Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-01
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

II. 3. Bell went to New York Monday
to visit the dry goods markets.
Mrs. Z. W. A. Putnam and Mrs. n. A
Tuesday D''''u
II. J. Dunbar OF Montreal spent Sunday
with his wife AZ the home OF her mother
Mrs. d. II. Gourley.
Miss Agnes Dunbar began teaching
Monday IN the fourth grade Of the Bel
lows Falls High school.
Mrs. W. W. Bean came home FRIDAY
from week m Barre with her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bean.
Mrs. Fred c. Davis, who had been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs 81 B. Rum
rill, returned to Albany, y. v, Saturday
Mrs. David Bosworth left Saturday for
her home in Bristol after spending two
weeks with her father, Hon. VIM. II.
Nichols.
Miss Josie Reddy, for the last three
years clerk in y. r.. Cham berlain's store
IN Burlington, has entered the employ of
Bell Brothers.
g. r. Smith has a butterfly OF most beau
tiful colors that emerged in its present
form Feb. = and measures six and fourth
inches from tip to tip Of its wings.
Clarence Hull, who works in the Russ
low livery stable, was taken Sunday with
an attack OF German measles, and IS III at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ID Hull
Or. G. W. Scott has begun the work OF
repairing his block, which was damaged
by fire last week, and is changing it from
story and half to two-story structure
with fiat roof.
Mss Anne Dubois went to Hanover, ~
H., Sunday to be the guest for a week Of
her cousin, DIR. Gilman Frost, aud family
Her place as Librarian Is being filled dur
ing her absence by Miss Annie Walsh.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson and her grand
daughter, Marguerite Hutchinson, came
Monday from Barre, where they had been
paying four days visit TO the formers
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Evan Evans delightfully."- enter
tanned dozen ladies of her acquaintance
Friday afternoon at her residence on Pros
pect street. Progressive whist was the
form OF diversion and elegant buffet re-
freshments were served.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fits the
house on Weston street, known as the
Lewis Fish place, to Rev. and Mrs. g. 0.
Howe, who have bought 1t for an invest
ment The price was sl700
ID. n. Morse started out Monday with
the state board OF agriculture. Of which he
is a mem Der, for The final series OF Farm
ers' institutes that the board has been
giving this season, the places remaining
to visit being Ludlow, Saxtons River,
Dummerston and Vernon.
Robert Flint, who had been staying
with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r.
Flint, while recovering from injuries re-
ceiyed Ia an explosion OF the air pipe IN
the tunnel under the Hudson river, where
he was running a stationary engine, went
back to New York Sunday.
The questions for discussion at the next
Grange meeting March 10 will be Should
the farmers Of this vicinity encourage the
corn canning industry, and why should
parcels post be established by the govern
ment ID. ID. Howe and w. w. Jones will
lead the discussion on the corn canning
question, and A. NJ. Vaughan and II. W.
Vail on the parcels post. The musical part
OF the program will be In charge OF Glenn
Bailey, and Miss Esther George will give a
recitation.
Charles II. Nichols, civil engineer with
Pettee, CURLY & Greene, architects OF New
York city, having offices at West 3lst
street, arrived last Thursday at The Man
chester with Mr.. pettee and three
draughtsmen Of the firm for winter out
ing in Vermont. The party tramped over
the hills, filling their city lungs with
country ozone, and even ventured the
mountain businesses OF Rochester. sun
day all returned to New York except Mr..
Nichols, who left the next day.
The snowshoe club observed Washing
toms birthday by a sleighing expedition
to Randolph Center, in which thirty-seven
participated. Two big teams conveyed
the party to "The Hin, p where they shod
themselves with various sizes OF tennis
rackets and proceeded to make quite de-
cided impressions on the snowscape.
Having thoroughly peck marked the
scenery, they adjourned TO the Maple
wood and, with appetites sharpened by
exercise, attacked an elegant supper, after
which the remainder of the evening was
spent in games and dancing.
A Gift OF Books.
The Randolph Womsn's Literary club
has presented to the Kimball Public libra
nv the thirty-four volumes comprising
its last years purchase of new books.
These works, which have been eatalogued
and are now in circulation. are named