Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
Randolph Continued.

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Fred.
Miss Carrie sault returned the 1Oti
from a visit to her brother, Leon, il
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Mabel Mather of Burlington wa
the guest Of Miss Jennie Godfrey from
, Thursday to Tuesday.
, l.. II. Rhodes Of Lincoln, who has beer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID
Rhodes, since Monday, expects to leave
tomorrow.
There will be business meeting OF thu
Kings Daughters at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, the Dist. with Mrs. Flora Film
AZ theRandolph Inn.
The first extra Of Miss Florence Ken
dsllis dancing school in Grange hal
THANKSGIVING evening viii take the form
OF ..white duck" party.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Nutting. who were
called here by the death of Mrs. Nutting {
mother. Mrs. j. V. Newton, went back to
Littleton, \. H., yesterday.
Henry Kohn OF Albany, n. Y, superin-
tendent Of the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance company, was in town the 18th to
see the local agent Of the company, j. Nj.
Atwood.
Mrs. George Sparhawk and her two
sons. who had been with their relatives in
]
for their home in Beaver, Penn, going
first TO Burlington.
The Cooperative creamery paid "a cents
net pound for 22,500 pounds Of butter fat
during October, made 25,9O0 pounds OF
butter, for which was received So,9lS, and
paid patrons $500.
Roy Huse has gone to Hartford, Conn,
( to work in the machine shop of the Pratt
I whitney company, by whom Edgar VIII
{ Hams, formerly Of this place, has been en-
! ployed for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tilson OF Marlboro,
I Mass, who had been visiting Mrs. Henry
| Fits, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fits and Mrs.
Hattie Lamson Kibbee, left yesterday for
/ Bethel on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding and Miss
I Cora White were in Barre last night to at
/ tend the ice carnival feature OF fair
which the Uniyersalist society of Barre is
holding three evenings this week.
/ Fay Wells c. North Randolph has rented
( the tenement in tue Mcintyre block va
Gated by A. 2. Drawbridge, and Mrs. Wells
and the children are TO take possess ION OF
it at once so that the latter may attend
school.
Mrs. Mary Culley, who had been in
Montpelier since the death of her brother
in-law, Dan Smith, the first of the
month, stopped at this place Monday on
her return to West Lebanon, n. H.. and
spent the night at Thomas Cars.
Mrs. George Moulton came home from
Hartford yesterday, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Briggs, with whom
she had been staying lately, and today her
son, William Moulton, is expected from
Boston for his Thanksgiving vacation.
The Grange meeting Saturday evening
had an unusually large attendance, and
eight candidates were initiated. The
Harvest march, IN which ten couples
participated, was led by p. w. Connolly
and Mrs. &. ;. Booth, and for refresh
ments cake, coffee and sandwiches were
served.
Mrs. Carroll Harvey, who had been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Rix
since leaving the sanatorium two weeks
ago after an operation, was able to 90 to
her home in Rochester Saturday, and the
same day Mr.. Rixs mother, Mrs. Lois Xix,
returned to Bethel after three days
visit at her son s.
Capt. B. +. Bowman has Just completed
a handsome piece of penwork 10 trans
scribing the resolutions OF Bailey Post,
No. 81, q A. r., Of North Troy, on the
death Of John w. Currier. The ornsmen-
tation OF the pages was done with shad-
ing pen and was an elaborate and beauti-
full piece Of work.
Mrs. r. A. Smith went to Waterbury
Friday to see her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Kinney,
who had suffered a sinking spell at the
hospital the day before and was thought
to be in a critical state. Mrs. Kinney had
rallied, however, before Mrs. Smith
reached her and seemed to be threatened
by no immediate change for the worse.
Mrs Frank Pease of Jericho is assisting
her mother in-law, Mrs. Gaius Pease, IN
picking up the household things that be-
longed to the latter's brother, the late j.
w. Hale, preparatory to the auction
which is to be held Monday. Frank Pease
is expected from Jericho Saturday, and
early next week he and his wife hope TO
be able to return, taking Madam Pease
with them.
Peter Mazolini of the fruit store, who is
this week making tour of the fruit es-
adjustments in Barre, Burlington and st.
Adams, intends to sail December for
Italy. His place with the Randolph Fruit
company is to be taken by Serafino Nardi-
nj, who is already here. The new man is
relative Of Il. Nardini, VINO established
the store in this village, but is now in bus
mess in Burlington.
Miss Florence Soper came Saturday
night from Boston to make some disposal
OF the household goods left in storage at
. nj NNou - anu WAS the guest OF
Ar. and Mrs. Ira Rice until her departure
yesterday. Since leaving Randolph two |
years and half ago, Miss Soper has been |
graduated from the Burdeit Business
college IN the stenogrsphy and type- |
writing department and nov has a fine
position m large ieweiry store in Boston.
She and her mother have taken rooms in 1
the city and are very nicely located
Nj. c. Rcwell sent a carload Of stock
from Middlesex Monday, and shipped !
from this station % sheep. hogs, 3
calves and Is head Of cattle. He paid / I
cents pound for the sheep. a and a. /
cents pound for hogs and from a. 10 81 (
cents pound for calves Messrs. Kicker 4
Hatch and blanchard CARED here Is hogs
~ calves and sheep, paying a. and al \
cents pound for hogs. from to 81 cents z
a pound for calves and cents a pound Tor 4
sheep. The last named gentlemen win l
not ship again until Monday, the 18th.
Joseph Carpenter and his son. CLYDE. 1
noticed Friday, between Asa Stokes and I
Frank Sargent's in the Riford brook I
vicinity, splashes Of blood that looked a.
though some wounded animal had passed I
that way. They followed up the trail 10 a
point from which they could see a buck
deer and the next day discovered throuvh