Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. E. t. Salisbury spent Sunday in
Norwich.
Mrs. E. A. George and son, Harry, were
IN Mortified over Sunday.
| The Misses Coggin OF Boston are guests
at Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury's for several
weeks.
Willard, SON of James Mutually, is i'll
with measles and the house on Film street
is quarantined.
Miss Ida Bailey returned Saturday from
a weeks stay in Sharon as the guest Of
Mrs. L. L. Jennings.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers is at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro, for the season, acting as
housekeeper for A. q. Wheeler.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith was called Friday to
Alton, ~ y. by the critical illness with
pneumonia of her brother, Mr.. Hall.
Miss Olive Sargent, after years clerk
ship in the A. p. Abbott store in Barre,
is at home on two months vacation.
Misses Lula and Emma Blakely have
gone to White River Junction to work in
the depot restaurant during the summer.
Mrs. g. w. Morrow and her sister, Miss
| Mae Whitmore. went TO Greens boro Mon
day to open their cottage at Caspian Lake.
Mrs. George Richardson OF Wolcott, who
had been passing two weeks with her
brother, G. b. Emery, and family, went
away Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mann, who had
been visiting friends and relatives in the
village for week, took their departure
Friday for their home in Springfield.
There will be a regular convocation Of
Whitney chapter, No. 5, in Masonic
hall Monday evening, June IL, at 1850
O'Clock sharp. A good attendance is
desired.
An ambulance brought Mrs. +. p Hutch
ins Sunday from Barre city 10 the sanato-
rum, where she is being treated. Mrs.
Hutchins has been unconscious over four
weeks as the result of shock.
Miss Gertrude Courtney, who substituted
in the fifth grade OF the public school last
year on account OF the illness OF the regu-
lar teacher, Miss Blanche Adams, departed
Monday to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Hill of Boston, paymaster OF the
Boston 4 Maine railroad. arrived at The
Manchester Saturday with his wife and
daughter, who are to remain few weeks
for the benefit OF the daughters health.
Mr.. Hill went back to Boston Monday.
DC. Woodward has placed a White
Mountain ice cream freezer and Belknap
Little Giant motor in the Randolph bak-
cry, which has now, in addition TO the
proprietor, another experienced baker in
the person Of Frank Harrington Of Bos-
ton.
Fred T. Bradish, formerly OF Randolph,
who sold out his butter tub fastener BUSH
ness in Medford, Mass, some time ago,
has just moved his family 10 Bellows Fails,
where be has become connected with the
Office OF the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany.
Miss Lula Smith OF Jacksonville, Fla,
al h..r Mre PARKER Smith. AT
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer's last Thursday night
She win remain at the North through the
summer, going with her mother and Mrs.
Thayer to HIghgate Springs the latter part
of next week.
Miss Marion Bennett OF Boston, who is
well known in Randolph through having
been a summer visitor at p. j. Blanchard's
the last two years, has gone 10 Denver,
Col, to live, her health obliging her 70
seek drier climate than is to be found IN
New England.
A horse at the Green Mountain Stock
farm that had been hurt some time ago,
stun bled over a clod Of dirt in the road
Monday and fell, breaking one foreleg near
the shoulder. Ii was one OF the older ana
less valuable horses, though good 10 work,
and was shot at once TO end its misery.
The underpinning OF Z. E. Evans new
house on Prospect avenue is very beauti-
full as well as costly thing. II is OF blue
Florentipe marble from the quarries In
Rutland and is said to be unequalled In
the state except by a similar underpinnlng
to magnificent residence in Rutland city.
Colburn q vaille are closing out their
stock OF goods next to the postotiice pre-
paratory to removing their clothing store
from Randolph to Hardwick. The change
OF location will be made about the nrst OF
August, when l.. p. Vaille, who is 10 con-
tinue in charge OF the store, will take up
his residence in Hardwick.
Milton L. Chadwick, who has been IN
precarious state OF health for about TWO
years, went to DR.. Sparhawk's sanitarlum
in Burlington last week TO receive general
treatment, Mrs. Chadwick accompanying
him. He has been so much better this
spring as to feel encouraged to hope Tor
the re-esta blishment of his health
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Kent Of West
Salisbury were with his brother, l.. u.
Kent, and family last week from Wednes-
day TO Saturday. Before returning to
Salisbury, Mr.. Kent went to White River
Junction and disposed Of the laundry
machinery which he used while in busi-
ness in Bethel ana which had been storeu
here.
l.. G. Erskine has been crippled for more
than a week with a sprained ankle, the re-
suit of a kick from horse he was shoeing.
The animal hit him with sufficient force
to send him across the shop, and nearly
broke his left ankle. Mr.. Erskine took
advantage Of his enforced vacation TO visit
his father in Roxbury Friday and satur-
day. Mrs. Erskine has also been seriously
i'll.
Judson l.. Scott, proprietor OF the
Franklin House at Highgate Springs for
36 wears, and well-known to the cottagers
of Camp Randolph, died suddenly at
O'Clock Friday evening OF heart failure.
He had been in poor health all the spring
but had been busy as usual for several
weeks experimenting the work of putting
the hotel and cottages in readiness Tor
summer guests. - u -gsst,1
will Preston of Brookfeld, who has
been working in Bethel lately, was ar
rested in this village Saturday night on
the charge Of intoxication and lodged IN
the lock up over Sunday. Monday morn
ing he had hearing before Judge VIM.