Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-08
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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tagGe Place, close to the house.
Carroll Pratt of Brooklyn, n. Y, vis-
TIED has mother, Mrs. Lucina Pratt, a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prentiss OF Lynn.
Mass, were the guests Saturday OF their
cousin, Mrs. o. ;. Chamberlain.
W. P. Fisk, Mrs. Mary TAYLOR and her
son OF Salem, Mass. are spending week
with their cousin, John Il. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury and Mrs.
+. +. Upham have gone to York Beach,
Me-, Tor the season, leaving Friday.
William Holmes has issued invitations
for his sith birthday anniversary tomor-
row evening st ms residence on South
street.
Mrs. S. ID. Cushman went back to Barre
Saturday after having been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. III. ID. Banister, for three
weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Chamberlain OF Mont
clair, y. j., the guest for a few weeks of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury, went
away Friday.
The next regular meeting OF the
Woman's Literary club will be held Sat
urday afternoon, June 10, at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers have been
BiXby OF Chelsea. who came Wednesday OF
last week and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury and daughter.
Miss Mary, returned last Thursday from
a months stay with Mrs. Tewksburys
mother, Mrs. A. M. Carr, in Goffstown,
NH.
Rev. q. o. Howe preached last Sunday
in both the First and Second Congil
churches OF Brooktield and read the resig-
nation Of the pastor, the Rev. r. H. Aber-
cromb bic.
Miss Harriet Chase, one of the winter
sojourners in Southern Pines, n. C., IS
now with her sister, Mrs. Charles White,
coming Saturday from Washington, ID. c.,
where she stopped day en- route
f. G. Webster, Esq, of burlington came
last Thursday and stayed until Monday
with his parents, Mr.. and Ms. Alfred
Webster, who had also as a guest over
Sunday Miss Edith Taleott of Burlington.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, tho has been
In Woodsville, n. H.. all winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Sargent, and fam
lily. IS again IN RANDOLPH, coming Friday
to open her residence on South Pleasant
street.
The Cooperative creamery made II 900
pounds OF butter last week. the greatest
amount made in any one week since the
creamery started eight years ago except
once last year, when the total for an equal
period was little larger.
Mrs. Henry Fits Is in Hudson, Mass,
with her brother, Edward Lamson. She
left Saturday, going to Boston with her
brother-in- law, George Fits, for a short
visit with the latter's daughter, Miss Ada,
who sails the E3d Of this month for Eng
land to spend the summer abroad.
The circulation Of books fTam the Kim
ball Public library an this village and the
Center reached total OF 14lS during the
month of MAY. The daily average was
81 ls-2s. and the whole number WIS di-
visied az follows :-Clsss books.2 63 (is.595l,
Juveniles. 277 l9.5N J, fiction, RS (d.2El :.
Miss George Mann, accompanied by her
cs,asin, a.. W. Boyce Of Mexico. arrived
SATURDAY, .olrht from Boston and stayed
over Sunday vfc.h her mother, Mrs. Ida
Mann. Hiss Mann, who has been iDr some
months employed in the. ftresher silk
store in Boston. is in very much better
health tkRn when she went away from
here.
President Roosevelt was in Brooklyn,
n A.. Tuesday, May 30, at Sire unwilling
u toe statne OF Gen. Henry w. Slocum.
The Union League club of this city gave
aim reception and a breakfast, and a
member % the committee on the reception
md OF the breakfs party waG Lloyd A. i
limball, brother of thu late Col. r. J. \
kimball.
Says the Bennington Banner :-"Per- |,
0ns an attendance on the supreme court |,
I Montpelier duriag the term !ust passed \
II reulark on ho1y well Chia Justice |,
howell is locking. Judge Roweil was for I,
long time half invalid but b. is now
ooking stronger and betaer than before I
n yeass. in lego lore and standing
Judge Rowek stands at the head of the K
iermC1t bar and has few equals in New
England. He Is to preside at this months
ERIN q court at Manchester.
Mrs. Walter Morse of whittisr, Cal,
laughter Of the late Col. j. Il. MesE. who
ame East for the wedding Fl her sister,
annie, at Brooklyn, y. Y, April ~, has
,een in Randolph since that event, re-
Iswi ng her acquaintance wibt the friends
nd scenes of heC earlier years. Saturday
he went to Northampton, Mass, to visit
be bride. Nrs. Annie Mead Hammond,
nd tomorrow will leave fer Detroit,
Itch. where she evil stop untf Tuesday,
her Journey then TO Whittier.
Forty-twe tickets were sold at this alta /
ION Monday for the excursion 30 Missis- {
uoi park. Among those who went were
fr. and Mrs. Joan MGnney, John d. Z
isk and his daughter, Nellie, sld thor :
Dusins wv. p. Fisk and Mrs. Mery Tay- I
Y OF Salem, Mass }. Mrs. Lena Ellison. /
Ire. Harriet Lamb, Airs. 4. M. Eowles /
nd her guests Mrs. Holmes and Miss
ngiel, c. w. Proper. George Clark. Jesse @
lodgett, Misses Rens and Dora Caller >
eau. Pauline, Emma and Ida Raymore, p
ida Tatro and Mary Labounty. 4
Abraham Sulham, who went TO North {
ttleboro. Macs, in February 10 live with 4
is son. Solon, was found dead in bed b
'ednesday morning of last week. He d
ad been in feeble health ever since he lad 6
zen there from the effects of old age and e
bic, but had seemed no worse II
ian usual the night before. The body
as brought here Saturday night by the 9
m, Scion. and buried in Southyiew GEM b
cry beside the wife, who died several b
sars ago. Another son, Charles, survives U
u his wherea bouts are not known. On l.
s return TO North Attleboro Monday. h
Jon Sulham was accompanied by his al
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