Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24

Full many pounds OF RUSSIAN Me@Ms
Mrs. E. F. Upham is spending few
days in Warren.
Rev. G. o. Howe preached last Sunday
at the Claremont Junction camp meeting
G. L. Holman is having his farm house
raised two feet and brick underpinning
laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Lille reached home
last night from their trip to Newport,
n. II.
Miss Ada Burroughs and her aunt, Mrs.
Abbie Bingham, are in Boston for a couple
Of weeks.
Station Agent John Fenton spent sun
day with George c. Mooney, station agent
at Jonesyille.
Miss Sadie Butler Of Windsor is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bass and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Proper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers are at Sara
toga Springs, ". Y, for three weeks, leav-
ing yesterday.
Frank Carpenter of Warren and DR..
Denison of White River Junction were at
S. w. Summers the 2lst.
Rev. CALVIN Amadon OF Montreal stopped
here yesterday, on his way from Pittsiield,
TO see his niece, Mrs. r. H. Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Lamson have had
with them since Saturday her brother and
stem brot her, Leslie Ferguson and Nor
timer Wolberton Of New York.
Mrs. Ellen Young and her daughter
Mrs. Ella smalley, are in Barre, where
Mrs. smalley is assisting her sister, Mrs.
K. w. Morse, at the City hotel.
Charles B. Hollis, superintendent Of the
tale mine in East Granville, is TO live IN
the village and has rented the Cong par
sonage, into which he moved Tuesday.
John Iamson has added to his feet a
sail boat purchased in Swanton which he
and Julian Grow have been navigating 10
winter quarters at the port OF Burlington.
Mrs. Mary saxton and her daughter,
Miss Lucina. are at A. II. Beedle's for Miss
Saxton's vacation from Holyoke, Mass,
library. OF whose reference department she
has charge.
A. c. Holman and his mother, Mrs.
Hannah Holman, OF st. Adams, Mrs. Mary
Mann and Miss Stella Watson are camp
ing AT the old Holman farm near Connec-
ticut Corners.
An aggregation OF local players went
to Barnard Saturday and were defeated
by a Bethel Barnard team, ii to 4. The
victors viii play the regular town team
at Mccall park next Saturday afternoon
Miss Stella Flint is taking two months
vacation from her work as clerk IN the
ribbon department Of Shepard & Norwell's
store in Boston, and has come to Randolph
to recover from a persistent attack OF
bronchitis.
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge and son, Loren,
came the 18th from Nantasket Beach and
Hanover. Mass, where they had been the
guests of Mrs. Eldredge's sister. Hester-
day, Mr.. Eldredge and Master Loren went
to Highgate Springs.
Harry A. Eaton has formed a new part
nership in the silk business with II. =.
Barton and has opened the Retail SIX
store at Temple Place, Boston. They are
iobbers and importers and have just been
to New York to purchase goods.
Hon. James Hutchinson, administrator
of the Burton Blaisdell estate, has decided
the home farm OF 120 acres in the East part
OF the town to Burton Bialsden, Jrn iof
$500 aud the stock for $500. A second
farm OF 100 acres has been decided to John
Blaisdell for $500.
Mrs. Frank Pease, who has been caring |
for her father-in. law, Guy Pease, went to
her home in Jericho Monday to meet some
friends from away, and viii be here again
shortly Mr. Pease, who is confined TO
the bed, remains about the same ana some
DAYS has seemed little more comfortable
lately.
The case of A. II. Powers VS.. Charles
Lyon OF Chelsea was tried here tuesday
before Judge James Hutchinson, who
gave judgment for the plaintiff to recover
sl1.05 and costs. The suit was brought
for debt on a book account, and Stanley
{. Wilson, Esq, of Chelsea was counsel
for the defendant.
Miss Minnie CLANCY has finished nurs-
ing at the sanatorium and gone 10 her |
home In Ogdensburg. She is to resume
teaching and has position for the com
ing year at Cooperstown, n. y. Mrs. W.
L. Slack Is at present acting as house
keeper at the sanatorIum in the place OF
Mrs. Mary McCrillis, who is TO be in Barre
and Hardwick for awhile.
Mrs. Ruth Williams OF West Lebanon,
y. H., who had been some time with Mrs.
Alice Bruce, went yesterday TO RoXbury,
to which place the bodies OF her son and /
the late Burton and Luna WI
Iiams, have been removed from the Brain
tree cemetery Mrs. Bruce accompanied /
her to Roxbury and Northfeld. where /
Mrs. Williams will stay for awhile.
Among the young people entering |
higher Institutions Of learning this fall |
are Fred and Ernest Drew, who are going 4
to the University OF Vermont, the latter
to take the four years course, while the i
former intends to study al the university L
one year and finish at Harvard; Winfred
Bagiey, who will be enrolled in the me-
chsnical engineering department oi -. y.
NJ: Miss Grace Hayes and Miss Maurine
Thayer, who have also chosen I. V. VI.
for their college.
Potato raising on a large scale is being /
done by several farmers this year. Hale
4. Flint has one field OF 81 acres on
Braintree hill, mostly on new ground.
They were planted with a potato planter
and Mr. Flint has a sprlnkling machine
that handles four rows at a time. lie
bought l00 bushels OF seed from ID. II.
Morse. other raIsers are 4. b. Thomas, h
who has Il acres At Highland place and I
expects to send his product TO Florida /
for seed ID. II. Morse has eight acres and 4
Thomas Connolly six The rust has struck 7
the vines bard lately and Is being fought 1
with Bordeaux mixture. some indlea- /
tions of rot also appear. but the crop /
bids fair 10 excel that OF Maine and other /
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