Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hayward are visiting
Mrs. Merritt Root in Norwich.
Elmer rilson spent Sunday in West Ber
LIN with his cousin, Carl Thayer.
Rev. Mr.. Kinney OF Lee, Mass, was
guest at L. I. sparhawk's Monday.
Mrs. George Peck OF White River juno
tion visited Mrs. w. f.. Wedgwood Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Wotmoro returned to Keene
n. H., the 10th after a week With her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells.
Mrs. Mary Porter OF Randolph, Mass
who had been staying at the Center, was q
guest at j. III. Moulton's Sunday.
A. II. Powers drove to East Barre last
/ Thursday, returning Friday, and Monday
night had as guests at his house Mr. and
| Mrs. j. A. X. Corwin and Miss Luvia
| Hatch Of Chelsea.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Torrey has been entertaining
her son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
! Torrey, and the latter's father, c. Bartlett,
all OF Lyons, n. Y. They leave today
after a stay OF two weeks.
II. w. Vail, who had heen attending to
affairs on his farm in Pomfret, came home
/ yesterday to meet Mrs. Wallis cousins,
\ Misses Mary and Edith Brooks Of Mont
| pelier, who arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. J. =. Emerson Of Montpelier, who
| had been staying a week with her niece,
Mrs. j. B. Eidredge, left for home Tues
day, accompanied by Mrs. Eldredge's
mother, Mrs. A. j. McGlaHin.
n. Il. West, whose impaired heal h
made it necessary for him to leave here a
few weeks ago for his home IN Wisconsin,
is now al Ogdensburg in that state and al
ready feeling the benefit Of the change.
The next regular meeting of the Ran
dolph Moman's Literary club will be held
with Mrs. Homer White Saturday, Oct q.
Ladies are requested to meet one half hour
earlier for the transaction Of business.
Mrs. H. e. Sharpe is back from New
port, n. H., where she has been caring for
her stepmother, Mrs. Althea Mann, the
last month. Mrs. Sharpe arrived the 1Ath.
leaving Mrs. Mann much improved in
health.
Mrs. 2. n. Bean went back 10 Barre the
18th latter spending ten days with her
mother, Mrs. l.. A. Pearson, and Miss
Jessie Pearson, who had been keeping
house for Mrs. Bean in Barre, came home
yesterday.
Waldo Clement OF New York, touring
Vermont IN his automobile, was ut the
Randolph Inn Monday. Mr.. Clement,
who is a brother OF Hon. p W. Clement OF
Rutland. was accompanied by his wife and
another couple.
c. F. Moulton has sold that part OF the
Green Mountain stock farm known as the
John Morton and Wheeler places to John
Hai kins. The two sections comprise
about hundred acres each and are pro-
yiden with buildings.
Mrs. AFRO Hackett OF Winooski was with
her brother, Asa Snow, from Thursday 10
Monday, and her daughter, Mrs. A. j.
kimball. also OF Winooski, who had been
,rTeff u nnlrgtF rnI
went away yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. George p. Morris Of Hart
land made carriage trip to Randolph FRI
day, passing the night with Mrs. Morris
mother, Mrs. q. Il. Jones, and driving TO
Rochester the next day. Today Mrs.
Jones and her niece, Mrs. George Pinney,
drive to Tunbridge.
Emmons f., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.
Snow of Montpelier, former residents Of
Randolph, is to be married Saturday in
Springfield, Mass, to Miss Ruth Webb Of
that place. The groom's parents and his
brother, w. o. Snow, and wife have gone
from Montpelier to Springfield 10 attend F.
the wedding.
Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and daughter
Helen, went yesterday to Boston, where
Mrs. Blanchard is the guest tocayof Mrs. .
Gilman Wheeler at a breakfast given by
the Boston association OF Daughters OF .
Vermont at Hotel Nendome. Before their .
return, Mrs. Blanchard and Helen viii .
spend two weeks with Mrs. L. l.. Perry IN
Maiden, Mass.
Col. A. b. Chandler is having re-roofed +.
and put in watcr-tight condition the old .
stone schoolhouse in which he used to
help the busy whisper circle round that
the dismal tIdiugs when the
master frowned. The building, m a
situation by the side OF the
brook and near the Chandler homestead,
is no longer in use but has too many
allowed to go to rain.
Mrs. S. S. Briggs and her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. +. Granger, have moved from A.
n. Hayes to the house on Prospect avenue
by Mrs. Briggs Of j. b. Drew.
Mrs Granger's children, Fred and Miss
Edith Granger, were home from Mont
peier seminary over Sunday, bringing
with them Miss Edith's roommate, Miss
Viola Nerks Of White River Junction, who
stopped here Saturday on her way to the
Junction to see her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
l. S. Yerks.
The Randolph company OF Camp Ran
iolph, Highgate Springs, held its annual
Friday night in W. r. Lamson's
store and elected these officers for the
coming year President, Hon. James
secre airy and treasurer, w.
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L. shatJuck. A. y. Bass, Dr. +. @. Blan-
,hard and Dr. A. G.. Bailey; auditor, Dr.
Bailey. 1t was a good season for camping
md the rate at the boarding house was
igured at Is cents meal
II. G. Thomas Of stowe, fish and game
was In town Monday to
make an investigation regarding an al
eyed violation Of the law regulating the
hunting OF deer. The deer was killed last
October. but the matter has not previously
been taken up because the respondent be-
anne a fugitive the day after this Odensc
was committed and has only lately made
lis appearance IN the state again. Mr..
Thomas found ths' be deer Was shot boz
R0x bury, which brings The case under the
Jurisdiction Of the Washington county
,ourt, 50 he departed that afternoon 90
Montpelier to isv the case before the
states attorney OF Washington county.