Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Monday to try law case.
l.. p. Thayer OF the MiddIebury Register
was with his family in Randolph over
Sunday.
Miss Lena Ellison has gone to Derry,
n. H., where she has found situation as
clerk in a store.
c. G. Beedle was with his brother, A. II.
Beedle, for few days last week, returning
to Keene. n. H., Friday.
C. E. Hubbard has moved from Wood
stock TO what is called the Green farm,
owned BY Charles Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Thomas were in
White River Junction Friday, visiting
Prof and Mrs. n. j. Whltehili.
Miss Harriet Hayward was in Spring.
field Saturday to see Miss Grace smith,
who has been i'll for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker OF Barre
were with Mrs. Walkers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Draper, over Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Kimball Of Burlington was
the guest Of Mrs. George w. Dukette last
week from Wednesday 10 Friday.
Truman Gibson Of Pembroke, n. H.,
visited his sister, Mrs. Lois Xix, over sun
day at the home OF her son, L. d. Rix.
Ernest Packard returned to Mills,
Mass, Friday after spending week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Packard.
Hon. James Hutchinson has sold his
farm OF 50 acres in Braintree, known as
the Seymour place, to Albert Yauyey for
s540.
Miss May Boyden OF Norwood, Mass;
arrived last Thursday and renamed until
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. +, A. shat
tuck.
Mrs. L. A. Head and daughter, Ruby,
OF Barre have been with Mrs. Heads
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Harper, since
Monday.
The next regular meeting OF the Ran
dolph Woman's Literary club VIII be held
with Mrs. L. q. Ham Saturday, April ), at
the usual hour.
Joseph Carpenter OF Braintree has sent
two har bingers OF summer to this Office
erasshoppers with a rheumaticky hop
partially thawed out.
Mrs. T.. j. Shattuck and daughter OF
Norwood, Mass, came last Thursday and
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Shattuck until Monday.
Kimball Williams has sold his land on
the Thayer brook road to b. T. Sargent for
$500 This is the place on when the
buildings we're burned last fall.
Miss Emma Moses, who had been at
home on two weeks vacation, went back
to Rochester Saturday to complete her
years work as teacher IN that place,
The two year-old son Of George Emery,
living in the Spooner house on Hale street,
fell last Thursday from the piazza, DIS
lance OF three feet, and broke MS right
leg above the knee.
Mrs. /. s. Chase, who had been in Bos.
ton and vicinity for a month, reached
home Saturday, accompanied by her SON
law, Frederick Leeds, the latter having
been in the city week.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Gourley, who was IN Lowell,
Mass over Sunday with her daughters
Maud, has gone to Boston, where she has
secured desirable place as seamstress IN
dressmaking establishment.
The extensive repairs on the Randolph
Sanatorium are SO near completion that u
Is expected the institution VIII be open 10
the public in about two weeks. Mrs. Ella
Smllley is &c be the honsekeeper
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Logan and daughter
and Mrs. Logan's sister, Mrs. Lille, went
TO Longmeadow, Mass, last Thursday TO
visit Miss s. w. Storrs and Miss Ellen
Wright before proceeding TO their new
home in Dudley, Mass.
Laurel b. spooner OF Bethel Gilead
found two pairs OF cast-oh deer horns not
twenty rods apart last Friday, each having
three prongs. Gale Morse of the same To-
cality has picked up one pair ana an odd
A college club, along the lines of the
Randolph University club, has Just been
Organized in Bellows Falls, which boasts
OF 35 men eligible to membership. II is to
begin regular fortnightly meetings next
fall with programs OF literary nature
consisting of addresses. orations, read
ings. destinations and so forth. In mat
| tiers OF higher culture, Bellows Falls can
always take its cue from Randolph pront-
ably.
/ The wideawake Dramatic company,
which won the favor OF the public IN "Ihe
| Great Diamond Robbery and Little FER
ref . has been engaged by the Roman
Catholic society TO present April - the
play. "a Vagabond's Honor which has
| been in rehearsal all winter. The sum re-
ceived by the company for giving the play
| Is to go to the Green Mountain band and
the profits of the presentation to the
church.
! The basket ball game Friday evening
between the Young Mems club and team
| from Burlington resulted in defeat LOT
the Y. NJ. c. BY score OF 2S to IS. Owing
\ TO little friction among the boys, Eu.
gene Morrill,. who had been manager OF
| The club team all through the season, re-
signed his position and played on the
opposing side, his place on the club team
being taken by Munsell OF White RIVER
Junction. The players for Burlington
were Julian Grow. Edward Kibbee, Flan-
ders. Morrill, and William Goodhart, while
the Y. M. C.is were Connolly, Smith, Mum
sell. Bowman and Hayward. dance
followed the game. for which music was
| furnished by Mrs. Bertha blanchard
pianist and George Chatfield violinist.
The Burlington Clipper in its last issue
sneaks 81 the work Of former pastor OF
the Congl church in Randolph as follows
eThe testimony OF Rev Samuel Dixie, LII. D.,
is quoted by Robert Grant IN an eAeelen'
art,eIe an divorce in Public Opinion.
Rev. samuel Dixie, corresponding secretary
al me National League for the Protection
Of the Family, has devoted his time Tor
wears to the divorce question, becoming
tirst interested in il when he was a pastor
! in Vermont. He was stationed 81 Ran