Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. w. F. Edison was with her parents
IN Lebanon, n. H., over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Brown, who had been living
IN the Brooks block, removed Saturday 70
\ Bethel
Mrs. Hattie Laid is teaching the spring
TEEN OF school in the Fish Hin district,
beginning the 18th.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Flora Flint Wednesday afternoon,
May 3, at o'clock.
Earl Mcintosh injured his left hand
last Thursday while at work with ehisel
at bench in Salisbury Brothers. furniture
factory.
Z. o. Dumas, who recently removed from
this place to Woodstock, is engaged in
earpentering in the employ Of Charles
Roberts.
Mrs. c. II. Grandy OF Shoreham, who
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Morse, at the Stock farm, went
away Monday.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers is to leave the Cas-
cadnac House in koyalton about the first
Of May to spend the summer with her
brother, Rev. Homer White.
Honors for the senior class were de-
clared at the High school Friday, Winfred
Bagley standing first, and Misses Maurine
fhayer and Grace Hayes second.
Hale l.. Flint and his daughter, Miss
Mary, arrived Friday from Chicago for
summers soiourn at the farm with Mr..
Flint's mother, Mrs. Mary Drury.
Mrs. Eunice Kent, who has been with
her nephew, T.. n. Rising, most Of the
time for the last few months, is now at
her home in Roxbury for the summer.
Miss Lucille Tewksbury, who had been
assisting her aunt, Mrs. John Tewksbury,
IN thrae trfHqLrg ia ha faffarfa
linery, returned Saturday TO Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Charlotte Laid, who had been stay
ing at II. b. Salisbury's since the depar-
ture of her brother, Rev. G.. +. Laid, from
town the latter part OF March, left Satur-
day for her home in Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood reached
home Monday, having been away since
last Thursday visiting their daughters,
Mrs. Edwin Amsden in Sharon ana Mrs.
Z. +. Lazelle in White River Junction.
j. b. Adams was in Barre Monday to
attend a special meeting OF the directors OF
the Orange County Telephone company,
and Mrs. Adams and little daughter spent
the day in Northfield with Mrs. Alice
Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Rumrill have moved
from the upper part OF Charles Mann's
house on Fales street to the Williams
house on Dudley street, which was made
vacant by the departure OF w. b. Avery
and family for West Campton, n. IL.
Perley Chamberlain, who came from
Barnard to work at the Randolph Inn
few months ago, has finished there and
began Wednesday OF last week to take
charge Of the engine at the Emerson mill.
Mrs. hamberlain, no had also been at
the Inn, is now working at DR.. q. w.
Scott's.
Seventy-five thousand trout fry from
the government hatchery in 81. Johnsbury /
arrived here Friday in lots OF 5000 each. |
One lot went 10 stock Mafeba lake, another /
was for the pond OF Capt. j. r. and j. b. /
Eidredge, and the third was taken by 4
+. II. ketchum for the Freeman pond In |
Brookiield, in which he is interested.
The directors of the White River Chair
OF Brattleboro, in which Il. Sou
TO and r. A. Thompson, formerly OF Ran
dolph, are the leading spirits, are 10 erect /
a tw0-story building, 2O0XB5 feet, this
summer 10 accommodate the business.
The structure will be just south of the /
room OF the Brattleboro Cabinet /
OF Mcssrs. Souto and Thompson,
and portion OF IL will cover the spur
track which now connects with the Cab
met company's shipping department.
Frank Rogers came from Brattleboro
ld-l uuEnAAl WIN Int VI his
mother, the late Mrs. Lucy Rogers, whose
death occurred in the winter. Interment
was made in one Of the cemeteries IN
Bethel, and the body was followed to the
grave by the son, Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. In
CALLS and Miss Jessie Pearson. Mr.. Rog
FRS remained until saturday with his
cousin, Mrs. Lucretia Pearson. For many
years he was a resident OF Randolph, being
Employed in the carriage shop of w. w.
Bean.
!. ID. Williams arrived Sunday morning
from Los Angeles, Cal, after an absence
Df seven months. He is enthusiastic about
hat section OF the country, which seems
10 have been specially designed for the
la bitation OF man. and states that only
Dne touch OF frost, and that a light one,
Vas experienced during the winter. W.
A. Gourley, who went 10 California with
aim, will remain for year at least, as he
: finding plenty OF work about Los
Angeles.
The ladies OF the Randolph Woman's
Literary club will hold a club luncheon
N the parlors Of the Congl church Satur
lay afternoon, April 30, from until 5
,'clock. A favorite recipe will serve AS a
Itrate, thus providing feast aft for the
iods.N A special invitation is extended
o the new members to be present and
lssist in passing a pleasant afternoon.
rhe ladies are requested to leave food for
he luncheon at the Congl vestry between
10 and IL O'Clock Saturday morning.
L. p. Thayer, " no will leave the Mid
ilebury Register the first OF May to d.
ride his time between the Essex Syndicate
" papers and the Morrisville Messenger,
pent Sunday in Randolph with his fam
IL. The business men OF Middlebury, on
Of the proposed change in the
management, paid Mr.. Thayer
he unusual compliment OF addressing
ound robin TO the proprietor OF the paper,
Joseph Battell, expressing their unwill-
ngness to have Mr.. Thayer depart from
and their desire to have him
continue, II possible, in charge of the
Register. Mr.. Battell shared the senti-
nents OF the round robin signers, but Mr..
rhayers plans would not admit OF altera-
ion.