Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-23


street has been rented by Dennis Cassidy,
who took possession yesterday.
c. ". Writers Of St. AIbans, one OF the
directors Of the Central Vermont railway
and attorney for the road, whom business
affairs brought to this vicinity, was in the
village yesterday TO see w. B. Wall.
r. L. Kent OF West Salisbury paid a
brief visit to h s brother, l.. G.. Kent. lately
on his way to White River junction TO
gain possession again OF some laundry MAJ
Chinery that be had sold TO a party there.
Mrs. N. A. Tewksbury returned the 18th
from Boston, where she had been to speed
her sister, Mrs. Henry Raymond, on the
laIter's long voyage to her home IN Buenos
Ayres in the Argentine Republic, South
America.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Ida Mann at
the Hayward house on Pleasant street
Tuesday, the 28th, at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon. Every member is requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Buck and daughter,
Iris, went Tuesday to Lebanon, n. H., to
be present last evening at the wedding Of
Mr.. Bucks brother, Fred T.. Buck, and
Miss Eva Belle Hayes, for whom little
Miss Iris OBLIGATED as ring bearer.
Miss Gretchen Nichols, who has been
with her aunt, Mrs. David Bosworth, in
Bristol some little time, is again the guest
Of her grandfather, Judge Vim. II. Mich
OILS, and expects to be joined next week by
her mot her, Mrs Bates Nichols Of Fresno,
Cal
Mrs. Gaius Pease, having dlspos d OF
the household effects of her brother, the
late j. w. Hale, closed the Hale house on
Weston street yesterday and accompanied
her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pease, to Jericho, where she is to live In
future,
Cadet Lyman wheelock Of Norwich
university and his sisters, Misses Edith
and Anna, of Montpelier, were at Byron
doodwins Saturday to see their cousin.
Mrs. Goodwin, aud her mother, their
aunt, Mrs. q. j. Sheldon, who is in very
poor health
Mrs. R0sabel Mcintyre has gone 10
Woodsyille. n. H. to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest Sargent, and family
through the winter She took her de-
parture yesterday IN company with Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Temple. who Is to be in
Woodsville a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. W. S. Curtis has closed her house
on Forest street and gone 20 MONTPELIER TO
be with her husband this winter. she left
Sunday night with her daughter-in-law
Mrs r. W. Curtis, and baby, who are also
to be in Montpelier with Mr.. Curtis. Jr,
who is employed in a barber shop there.
Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler entertained the
Bachelor Maids OF the Methodist church
Tuesday evening, when Miss Eiiie Camp
bell and Miss Eunice Slack were admitted
to the ssterhood. Literary contests and
chating-dish lunch followed the initiation
OF the new members, and a delightful
time was had.
Mrs Jane Bruce has come from West
minister to pass the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. 3. Sargent. Though over
eighty, Mrs. Bruce is very active and made
the Journey alone Tuesday from West
minister, travelling by team 20 Saxtons
River, then by electrics to Bellows Falls,
where she took the train for Randolph.
Rev. w. T.. Sparhawk, who preached In
Chelsea sunday, was taken with laryn-
gifts after the morning service snd con-
tinues to suffer from the disease so Sc
vCrcly since reaching home thai he has
cancelled his week. engagements Ia diff
ierent places 10 give report OF the mis-
sionary conference which he attended at
Silver Bay. Lake George, IN August.
Messrs. Kicker, Hatch and Blanchard
shipped Monday II hogs, 9 calves and
sheep, paying ! Ic. and he a pound for the
hogs, from 70 b G.. pound Tor the calves
and 3c. a pounu for the sheep. NJ. q.
Roweil shipped 8 hogs, 6 calves and 7
sheep, his prices being { aud e. for hopg
3. 10 3 G. for calves and Be. Tor sheen. j.
II. Glipln % Waterbury, Conn, is buying
stock here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Towne Of Barre
made the trip to Randolph Sunday 10 Zee
her uncle, + A. Shattuek. Finding Mrs.
Shattuck. no has been sick some time
confined TO the bed. Mrs. TouBe went
home that night aud made arranuemcpts
50 that she returned Monday TO stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. ehsttuCk until a nurse
can be secured. Dr. Henry lanes al
Waterbury met DR.. 4. G. Bailey In consul /
tation yesterday regarding the cise of
Slrs. 7hattucN, who is afflicted with an
obscure trouble 90 the liver.
M. Z. Warrington, who. since leaving
Randolph, has been Tor g dozen years pro. .
priCtor of she Mort Hald House Norfb- +
field, has just completed some reuoaeliur .
Of his hosIelrv % gives bin one 81 ne
pitasantest ana most desirable hotel Office .
70 De found On The state. The Nexs "a
lhat place says 'Aadhdeld certainty has 4
moeel hotel iu the Mortified House and
tne slor,s Of Proprietor Warrington, ably .
assisted hE alrs. harrington. 10 Hufta an 4 +
model house iI an as appointments A.
evidently meeting with deserved md sBb-
sianliai RECOGNITION Iu "a constantly in
creasiue patronage"
The remains OF Mrs. Constance sesrs
were brought from Hartford the 1Tzf Eg
Der 5a-Ia-.7a, Charles So IaHr-. u.
500 i-af laT.ss, ana taken t1 Che kamsu
ea.-eIe el-Fel tar tha fgrHzaI service.
matEa llHE were fEtrrul fn tha
iastte cemetery. uhHre Har husband
al- 7E Ns HaElea som. years Hva
i.lf leatA uecarrEl sunday morning fr4
IN. t--.- % lls home uI Der aaHrnf.r