Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-02
Randolph.
GEoReIA WHITE. Local Editor

E. 4. Thomas made a business trip to
New York Monday.
George Hedges OF Boston was guest at
u. II. Morse's Friday and Saturday.
4 A daughter, weighing Il pounds. was
born Saturday to DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Russ
low.
John Rhodes of st. Albans was a holiday
visitor Washington's birthday at L. d.
! Rhodes.
Miss Evelyn Msnney was home from
the Vermont Business college in Burning
ton over Sunday.
Hon. V. /. Spear was among those pres
ent at the funeral Of Hon. J. o. Sanford in
Stanford Saturday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Flora Flint Wednesday afternoon,
March S, at 3 o'clock.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh resumed duty as
cashier in K. A. Thomas store Monday
after a vacation OF two months.
Mrs. X. w. Morse and daughter, Ruth,
/ OF Barre spent Saturday with Mrs
Morse's mother, Mrs. Ellen Young.
Mrs. B. II. Davis returned to Hanover,
/ Mass, Monday, having been the guest
/ Of her sister, Mrs. j.. b. Eldredge, for five
weeks.
Mrs. c. II. Thompson, who had been
with her aunt, Mrs. T.. I. Lille, for two
weeks, left Monday for her home in New
/ port, n. ii.
Mrs. John Angel went back to Roches-
ter Saturday after caring for her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hobart, through
a weeks illness with the grip.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook and Miss Emma
Sanders went to Roxbury Friday to be
present at the funeral OF Miss Sanders
uncle, Deacon Wilbur Edwards.
The Buck Printing company is busily
engaged IN getting out the town reports
! for Randolph, Braintree, Warren, Stock
bridge, Royalton, Chelsea and Roxbury.
r. I. Sault, A. N. Culver, A. j. Huse, K.
r. Parker, w. A. Mcintosh and l.. G.. Err
sSine attended the Masonic district meet
ing in South Royalton last Thursday
evening.
Fabien Dupuis and family moved last
Thursday from the lower part OF Mrs. G.
l.. Newtons house on School street to the
upper tenement in Norman Nichols house
on Prospect street.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Momanis Relief Corps, held in Brattle-
elected one OF the alternates to the
national convention OF the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. King and their
daughters, Mrs. John Curran and Mrs. p.
T.. Deyette, were in Lyme, N. H., Friday
TO attend the funeral of Mr.. Kings father,
Samuel King, whose death occurred Feb.
I'D.
A. G. Slack, who has been on Mrs. G. F..
Cushmanis farm the past year, is 10 take
the Mudgett farm IN West Brookfield
from which his brother-in-law, Henry
Luce, moves to the Boyce farm beyond G.
/ +. Powers.
Iii. -
| Barnard, who have been at the Park hotel
in Woodstock lately, began work at the
Randolph Inn Monday. Their daughter
| is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. ID.
+. Coolidge.
Mrs. j. II. Wadleigh, in walking down
the Elm street hill Saturday evening after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Tot
man. stepped upon patch OF glare ice in
the uncertain light and fell, fracturing
her right wrist.
Mrs. L. n. Smythe of st. Johnsbury,
who had been attending the state conven-
ton OF the Womanis Relief Corps in Brat
tleboro, stopped here ON her return last
Thursday and was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs F. b. Thomas until Saturday.
Miss Edith Abbott, assistant instructor
| in the art department of Mount Holyoke
college, was able Friday TO leave the hos
pital, where she had been taken four
weeks before suffering with laryngtis-
which was followed by grip and neuritis
q. T. Smith finished moving Monday to
/ the Pember farm, between the Center and
/ East Randolph, which he purchased re-
Gently, and the place on Dudley street va
Gated by him is occupied by the family OF
/ f. ID. Hatch, who has been running the
/ hotel in West Braintree for year.
Miss Mary W. Ellis of Springfield, state
JUNIOR superintendent of the Christian
/ Endeavor society, spent Sunday with Rev,
and Mrs. Fraser MetZger, and Monday
/ with Mr.. MetEger, who IS president OF the
/ state organization, went to Burlington q
attend the Endeavor conference held In
/ that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. White are the
proud and happy parents of II children
the Youngest, a son, having been born
/ Saturday. A group picture OF TINS
flourishing household sent to Washing
ton ought to do something towards re-
lieving the presidents pessimistic fears
regarding the extinction OF the race.
CIaribel, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harry j. Chadwick, died last Thurs
day in St. Adams after brief illness OF
four days with capillary bronchitis. The
funeral service was held in st. Adams, and
the body was taken by the parents Satur-
| day TO Bethel for entombment. Mrs
| Chadwick's mother, Mrs. Clara Averill
was with her during the last of the baby's
| illness.
The dark quarry at Upper Graniteville
which W. b. Wall OF Randolph, A. y
Bruce and II. X. Bush of Barre bought
about seven years ago OF the Vermont
| Granite company, was sold by them Tues
day OF last week TO &. w. Melcher and A
J. Young Of Montpelier, the price named
| in the deed being 10000. This quarry Is
| located between Boutwell's and the Milne,
| Clarihew q Gray quarries and will b'
| operated by Messrs. Melcher and Young.
! Mrs. Frank Newton, who moved from
| here two years ago, died at her home IN
| Worcester, Mass, at 3 o'clock Friday
morning Of congestion OF the stomach and
| liver, with which she had been critically
/ in for about two weeks. she Was 40 years
/ OF age and left daughter, Maud, and two
sons, Walter and Leonard, all in Worces-
/ ter. The funeral was held Sunday with
burial beside the husband, whose death
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