Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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Mrs. c. S. Booth and Miss winnlfred
Mann were in Barre Saturday for the day.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett, who wintered at
J the Randolph Inn, has gone to her home
/ in Mortified.
Mrs. w. E. Webster of South Royalton
was here briefly Friday, calling on Mrs. Z.
w. A. Putnam.
j. B. Putnam has left his winter quarters
in Bethel and is at A. G. Barnes again
/ for the summer.
Rev. Mr.. Kimberley, rector of St.
Mary's church, Northtield, was the guest
of Rev. A. Carswell Monday.
John Chase came from Boston Saturday
night and stayed with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. |. 5. Chase, until Tuesday.
II. L. Cook has moved from Mrs. Kate
Soper's place on Highland avenue to Z.
A. Shattuckis house on School street.
Mrs Mary Bartholomew of Fitehburg,
Mass, was with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Pit
kin, last week from Wednesday to Friday.
Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Rowell returned
| from Montpelier Monday to open their
residence ON Randolph avenue for the
/ summer.
Mrs. Mary. McCrillis, who had been
IN Hardwick with her mother for three
weeks, came back Saturday to begin
/ work at the Randolph Inn.
/ The Cooperative creamery paid during
March Isl cents net pound for $500
pounds OF butter fat, made 30,S50 pounds
OF butter and paid patrons s7b66.
| Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb went to North
| field Falls Saturday morning, returning
/ in the evening with her son, Erwin OF
Barre, who was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Drew entertained
Saturday Mr.. Drew's aunt, Mrs. Henry
VanDeusen Of Roxbury, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Dickinson OF Braintree.
Mrs. John Pratt of Burlington, who
arrived Wednesday Of last week on
daughter, Mrs. John Delaney, went away
Monday.
| r. II. Cham berlain, who had been at
I home since the 9th inst, went back to
Bridgeport, Conn, Monday, accompanied
/ BY Mrs. Cham berlain, who VIII spend
week or ten days there.
George W. Drew has rented the black
smith shop of T.. A. George on South Main
street, the latter retaining the right to do
what work he cares TO in the shop for the
| livery stable of Russlow 4 George.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hildreth, who had
been the guests of Mrs. Hattie Lamson,
Mass, intending TO return TO Randolph IN
July for a two months stay at The Man
chester.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo came home Sat
urday from Enfield, y. H., where she had
been since the 18th, caring for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luna Proctor, in severe attack
of heart disease.
Miss Avis Fair, for five weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Orson Woodcock, went from
here Saturday to spend a few days IN
Montpelier and Barre before returning to
her home in Woodbury..
A net profit of about S15 was realized by
the ladies of the Methodist church from
their rummage sale at the White Front
Friday and Saturday afternoons. Food
and candy were added to the stock in
trade Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Drake went to Royalton FRI
day and remained over Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. v. 5. Bradbury, whose sister,
Miss Vanlora Spear, was another guest Tor
the same time, coming from West Hart
ford, where she had been spending few
days.
Mrs. Dean p. Town OF Barre formerly
Miss Maud Haskins OF Randolph was sum
moned home from Boston saturday by the
sudden death OF her husbands mother,
Mrs. Luther q. Town, from heart disease
at O'Clock that morning at the family
residence on Richardson street ia Barre.
A. g. Wheeler Of White River junction
WHE III IDMD last anu IAtdhf Nh
business and announced his inte1tion OF
going to Greens boro the 9th for the sum
mer Mr. Wheeler is one OF the harbin-
gers Of spring in Greens boro, where he Is
watched for like the first robin in other
places.
Miss Hannah Aldrich, a member OF the
Wldeawake Dramatic company, met with
an accident as she was leaving Dubois q
GAYS hall last Thursday evening after
- y banda Hpnnr y tn he
presented the 2Sth inst. In going down
the three steps at the outside entrance OF
the hail. she fell, badly spraining her lett
foot and ankle.
The marriage OF Frank A., eldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jehiel Williams, to Miss
Florence McInnis of Worcester, Mass,
has Just been ann ounced though the event
is said to have occurred year ago IN
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who
had been with the young mans parents
| for several weeks, went from here the
, 10th to Pittsfield, Mass, TO work IN
| mill.
Mrs. Thomas Benson, since her return
| from a winters soiourn in Halifax, Nova
Scotia, has suffered hemorrhage in both
ewes, which does not seem to affect the
sfght. however and the blood that settled
around and in the eyes is now gradually
disappearing. Her little son, Leon, who
was with her IN Halifax, is recovering
| from the chickenpox, which he contracted
before reaching home.
W.P. Flint. who sold his blacksmith
shop at the right of the road leading TO
| the foundry last week to Ernest Mcintosh
| for $500, has converted shed at his place
on Park street into another shop in which
| he will continue to do blaeksmithing and
wood working. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh
have taken up their residence with W. A.
Mcintosh in the upper part OF the latter1s
house on Weston street.
Elton Fish, who finished clerking about
/ two weeks ago in the store of his uncle,
/ q. r. Fish, in Stock bridge, and had since
been ENJOYING a vacation in Stockbridge
and Rochester, reached Randolph Friday
He left again Saturday, going to Rich
mond, where his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J r. +. Fish, now reside and where the