Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-04
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

| I1hITN lAlhOH IL HlSIhiuB III y. T. Idui-
| sons store, beginning Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henry Manchester OF
/ Mechanicsyille, n. ", were with their rel
atives at The Manchester over Sunday.
Carroll II. Granger and his son, Dwight,
OF Barre were with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. k. Granger, over Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Smith reached home Friday
after an absence Of three months, spent in
st. Johnsbury with her daughter, Mrs.
| George Cheney.
Mrs. Lily Baker and daughter, Hazel, OF
Lebanon, n. H., were with Mrs. Bakers
father, Il. Y. Steele, last week from Thurs
day to Saturday.
NJ. IL. Miller, one OF the officials Of the
Maple Sugar Market, finished his seasons
work there Saturday and returned to his
home in Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells were in Barre
Friday, Mr. Wells on business matter, and
| Mrs. Wells to visit her sister in-Iaw at
| Goddard seminary.
Mrs. Guy p. Lamson and infant son re-
turned last Thursday from New York after
a months stay with Mrs. Lamson's father,
J. NJ. Ferguson, Esq.
Miss Harriet Angel has gone to Keene,
I y. H., " here she has secured employment
in the Office of a daily paper which has
just been started there.
Misses Gail Lamson and Mary Webb OF
Granville were the guests OF Miss Mildred
Peck at the college farm in Burlington
from Friday to Tuesday.
Miss Mary Howard arrived Saturday
from Springfield, Mass, where she teaches,
To spend a weeks vacation with her
mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Howard.
Mrs. John A. Gorham has gone to Stowe
to keep house for her sister, Mrs. Lena
pnh T. 4 ha il his
spring in one Of the districts OF that town.
The next regular meeting Of the Ran
dolph Woman's Literary club will be held
Saturday, May 8, with Mrs Edward
IeWksbury. Club members are requested
to be present at 2:3O.
Lodge Eddy and son Of Boston have
come to Randolph to hasten their conva-
lescenee from the grip, and are at The
Manchester, where they were summer
boarders two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Webb started FRI
day on their return to Philadelphia and
were accompanied as far as Boston by
Mrs. Webb's mother, Mrs. 4. l.. Brooks,
who spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Ellis
in Someryille.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. T.. Kendriek have left
their winter quarters in Burlington, at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. ;. III.
Mccullough, aud Saturday reopened their
house on south Main street for the SUM
mer. Mrs. Mccullough and infant son,
kendrick, are expected for the month Of
June.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Marden DeShon OF
Portland, Me-, will leave May 8 for a
months trip through the South. They
will visit Washington, ID. c., Roanoke,
Richmond, Norfolk aud Newport News,
Va, spending about two weeks with Mrs.
Deshon's brother, Fred {. smith, at ko-
anoke.
The blind sisters, Mrs. Layinia Carleton
and Mrs. Ellen Clapp, who had been with
Mrs. Roswell Hoibrook since October,
went last Thursday to Tunbridge, where
they are to make their home for the future
with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Myra
Waterman. They were accompanied ON
the Journey as far as South Royalton by
Mrs. Holbrook.
Mrs. Kate Soper, who has been in Massa-
ehusetts since last July, most OF the time
at Medtord, with her daughter, Miss Flor
ence, is IN town again to remove the goods
from her house on Highland avenue pre-
paratory TO renting or selling the place,
as she intends 10 return 10 Medford. She
came Monday from Royalton, where she
had been staying for few weeks, and was
Joined by her sister-in- law, Mrs. T.. w. /
Howe Of Mortified, who Is assisting her
In the work Of clearing the house.
c. T.. Noyes a Co. have sold out their
entire stock aud fixtures to A. NJ. Huh |
bard and w. j. Blodgett, who are already 4
invoicing with the intention of being
open for business saturday. The new firm /
will be known as Hubbard q Blodgett. |
The senior member has for the last 20
years been connected with the furniture 1
store of w. T.. Lamson in a responsible /
position and brings a ripe business ex-
peFience 10 the management OF affairs. 4
The junior mem Der has been IN trade in 4
Lyndonville and for two years has been /
head clerk in the store in which he now
becomes part owner. A promising propo- /
sition lies before them and the best OF
good wishes attend them. Mr.. Noyes |
came here from Pittsfield two years ago, /
succeeding II. {. Allen in the rhurston 4
block, and established a first-class store +
with a large and increasing patronage, /
which. on account of his own health and /
that OF his family, he disposes of now to !
seek a change elsewhere, no definite loca-
tion being as yet determined upon. As a
business man and a resident, his depart /
ure from town will be regretted.