Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
Randolph.



GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
i Miss Olive Sargent, who clerks in Barre,
3 spent Sunday at home.
/ The high and graded schools win close
tomorrow for vacation OF two weeks.
+ Miss Flora Bell Is in New York this
week, attending the millinery openings
I IN that city.
Charles II. Crandan Of Woodstock was
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. =. 4. Sails
bury, Sunday.
4 Mrs. Henry Allen was called to Bellows
Falls Monday oy the illness OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jessie Remington.
/ Mrs. g. w. Drew and her trimmer, Miss
Gertrude Trerise, returned Saturday from
/ their millinery trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Orson Woodcock are
entertaining Mrs. Woodcock's niece, Mrs.
Avis Fair, Of South Woodbury..
i Miss Estella Blanchard was home from
+ Goddard seminary over Sunday with
{ fellow student, Miss Bessie Wyman
f A daughter, the fifth in family Of sew
en- promising children, was born last
/ Thursday night TO Mr.. and Mrs. X W.
/ Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Buck and little
daughter went to Lebanon, y. H., Friday
and staid over Sunday with Air. Bucks
mother.
I Miss Hattie Wheeler, who was the
guest of Miss Grace Banister last week.
has gone to Roxbury, Mass, where she
has found employment.
Mrs. ID. NJ. English has gone to Everett,
Mass. to remain through the spring, and
perhaps part of the summer, with her
daughter, Mrs. Flora French.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 5. Chamberlain re-
turned Friday from Montpelier, leaving
Mrs, Chamberlan's sister, Miss Mary
Pratt, very comfortably recovering rom
the grip.
lanes Derby and w. II. Bagley have
moved back to Granville from the Alonzo
Emery farm. which they carried on last
year. and the place is now rented 70 T. ,.
Tewksbury.
George r. Dustin and his son Of Derry.
n H. have been visiting their Bowen ana
Dustin relatives lately in Bethel 6ilead,
from which place Mr.. Dustin, ST., removed
some thirty years ago.
Mrs. II. j. Corwin, who had been taking
care Of her mother, Mrs Sarah 5. Powers,
through an attack OF bronchitis, was able
to 90 back TO Lowell, Mass, Friday, Mrs.
Powers being considered eOnyalescent,
Miss Minnie Smith started Monday for
New York to spend a week IN studying
HE spring STYLES in dressmaking. she
stopped at Springfield, Mass, en- route,
Tor a brief visit with Mrs. W. W. sprague'
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Mussey are to move
the first OF April from the upper part oil
Mrs Z. Nj. Huward's house on south
Main street to the house ON Howard street
owned BY Mis-. +. p. Bartlett Of Boston
and last occupied by A. p. Draworidge'
The Iowa City Iowa Daily Press, in 10
issue of February ., announced ths
marriage engagement OF Miss sarah OliVia
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene PAINE
10 Or. Coleman l.. Hoffman OF Rockton, III
= The young lady is a sister 81 Charles faih'
aud a niece Of Mrs. o. W, Broekway'
b.. Chadwick has sold his house q
Central street for $500 to kimball WI
liams, who viii take possession OF bus pur
chase the last Of this month or the hrsl o
Apru. Mr.. Chadwick, who has been II
the employ of a hardware firm IN concord
n. n. nearly a year, will move his family
10 that city as soon as he can find SUIT
able tenement. -.
j. larov Mann, who was recently
app0inted toa government position n eiVi
lenR{ueerinr AT Denver, Col, has heei
Transferred TO South Dakota, where ne 7
10 have. instead OF office work, the melt
work which be much prefers he ieit 70
Dakota Monday, going from Hanover
where be has been professor IN the iha4e
school 81 Civil Engineering for seyera
carroll II. Pratt Of Brooklyn. y. Y. ar
rived Friday with his mother, Mrs. Iuein
Pratt, who had been passing the Winte
with him. They came directly ltoI
Springfield. Mass, where Mrs. frai wa
called about three weeks ago by the sud
dor death OF her brothers. law. Nose
\ Relknap. Mr.. Pratt went back 10 brook
Ivn Monday, leaving his mother al u
home OF her brother, Judson fitts.
Rev. +. q. Rainey, who has been paste
81 the Methodist churches IN Lyndon an
I.vudonville this last year, Is 10 give
tha work at conference time on account
the throat trouble, which bad deVelope
before he left Randolph and now REQUIRE
complete rest from the strain OF preaching
lie viii 90 to Round lake, ,. A. Whel
he has a summer cottage, and take U
X.rny treatment at Albany. from whtc
favorable results are expected
- Tomorrow will come break ~ II
n austerities OF Lent, the ltth OF Marc
being Kept as feast day IN honor OF ?
Patrick. the patron saint 81 ilelahu' y y
like the great men Of so many oth
states and countries, sprang from anoth'
rtponie than the one with which hc
nopularly identified. His birthplace VI
Scotland. but his great missionary labo
were Ireland, and his uamesakes "
world over are never hastily mistake
Jesse Rlodeett, OF versatile genius,
en- nov at the head Of a vaudeville troupe u
d., bearing under the name e the Lone ~
~ Dramatic company, q collection OF sew
.or talented young men, who give an auQ4tti
that Is reported ns good show, with y
additional fun Of guessing a. the Lol
star. Besides Mr.. Blodgett, the actors 2
Raw Hubbard, l.ouis Carlisle, Minor SIM
lc6iored1, Glenn Stone, Louis Wtliiaf
ard Glenn Cushmau 81 Mortified. IN
played 20 an sli house ~ Wlitian4 y
FRIDAY night. and VI. W. Banister help
ont M entertainment With a talk again
earltai punishment MIR. Blodgett, vi
appears 70 be fairly launched on theati
~ career. expects 10 take his company
Breokaeld. snowsviile and Roxbury.
The Randolph Woman's Literary eli
met with Mrs W. B. Nisll saturday ats
noon. March nth. The subject Tor I
afternoon was "Modern Music, ana {
lS roll call was responded 20 by musical 81