Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17


They came up turnip plants
Mrs. Alice Fisher is home from thre,
weeks soiourn in Marshfield.
+. w. sault of the Essex Record Office al
Essex Junction was in town Saturday
r.. II. Stacks new house on Prospect
street has been wired for electric lights.
There will be a regular convocation OF
+ Whitney Chapter, No. 5, X. A. NJ, Mon.
day evening, the 2lst.
b. /. Pratt has been seriously III two
weeks with large carbunele that nearly
covers the back Of his neck.
Mrs. Nettie Harris and daughter, Miss
Rita, are expected TO-DAY from Jersey City
to visit at Hon. VIM. II. Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles have been
4 entertaining Mrs. Arthur Dana OF North
4 Adams, Mass, who left yesterday.
Miss Lillian Foy Of Chicago was among
i the arrivals yesterday and Is to be six
weeks with her mother, Mrs. jacob r.
/ Eddy, whom she had not seen for six years.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Evans are now oe-
\ eupying their new house on Prospect
street, having taken up their residence in
I Il Friday.
/ Several members Of the W. K. c. en-
/ ioyed pleasant social with Mrs. Faben
I Dupuis Tuesday afternoon. Light re-
D Ifehhlntuts were served.
/ DIR. @. p. e. sparhawk OF Burlington,
who had been staying with his sister in
Bethel, was in this village Monday to see
his brother, l.. T. sparhawk.
Mrs. Alonzo Chandler returned to Mari
Castle last week from a trip to Maine aud
Monday went to New York to start from
that city for her home in st. Paul, Mimi
Mrs. Fannie Noble, who went to a hos
pital in Montreal Tuesday OF last week,
underwent very successful operation a
few days after her arrival and is now re-
covering rapidly.
The Cooperative creamery paid 2il
cents a pound for butter fat during July,
made 33 1850 pound OF butter and paid pat
rons s6,4l6. The creamery building has
just been repainted aud a new milk vat OF
800 gallons purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Onken, two daugh-
ters and son Of Chaplin, ILL.,, and the Rev.
Samuel Pettingill OF Grafton were at ID. &.
Woodwardis Monday, and Mrs. Clara ID.
Mcclellan Of Chicago Tuesday. The latter
is summer soiourner at Royalton.
Henry p Lewis, who has been attend
ing the Harvard summer school in Boston,
is with his parents, MIR. and Mrs Detor-
rest Lewis, who are also entertaining a
friend Of his, c. b. Story OF Tufts college,
and their son, Ernest Lewis of Boston.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Scott went from the home OF
her son, DR.. G.. w Scott, Tuesday TO Iras-
burgh to be the guest OF her sister there
the rest of the month. From Irasburgh
she will return to Northampton, Mass,
with her daughter, Mrs. Lula Porter, who
is now at Greensboro.
Alfred Benson. who had been living in
the upper part Of the DEF. Lewis on For
rest street, disappeared Monday, leaving
his wife and two children in rather PEN
niless condition. Through the efforts OF
friends sufficient funds were raised to take
them to Montreal Tuesday.
Albert Il. Chandler OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent Sunday with his family az Mari
Castle, and Tuesday his brother, Willis,
arrived from the city for few days stay.
A little later both gentlemen intend to
make the trip from New York by auto
mobile in company with Arthur l.. New
ton and a friend OF theirs.
Mrs. Cora Robbins and daughter, Miss
Nettye, with their guests, Mrs. +. j. Seery
and daughter, Mabel of New York,
joined party Of relatives in Bethel sun
day and went to Silver lake, Barnard. for
a two days outing at the Marston cottage.
There were fifteen Of the campers and they
had a most delightful time
Judge VIM. II. Nichols was summoned
10 Williamstown Tuesday TO take action
in the case Of james J. Tufts, who had
been sent there from a Massachusetts
asylum the day before and was considered
unfit to be az large. Tufts was adjudged
insane and committed TO the Waterbury
hospital Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Read Of Providence, r. l.,
who had been in Vermont q month, with
her father, DR.. s. n. Gould, in Queen City
park, and with her sister, Mrs. c. d.
Hood, In this village, left Monday with
Mr.. Read, who came from Providence a
week ago. They are TO stop in Springfield
and keene, n. H.. on their way home, and
their daughter, Millcent, is to stay with
Mrs. Hood until they reach Providence.
The marriage OF Fred Thomson Bass OF
New York city and Miss Stella Maure OF
Morris Park, l.. J., is to be solemnized in
the cathedral at Garden City, l.. l.,
Saturday, August 20. Mr. Bass, who is a
Randolph boy, holds responsible posi-
tion with the firm OF Post a McCord, steel
constructioniets Of New York, and his
bride-to- be has for several years been a
popular teacher in the Flushing, l.. l.,
High school
Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Bass, DR.. and Mrs.
r. o. Blanchard and daughter, Helen. re-
turned Monday from Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs. with DIR. and Mrs. Gil
man Wheeler uf Boston, who are 20 be
with relatives in town a week or ten days.
Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Margaret
Smith, came back from Riverside and
Underhill the same day. Or. ard Mrs. J.
ID. Wheeler Of Maiden are also here, ar
irving from the Junction Tuesday.
Miss Edith Abbott, who is convalescing
from a long and critical iilness, has been /
Obliged to resign her position as assistant
instructor in the art department Of Mt.
Holyoke college 10 take a years rest and
will 60 to Naldosta, Ga, In the fall to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Griffin. Miss Abbott has been IN Ran
dolph this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. I
W. Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. C. ID. I
Sanborn, and Is TO be In Burlington for
awhile with her sister, Mrs. =. y. Segar, |
who came down Monday 10 meet and I
take her home.
There was hearing Tuesday in 81. NJ. |
Wilson's law Office before O.. ". Smith Of
Wells River, special master iu chaucCrE, I
Ga the case of NJ. W. spraguo seeking -
forCciasc and obtain an early decree Of the
premises occupied hv William 4. and
julia N Curtis of Brookdeld. Tho de-
PENDANTS claimed that Mr. Sprague had
given them an extension of time Tor 81
payment oi the mortgage, but The latter
danied this and claimed in turn that the
uFnuerfV Iu question was iuadHdunte ae-