Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30

on South Main street and gone 10 Dorches-
ter, Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. +. p. Bartlett. Miss Mary
Howard, who has been at home this fall
recovering her strength after a serious
operation at the sanatOrium, accompanied
her mother to Dorchester, where she will
remain until after Thanksgiving and re-
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Martin Bruce, who had been at j.
NJ. Tilson's two weeks.returned TO Brattle-
boro the 9th. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guy c. Lamson, and family, who
are 10 be with her over Thanksgiving.
Before their departure from Montpelier,
Rev. and Mrs. Lamson were rendered a
farewell reception by their parishioners
in the yestry of the First Baptist church
and purse containing three so gold
pieces was presented to Mr.. LamsOn, who
enters upon his new pastorate in Hyde
Park, Mass, the first Sunday in Decem-
Der.
Charles Ii. Crandall, after several years
OF practical experience as an architect and
contractor IN Woodstock, has Just opened
an architects office in the Strong building
in Burlington. "ln his office" says the
Free Press, "Mr. CrandRll has plans and
pictures Of a number OF buildings showing
his work. Among the more important are
Z. NJ. Atwood's brick block at Middlebury
and +. A. Spears residence at Woodstock
and many smaller structures. Mr.. Gran
dali claims that with his practical expert
enee as builder and his technical train
ing as an architect he is fully qualified to
plan satisfactory homes and business
/ blocks
The Peth and Randolph acquaintance
/ Of +. W. Baldwin, once general superin-
/ tendent Of the Central Vermont railway,
/ will be pleased to learn Of his promotion
/ 10 the SUPPLEMENTARY OF transportation
/ for the Interoceanic railway OF Mexico,
/ which position he assumes the 18th OF
December. The Mexican Herald says
''Mr. Baldwin, at present superintendent
\ OF the Pacific division, is one OF the best
/ known railroad men in the republic and
is well qualified to I'LL the position OF
| superintendent Of transportation. lie has
/ been most proficient division super
intendent aud has greatly increased the
efficiency Of the Nationals service on
the Pacific division"
The senior class OF the High school il
planning to defray part OF the expenses Of
graduation by series of four entertain
ments-two TO be given in February anC
two in March. There VIII be no auction
sale OF seats, but the hall is to be divided
into three sections, and the tickets are be
/ ing sold at II. sl.Z5 ana .lbO according U
the location desired, the purchaser paying
a quarter down when he takes his tickle
aud the remainder when he selects his sea
al Bass store. Two hundred and fift.
tickets will be necessary 10 insure tn
course. and the class has already dispose'
OF nearly 200. The course will have twl
fine concerts, a humorist for one evening
and something equally good for the fourtl
entertainment, which has not yet beel
decided upon.
Homer Douglass OF the Center has en-
tered complaint with States Attorne,
NJ NJ. Wilson OF breach Of the peace in tn
assault OF Sidney fuller upon F.B Wood i
j. III. Lamson's hardware STORE two week
ago. The trouble grew out Of dispute a
10 whether fuller paid for some good
bought at an auction, an account OF who's
sales was kept by MIR. Wood for the auc
tioneer, and one word led to another unit
a scrimmRge ensued, in the course 0
which Mr. Lamson danced about, beseech
ing the com batants not to hurt the stove
that crowded the arena. Proceeding
have been stayed for few days on &C
count OF Mr.. Tuller's enieebled condition
due to having his shoulder put out Q
Joint i'm collision with another team a
be was driving one evening since the fra
cas- in the store.