charge OF the company's
office, a position left vacant by the death
)f the former manager. The office here
has been closed for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Dubois and son ar
rived Monday night from Evanston, ILL.,,
for their usual summer soiourn at the SAN
ford farm, to which they Will 60 as soon
as Mrs. Dubois sister, Mrs. John Abbott /
II Winchester, Mass, reaches here. Mr.. /
Dubois started away Tuesday on a bust
ness trip to New York and Boston and |
will be here again Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne NJ, wife Of George C.AIoon-
ey, the present day operator at the station,
died in Vernon Sunday, the 10Th inst, Of
acute nephritls at the age of 80 years.
"Both she and Mr.. Mooney" saws the /
Phoenix. shave taken an act
i've part in the social life of the neigh bor- /
hood and by their excellent musical abih-
ties contributed greatly to the enjoyment !
Of all.n Z
Henry F. Fletcher, aged 60 years, died
at the home of his brother. II. Y.
Fletcher, at Randolph Center, where he
had been living since last fall, when he
came from Boston on account OF the fall
ure Of his health. The funeral was held
at the house Monday, Rev. Homer White
and was attended by large
from e. ;. Grant Post, G.. A.
R.. and the W. r. c. The burial was in
southyiew cemetery. Besides H. v.
Fletcher, he left a brother, Charles, in
Attleboro. Mass.
Miss Grace Lamson is to take the part l
OF Josephine in the presentation Of Pima |
fore to be given by the Loyal club OF (
" hite River Junction, June : and S. and /
DR.. W. NJ. Kelly has been engaged by l
the club for the role of Ralph Rackstraw
and also for stage manager. Their work
in the opera when given here made the .
junction people anxious to secure them 4
for these two leading roles. AT this