Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
BELL Bros,

of Nelsonville, o., paid a brief visit to
| their cousin, Mrs. Sarah Shortt Powers,
coming Saturday and leaving Tuesday.
The Randolph National bank paid to
stock holders July IFS 5Sth semi-annual
dividend of per cent and an extra dyi-
dend Of 3 per cent from the undivided pro-
fits.
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury has accepted
her former position of preceptress at
Lamoille Central academy at Hyde Park,
as she has been offered large increase in
salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Nichols and
three children from River Road, y. j., are
among the vacationists in town, arriving
Tuesday at the home Of his fatner, Nor
man Nichols.
Miss Fannie Prince left Sunday to re-
sumo her duties as stenographer in AL
bany, n. T., and was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Evelyn Denny, who viii visit
there awhile.
Rev. Fraser Metzger has gone to Free
hold, n. Y, to return next week with
Mrs. Metzger and their infant, who
have been with relatives in Freehold
about three months.
Arthur q. Putnam is with his family for
a short vacation, arriving yesterday from
New York, in which city he became con-
nected with the Pond Extract company
about six months ago.
B. G. Goodwin celebrated the Fourth by
going fishing and landed four fine speci-
mems of trout, one OF which weighed a
pound and seven ounces and another a
pound and three ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierce and son
of Boston are at George Z. Flint's, while
Mrs. NJ. NJ Blanchard of Brooklyn, Ia,
and her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Shanks OF
Daytona, Fla, are at II. f. Flint's.
Miss Mary Howard, who teaches in
Springfield, Mass, came Saturday to pass
the summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. {. NJ. Howard, whose sister, Mrs. j..
Il. Gushing of Boston, arrived Tuesday.
The circulation of books from the KIM
ball Public library during June amounted
to 1856 volumes with a daily average OF
81 lI-22. Glass books were l43 (i05E);
Juveniles, 245 (20.2eo), and fiction, $50 g.
so
Miss Olive Sargent has gone to Hull
Beach, near Boston, TO be employed
through the summer, and her sister, Miss
Blanche, has found a situation for the
season in the United States hotel at
Saratoga Springs.
&. n. and Mrs. James Z. Mccall are at
Elm cottage again, returning from New
York Tuesday, and have with them, Mrs.
MNAuAl hAHASAs saAos AAtAAluhANsf nEN sun
and daughter, Mr.. Hewitt and stuart
Leyison OF New York.
William Lawton and Misses Mamie and
Josie Sault of Derby, Conn.,, are at +. T.
S4ult's for a two weeks vacation. MIR.
Lawton is general agent Of the Sterling
Piano company, by which firm the young
ladies are also employed. alU
Miss Harriet Rand OF Royalton has been
seriously IN ar ;. W. Howards from an
attack OF appendicitis, but is now SO much |
better that her sister, Mrs. Ma bel Adams
Of South Hero, who had been caring for
her, went away this morning.
Miss Ada Fits and friend, Miss Orissa
Baxter both of Boston, reached Randolph !
last Thursday and yesterday went to
Mortified to stay over night. Today Miss
Baxter returns TO Boston, and Miss Fits /
goes to HaverhIll, \. H., for the rest of
the month.
Capt and Mrs. B. f. Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. y. Rising, Air. and Mrs. {. 3. [
Hubbard, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrill
drove 10 barnard yesterday 10 attend the
reunion and picnic Of Orange and Wind
sor county veterans. j. X. Williams was
also present.
The board OF school directors met Tues
day evening and organized BY electing DR.. !
r. Z. Angel chairman. The corps Of teach
ers last year nave ali been reelected and /
are to continue In the school another year
with the exception Of the special teacher
in music and drawing.
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. /
san born on Weston street Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Ella A. Scales WAS united in
marriage TO Fillmore A. Bruce, the
officiating clergyman being Rev. samuel
Knowles, pastor OF the Baptist church. [
The couple left on the afternoon train for
a brief trip in northern New YORK, after
which they will return TO Randolph.
William Woodland Sprague and Miss
Cora Emma Snyder were married Tuesday
IN Waterford, y. Y, at the b lme Of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. ambridge at II Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprsgue reached Randolph
on the evening express and will be at
home 10 their friends after August / az
their residence on the eorner Of Highland z
and Prospect avenues.
The supreme court has handed down q
decree that the piece % land IN Braintree,
which has been the subject Of four 4
years chancery suit against the estate Of
II. A. Flint. shall be decded TO Mrs r. = {
Abbott anc that sbe shall receive s99.s8 i
costs THIS suit, 70 obtain title 20 piece +
of land ilCll dEd in s purchase made % the
late b. a. kHul, vas brought against the
late Henry Pitts. nrsi a11uiuIstrafol q ne
Flint estate. aud bis successor iu ofiaz- H.
". Mcintyre.
William NeEicke-s ard fellow polan-
der from Barre started Tuesday % s. %
Northneld bat nere carried ~ and landed
ia this village. They we're considerably f
intoxicated end, b. trying 20 gel Iassagc .
on q freight back q Nur2bhclo. had such .
an alteration ugh the trziEmen that .
Traiu-uasrer keith asked Dgputy sheriff
f. - Abbott 20 arrest McNickers, " ho Vas .
nlsced is the lock-Bn. he Vas brought
before Judge Nichols yesterday and plead
ed not guilty. but wss proven - and nucd
5 and costs. amounting in all 20 sZ4-2i.
Not having the cash WIKI ban, De wtnt 20 i