Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

pelier AND Barre over sunday
Miss Alice Buck is learning to be a tele-
phone operator at the Randolph exchange.
Miss Lucinda Dupuls passed Sunday in
Iunbridge with her sister, Mrs. Jonn Nor
rill.
Mrs. George Richardson of wolcott is
visiting her brother, George b. Emery and
family.
Mrs. orinda Cole Of East someryine,
Mass. Is with Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Curtis
arriving Monday.
Miss Alice Pervier, trimmer in the Mes
ser millinery store, was in Montpelier Fri
day and Saturday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. W. Rowel Tuesday afternoon,
June 6, at O'Clock.
Miss Jennie Bell of Walden, daughter
of Governor Bell, was the guest Of Miss
Mary Morse Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Valley OF s. Adams
were with Mrs. Clara Averill IN Gilead
from Saturday to Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. s. Aubee Of Westminster has
been with her daughter, Mrs. c. c.
Roundy, and family since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Morse and daugh-
ter of Barre were with Mrs. Morse's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Young, over Sunday.
j. +. Hobart, manager OF the express
Office at Essex Junction, was ia the village
Sunday on a visit TO his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Hobart.
Mrs. j. +. Chase OF White River June
ton, who had been with her daughter,
Mrs. Cyrus +. Stevens, for a few days,
went away Monday.
Mrs. John Mudgett went back to South
Royalton Saturday after a stay OF two
weeks with Mrs. Abbie Bingham and
Miss Ada Burroughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. TeN ksbury left last
Thursday on a carriage trip 70 Brandon
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Prichard, and
were away until Monday.
Miss Lillian Weller, who had been
spending three months in Randolph at
George j. Princes for the benefit of her
health, took her departure Saturday for
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. I. Pratt came home
Friday after weeks stay in MiddieseN
with Mrs. Della Tilson, v no is recovering
from long ILLNESS caused by grip and
pneumonia.
Miss Maud Lombard, who was called
home Monday OF last week by the death
OF her father, b. 4. Lom bard, left Friday
on her return 10 Boston, going to Wood
stock 10 remain over Sunday.
Mrs. w. p. Townsend Of Chelsea, return
| ing from a trip to Boston, was a guest
/ Wednesday and Thursday Of last week at
1 A. II. Powers, where Mr.. Townsend met
her Friday with team for the rest Of the
! journey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hatch, who came
1 from New York just before the death OF
his father, the late John Hatch, May l5,
went back to the city saturday, Mr.. Hatch
being employed in the Myrtle Hill hotel
there and his wife IN restaurant.
Miss Eta s. Cham berlain is one Of the
six teachers in the Union school at Mont
pelier who have been given an increase Of
e25 III their salaries for the coming year.
Miss Cham berlain viii now receive a
yearly stipend OF $500.
Mrs. j. ". Case, who was, summoned
here by the sudden death Of her father.
/ M. r.. Flint, through being struck by a
/ locomotive s. lille driving over g railroad
crossing ia West Berlin, May is, left Tor
her home Ia Boston saturday.
Mrs, NJ. y. Chadwick was in Barre Tues
1 day 10 see her son, Fred, who is conf
pleting his years work at Goddard semi-
nary preparatory 10 bis departure ihe 10Th
I OF june for Alleuhnrst, N. j., where be
I has 4 place a. bell boy during the SUMMER
at large club house.
on Saturday afternoon, June 3, az the
+ residence OF Mrs. Belle Dubois, the ladies
! OF the Randolph WomGns Literary club
Will be entertained by "heal American
Musicn The hostesses VIII be Miss Abbic
Clark, Mrs. Al Curtis, Mrs j. +. Glove
/ land, Mrs M e Holmes and Mrs Belle
| Dubois.
The A. b. Cushman real estate agency
hns sold for WI Reynolds Of Hartford
I his farm III this place, known as Che Terry
I farm, aud the bank lot adjoining % q G..
/ Woodwork Of Fairfax, who Will soon
/ take possession. Tine price paid was
sl7O0. MIR. Woodwork removed from
I this town 70 Fairfax about three years ago.
/ Mrs. S. s. CLARK arrived saturday from
i Winston-S8lem, n. G., where she hac been
I staying since the last 81 December with
i her daughter, who was in charge o. the
physical science department 81 the salem
1 college. Miss Clark stopped at Boston
4 on her way north to be here with her
/ mother through the summer
Miss Hazel Fairbanks was operated
/ uDon for floating kidney Saturday morn
ing ali the sauatorium bv pr. q. &. Tink-
| ham, a specialist from the Mary Fletcher
4 hospital ia Burlington, aud DR.. j. p. blf-
\ ford The patient rallied splcndidly and
4 & now gaining steadily Miss Hazels
/ urclo L. III. kimhali, came from Boston
i Friday and renamed until Monday, leay-
/ ing her then n very comfortable condi-
ton.
\. q. Hart and his son, Delbert, dug out
a nest Of eight young foxes in G. N.
! Morse's pasture Friday after two hours OF
hard labor. The entire litter, as docile as
Kittens, were captured alive and four Of
/ them have been taken by j. b. Eldredge
lWho is bringing them up by hand in q
| wire fenced enclosure back OF his house on
| Prospect avenue, the fence extending far
enough below ground to prevent their dig
ging way out.
Miss Annie Kimhau, during her brief
I ,tasat Montague Place last week, had the
/ grounds about the kimball public library
and those al the kimoa mausoleum in
Il the cemetery beautihe1 according 70 the
iplaus Oh "a horticultural artist in New
York Peouies, hydrangeas and japanese
lm4ples bage been set out e the library and
on either side of the entrance is 70 be a
d8gWood tree not yet m place. AZ the
cemetery the towering shrubs are along