Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20

T.. A. Thomas store and is now in Queche'
visiting his mother, going Tuesday.
One hundred twenty-five people left
this station Monday morning TO attend
Ringing Brothers circus in Montpelier
G. r. Moves, who is now located IN
Westford, where he has a general store,
has just been appointed postmaster OF
that place.
The Sugar Market shipped a carload OF
syrup, 5000 gals, Monday to Reed, Muir
doch Il Co., Burlington, bought for tins
firm last spring.
Miss Katherine Denison came back
Tuesday night from Nashua, y. H., where
she had been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
John r. Spring.
Miss Hattie King, who came home
Saturday after a six weeks sojourn In
Boston, went Monday TO White River
Junction for week.
DR.. Walter c. Woodward OF the Rhode
Island hospital, Providence, X. l., Is 10
town for two weeks, visiting his perents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Woodward.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, having finished
a year as assistant in the high school at
Milford, n. H., has joined her family at
their summer cottage in this place.
Mrs. w. II. Kenney started Monday
night for st. Louis, Mo, TO be with Mr..
kenney, who is gradually failing with
consumption at the hospital there.
The Randolph town team viii play
Sharon at Mccall park Saturday at $3.50
p. m. Sharon has been playing good ball
this year and a sharp contest is looked
for.
Mrs. A. L. Cooper went to Plainfeld
Tuesday to meet DR.. Cooper, who had
been there a few days, and for a week or
so they are to visit in Plainfield, Cabot
and Marshdeld.
Eugene Greene has bought OF Mrs. Hat
tie Rogers OF Lilleville her farm OF 20 |
acres on this side OF the mountain in |
Rochester and intends to use il as a kind |
Of summer residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Moulton were in |
Burlington Tuesday to attend the funeral /
OF Hon. W. l.. Burhap, one Of the most 1
prominent lawyers OF the state and a class |
mate OF Mr.. Moulton in Dartmouth col
lege.
Prof. w. X. Cummings came Yesterday /
from Hatfield, Mass, 10 visit his daughter,
Miss Julia Cummings, at the home OF her
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powers
Mr.. Cummings made part of the journey
by wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen, who had
been spending few weeks at the Ran
dolph Inn, started Saturday on their way
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at Boston and places in New Jersey and
the South en- route.
A small old barn on the Richard Robin
son farm was burned YESTERDAY, supposed
10 have been struck by lightning. Two or
three tons OF straw inside were lost. being
It's sole contents. 1t was located some dis
lance from any other buildings. Unin-
sured.
Clinton Andrew, the two-year-old son
II Mr. and Mrs fFtnatfr ~ / /,
asst Thursday after a brief illness with .
cholera intantum. The funeral was held
1t the home i'm Beanville Saturday after
noon at ! O'Clock, Rev. Fraser Metzger
)fliciating.
A party Of young people, composed OF !
Messrs. Roy Huse, Harry Morton and Guy :
)sha, Misses May Cone, Esther George /
md Ruth Draper will leave Saturday with /
heir chaperone, Miss Mary S. Dubois, for a
Springs to spend week or ten :
lays at the Boyden cottage at Camp Ran
lolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Davis, who went
rom here in March to Williston. n. D., S
dr. Davis having pos tion as civil engi-
leer on the government irrigation works q
n Dakota, started East again Saturday.
us work hereafter to be in New York. ,
Hrs. Davis is expected in town before !
ong by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
'umrill.
Miss Mary A. Howard, teacher in the q
ublic schools of Springfield, Mass, who
J spending the summer with her mother.
lrs. {. Nj. Howard, was operated on at n
be Randolph Sanatorium yesterday for z
ppendicitis in an advanced stage. Ord.
;. Clifford performed, assisted hv Drs. L. 4
/. Russlow and II. B. Mcintyre She is D
eported comfortable this morning. !,
The executive committee OF the Windsor
ounty Veterans association meets today v
I Rochester TO complete arrangements for W
be reunion to be held there Aug. 10. Sew II
raj important speakers have accepted in
ltatlons to be present, among whom are
Governor Bell, Judge Z. S. Palmer Of Bur-
ugton. CONGRESSMAN Kittredge Hastins.
Ion. Hugh Henry and Gen. Lucia Of Mont.
elier.
Salisbury Brothers will shut down their
irniture factory next Saturday night un-
! a week from the following tuesday.
ext Tuesday. as guests of the members
the firm, the ). b. ball nine will journey
, Caspian lake, Greensboro, BY All.
avs big team and enjoy q four davs' out Ell
y at the camp where II. B. and +. T.
ilisbury are located. They expect 70
ay two games OF ball during their So ~
urn at the lake with teams Of that local
W. ]. Blodgett went to New York last
thursday to meet his aunt, Mrs. Wv
mes Of Gambler, Fla, who had been in
lspital at Ocala some time, suffering
ON nervous dyspepsia, and had been or II
red north by the physicians. Her sister.
rs. Hugh Fraser Of LaChute, Que, WAS III
n travelling COMPANION from Florida and =
it'll Mr.. Blodgett, brought her to Ran -
llph Monday night, taking her TO the II
for treatment. While in New
ork, Mr.. Blodgett attended the great
rniture exhibit being held in that CITY -
ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. II. BEAN 81,
) unham St Melrnsa Mass