Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-21
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Mrs. James Chamberlain OF Bridgewater
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Harper.
Fred Goodrich and family have returned
from Clarendon, where they have been liv-
ing lately.
w. c. Woodward is in town on vsca-
tion from his studies at the Harvard
Medical college.
Charles White returned Monday from
AngeltOwn, Barnard, where he had been
working seven weeks.
Misses Jessie and Marjorie Chedel of
Pittsheld spent Sunday with their brother,
Robert Chedel, at n. W. McCollom's.
Mrs. L. L. Dickerman of East Gran
vile and her mother. Mrs. S. p. Tarbell,
were guests at A. J. Fosters Tuesday.
Mrs. Beaumelle Williams returned from
Boston Tuesday and the first Of next week
viii go TO Chicago and from there to South
Dakota.
William Cole, who has finished working
for r. L. Parsons and entered the employ
OF Marcott a. Hayes, is living in the How
/ ard block.
G. e. Soule, general superintendent OF
the Central Vermont railway, was here
yesterday, and Superintendent OF Traffic
Keefe came Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jackson of Waterbury,
Conn.,, has been the guest of her nephew,
| A. j. Huse, this week, coming Tuesday
a I'd leaving yesterday.
Charles ID. Stewart of Somerville, Mass,
who had been spending some time at j. e.
Harlow's, returned yesterday to his work
as railroad postal clerk.
Sidney Adshade OF this village and Miss
, Carrie johnson OF Pittstield were married
Saturday afternoon at the Congl parson-
age by Rev. q. +. Ladd.
| IL V. Morrill,, who has been working
/ for e. l.. Bass, has returned to New Bed
/ ford, and Royce Bass is attending to the
farm work for the present.
Mrs. John Morrill, and three children
OF Tunbridge, who have been with Mrs.
Morrills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien
| Dupuis, since Monday, leave today.
Mrs. n. J. Copeland, after a winters So
journ with her son, O. b. Copeland, and
family, left Friday for her home in Chel-
sea, where she will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corwin OF Lowell,
Mass, who had been staying for a short
time with Mr. Corwins relatives in Chel-
sea, were among the arrivals Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Godfrey has been at home
from her school i'm Hartford for two
weeks, caring for her mother, Mrs. +. n.
Godfrey, who is recovering from the grip.
Only i've towns in this congressional
trict convention as Randolph, which is due
to the large Republican vote cast here for
governor.
Lynn Young, who hsd been working
in barber shop in Concord, n. H., has
a place now in a barber shop at Littleton,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Young Joined
him this week.
James NJ. Kelly and his daughter, Mrs.
A. b. Nudge, who came last Thursday to
witness "pinaforen and visit the son and
brother, Dr. w. NJ. Kelly, went back TO
Lynn, Mass, Monday.
The house Of II. II. Howard on Weston
street. in which Charles Briggs has been
living, is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steele, with whom Mr.. Briggs
and his daughter are boarding.
Mrs. j. II. Williams is having an
addition built on the front OF her house
on Weston street to enlarge the parlor,
and a few changes made in the interior,
A new shed has also been added.
Ernest Whitney arrived saturday from
Gardner, Mass, and yesterday accom-
panied home his wife and son, who had
been visiting Mrs. Whitneys mother,
Mrs. Harriet Burnap. at w. f. Howards.
John Peavey has rented the lower part
Of the George Fits house, vacated by III.
T. Holman, and as soon as repairs have
been made will move from the chambers
which he has been occupying IN Eu-
gene Wardner's house on School street.
Abe Holt. sewing machine agent, has
rented the lower part OF Mrs. c. ;. Park
bursts house on Central street and VIII
move his family from Bristol the first 81
Nav. Mrs. parkhurst's tenant, Joseph
Ducleau, removes to his farm in Brookheld.
senator Redfield Proctor has sent fifteen
facsimile copies Of the records OF the YER
mont conventions of 1776 and 1177, which
he recently discovered among the Con-
gressional library records at Washington,
b. {. One copy is designed for the KIM
ball Public library.
Sixty-tive thousand trout fry were re-
ceiyed here from the government fish
hatchery at st. Johnsbury Tuesday, l5,0N
going to Mafeba lake, l5,0O0 TO the FL
dredge pond, 10000 to John b. Hutchin-
son to be placed in Ayers brook and To-
900 TO Luke Parish for the Adams and
Wellington brooks.
Eugene Morrill,, who has just recovered
from an attack of mock measles, Is housed
again with cold that has settled IN ms
neck. which he sprained in trying to save
himself from a fall on the stars at the
High school building. He slipped on
piece of apple peel and came near being
precipitated to the hall below
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh, who
in this vicinity, went back to sprinZneld
Tuesday. On account of his health, the
state OF which forbids indoor employ,
ment for the present, Mr.. Mcintosh VIII
not re-enter the machine shop in Spring
field, where he has been employed.
Charles f. Briggs, after . years OF con-
tinuous service, has finished work for the
Central Vermont railway, and his place IN
the freight depot has been taken by orman
Terry. the latter being succeeded on the
EXPRESS team by Ferda Z. Fish. MT.
Priggs has been a very efficient man at the
station. courteous and obliging, and vas
very popular with the townspeople.
DIR. II. II. Mcintyre, who had been away
on a five weeks trip TO Kansas, NeDraska
ana Ohio, reached Burlington last Thurs
day with Mrs. Mcintyre, who spent the
time of his absence with her brother IN
Washington. d. c. The doctor arrived
! Monday in Randolph, his wife remaining
In Burlington with her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Loudon, who viii accompany her
/ home.
Winter crowded back into the lap OF
snrinp Friday, when a cold wave swept
over mis- section and spread nine inches OF
snow on the bare ground. Sap began 70
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