Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Robert Abbott has begun working for
/ II. NJ. Totman in the greenhouse.
Mrs. c. A. Brown of Pittsfelc was with
her sister, Mrs. B. !. Pratt, over Sunday.
/ Miss Alice Lane OF Winsted, Conn.,, has
come to spend the summer at Alexander
Tatro's.
for Williamstown to complete her year as
teacher there.
There will be a practice meeting of
Whitney chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, this
evening, April -.
Mrs. A. NJ. Carr and daughter, Helen,
who had been visiting Mrs. II. w. and
Miss Mary {. Tewksbury, returned to
Goftstown, \. H., Friday.
Ernest d. Hatch, who has been engag-
ing in farming for the last two years with
his father-in- law, James f. Howe, IS now
elerking in w. f. Edson's store, beginning
work Monday.
Mrs. A. \. Hayes and Mrs. A. c. Bailey
were in Burlington Saturday to see Mr..
| Hayes, who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
/ pital making a good recovery from his
recent operation.
Miss Stella Platt OF Burlington has been
the guest since last Thursday OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. c. f. Moulton, whose son, Sherman
| Moulton, Esq, of Burlington, was with
{ them over sunuay.
A daughter, Mary Evangeline, weighing
seven pounds, was born Tuesday, March
j Is. TO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann OF Lud-
low, Mrs. Mann being Eva, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler OF Ludlow, for
mer residents OF Randolph.
Request has been made that attention be
| called to a village bylaw v hieh states that
hens shall not De allowed to run at large
on any street, highway or common at any
season of the year, while fine OF y is
affixed for each and every such oifense.
Rev. Arthur Stone, at one time in charge
/ of St Johns church, and now chaplain on
the United States flagship "Chicago,n is
on his way to Magdalena bay, expecting
! to reach San Francisco the last OF this
month or the first OF May. Mrs. Stone is
still in Florence, Italy.
Charles H. Pratt, who had been spend
ing a week with his mother, Mrs. James j.
/ Pratt, at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Emily Burroughs, left Monday for South
Boston, Mass, where he has been en-
ployed for several years at the Perkins
Institute for the Blind.
w. b. Avery, Who has been member OF
the T.. +. Emerson company since Janu-
ary. 1894, has sold his interest in the mill
/ 10 the other partners and gone TO West
Campton, n. f., to engage in the summer
hotel business. The change is made on
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the indoor work OF the office and mill does
not agree.
DIR. j. ID. Wheeler OF Maiden, Mass,
who had been at the home OF his brother,
L. ID. Wheeler, in White River Junction
| over Sunday, was in Randolph Monday 10
see his aunt, Mrs. Flora Flint. He re-
turned TO Maiden from the Junction
Tuesday. Mr.. l.. ID. Wheeler has lust been
| appointed one OF the directors OF the
National bank OF White River Junction.
The ladies of the Randolph Woman,s
Literary club were entertained by Mrs. +.
q. Ham, Saturday afternoon, April sth.
| A Voodly number of the members and sew
eral guests enjoyed the following pro-
Quotations, "spring;" items on
"Flowers and Plants, Mrs. FANNIE lewis
"HonoluIu,u Mrs. F.. :. Tracy; "kauai
the Garden Island,n Mrs. w. +. Lamson;
aIndustrial Prospects, = ''The Labor Ques-
tion,n Mrs. NJ. +. Holmes. These inter-
esting essays completed the work on the
Hawaiian Islands. A pleasant social
hour followed.
"a Vagabond's Honor to be presented
by the Wldeawake Dramatic company
April Is for the benefit OF the Roman
Catholic church, is to have the following
cast:-Stormy Jordan, the vagabond, I. r.
Wyman; Col Randall, L. o. Thayeri san
DIV Walker. a hobo, w. +. stark; Bob
Chumbley, a doctor, Glenn Bailey; Dick
Holland, a lawyer, George Chattieldi Alice
Randall, Miss Lettie Bailey; Ethel Jordan,
Miss Minnie Carpenter; Mrs. Jordan, Miss
Hannah Aldrich. The specialties between
the acts will be comic sketches by w. =.
and Burdette Stark of the Center, solo
I by Miss Lettie Bailey and clog dancing by
eight year-ol Earl Pearson.
} Alfred Knights and family have moved
from the upper part OF the Mcintosh house
on Prospect street to the Howard block,
into the tenement vacated by Wllllan =.
Cole, and the three Italians connected with
the fruit store have gone from the lower
part OF the Mcintosh house to the apart
ments over j. ID. Mitchel's store in the
Morton block. The place, thus emptled OF
its tenants, is to be thoroughly repaired
and the first OF May will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. l.. O. Thayer, they moving
from the upper part of the j. M. Atwood
house, which has been rented TO NJ b.
| Rumrill.
some novel attempts in Easter eggs
have been on exhibition lately IN j. r
Lamson's store and fairly rival IN freakish-
ness the millinery OF the season. The new
style is more elongated than the old ana
by the hens OF Fred Williams has been
carried to such an extreme that one
specimen less than two inches in length
has the appearance OF crooked neck
| squash in miniature. -Four very small
efforts came from II. w. Walls hennery
and range IN size iEoin uoNS . ess ~
tiny product more worthy OF humming
bird than the great strapping Plymouth
Rock that laid it. George III. Slack g
biddies contributed to the collection two
noble eggs that a turkey would have no
call to be ashamed of, and that followed
also the latest spring design in contour
Z. A. George, the blacksmith, has
bought the livery stable business OF DaVlo
r liver on Pleasant street and formed a
! partnership with Liyeryman 4. ]. Russ
1 low, who has moved his stock OF horses
and carriages from South Main street 70
the Pleasant street stable, com blning the
1.-TWO establishments into one. The Dyer
: BILE is one of the village landmarks, ana,
with the exception of the two years It was
owned by George ii. Temple, has been for
Is years in the Dyer family, David i. sue