Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

DOTS the little daughter OF Z. q.
Osha, is having the measles.
Miss Inez LitchGeld has been visiting in
/ Barton and Barton Landing since Friday.
, Mrs. +. S. Tracy and Mrs. J. Harris Bass
were m Burlington Saturday for the day.
Miss Florence Osborne OF Montpelier
/ was the guest Of Miss Mary Moulton over
/ Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Spear and daughter
Of Brattleboro were at q. F. Herrick's
+ over Sunday.
E. NJ. Kimball Of Boston was with his
mother and sister at A. J. Richardson's
from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. {. E. Wyman is in Williamstown
/ for an Indefinite stay with her daughter,
I Mrs. o. H. Silver, and family.
1 Mrs. G. II. Brown Of White River juno
| ton was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G..
/ W. Drew, last Thursday night
/ Mrs. Mary Batiste and daughter Of
Ciaremont, y. H., were oyer-Sunday
visitors at Charles Coulumbe's.
Miss Stella Flint has resumed work in
Shepard Il Norwellls store In Boston after
a two months vacation at home.
7 Miss Nina Battles went to Enosburg
I Falls the 18th to begin her duties as ste
nographer for Hon. Olin Merrill.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Young have gone to
f Concord, y. H., TO SPEND a couple Of
/ months with their son, Elwin, and family.
+ The regular meeting Of the Kings
f Daughters and Sons viii be held with Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Smith in Braintree Thurs
day, the 18th.
/ Miss NJ. p. Moore, who had been board
ing two months al T.. o. Thayer's, went to
Lowell, Mass, last Thursday 70 winter
with cousin.
Mrs. w. ~ Roberts and son, Neal, Of
Morttown stopped here over one train
Saturday on their way TO Pittsheld 10
spend Sunday.
Miss Hattie Plumb, who expected to
find work in Providence. started for that
place the 10Th, stopping at Claremont,
y. H., en- route.
Miss Dora Coleman, Who bad been the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. w. II. Nichols
70 weeks, went back to Cambridge,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Viola Young Of ST. Adams, who
h IA been spending week with her aunt
.4rs. W. W. Bean, went as far as Roxbury
Monday on her way home.
+ Gilman Cham berlsin, having ended his
two weeks vacation, has returned to New
y ork. where he is connected with the
f American Lithographic company.
The Co-operatiye creamery paid p,
cents net a pound for 20,05O pounds OF
/ butter fat during September, made y 10.
hounds OF butter for which il received
4 s50i7, and paid patrons Si56i.
/ RIP. Morse OF Littleton, Mass, has
Il been passing several days in this vicinity,
I the guest OF Mrs. A. E. Kendrick and Mrs
/ George l.. Spear in Randolph, and OF ac-
+ quaiutances in Bethel and Brookheld.
The graded school closed last night FOL
the rest OF the week to enable Principal
j Ham and the other instructors TO attend
/ the state Teachers convention in session
al Montpelier today, tomorrow and satur'
Martin Andrews and his daughter and
[ husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ketchum,
of salem, Mass, stopped here over one
train Friday, on their way from barre, %
see Mr.. Ketchum's cousin, Mrs. D. r
I Lamson.
The supply Of jerked beef at the
UReseryationa being too low 10 last ovel
snndav. r. A. Griswold ana II. G. Gilbert
sailed forth Saturday and replenishec
the larder with q fat hedgehog shot u
: Chaseis woods beyond the O'Ionnel
Mace on the road 10 the Center.
JB. Eldredge has sold his tive-year-olC
nav mare. Maud. for 500 10 Mr.. Brown Of
N5nfDelier. who took the horse home
with him saturday. This Is the handsome
animal, weighing l0s5 pounds ana OF
Morgan sire, that took the nrst priHe 10
gentIemen's drivers az the Northheia ia't
Hon. and Mrs. W. B. Wall we're guest
at that brilliant Junction the fuil, ..
Webb wedding at Shelburne Farms Satnr-
day. when Frederick, only daughter
~ and Mrs. W. Seward Webb, becami
the wife Of Ralph Pulitzer, son OF JOSEPH
pnlitzer. publisher OF the New Norl
World.
Ernest Luce met with his third acct
de n in five weeks at Salisbury Brothers
factory the nth inst. and cut his righ
hand on the planer, losing the up or M
thumb and the end OF his iorenhgeI Oel1 l'
the first Joint. The two preceding ms
mans we're OF much less account ana IN
fiicted no permanent injury
II. Y. Fletcher almost rivals the daugh
tors ~ Hesperus in the cultivation
armies. Though he Is not raising COLDER
Unit his specimens Of the VOL hiNe
variety. weighing fifteen ounces apiece
and a. rosy and beautiful as the picture
ina nursery catalogue, ought 70 DC goo'
in exchange for silver coin at least.
The October number OF the Nermonte
contains an interesting illustrated Artlcr
IN the christening OF the battieshlp yer
mont in the course OF which appear IN
pictures Of the sponsor Of the ship, MIS-
Jennie Bell, the governors daughter an.
ber two maids OF honor, Miss Nary +
Morse of Randolph and Miss virginia Il
Perry of Mclndoes Falls.
DIGGING potatoes this season is not onl
a back breaking but heart breaking task
when, after all { he fertilHing, piowine
planting, hoeing and bug-hghtlhg Ul "
eD-in- and summer YOU open the hills an.
ind fewer tubers than you put IN ioE Sec
such has been the melancholy eXperlehe
81 D. II. Callahan, who planted nve bush
Els i'm his field and dug three bushels
Miss Gretchen Nichols OF Dinuoa, Cal
and her cousin, Miss Myrna McGuire 2
Honey Creek, Wis, who had peeh "" ~
Judge and Mrs. VIM. n. Nichols since th
first Of September, left saturday to spen
sunday in Marshdeld with Miss NleR as
sister. Josephine, and to visit Mr.. ana Nj
David Rosworth in Bristol. From the lai
Ter place Miss McGuire will start for ne
home in Wisconsin, while Miss Memo
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