Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-19

Again the store be- 81 eks
To labor rather middling hard
Aselling ribbon by the yard
Another fifty weeks.
Mrs. Calvin Tilden OF Boston is visiting
Mrs. III. q. Beekman.
Miss Helen Miller has been in SPRING
field, Mass, since Tuesday.
DR.. {. NJ. Campbell Of Rochester was at
j. L. Moses last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Morse and son returned the
18th from visit 10 relatives in Shoreham
Harvey Kendrick of East Thetford was
with his brother, A. +. kendrck, over
Sunday.
II. v. Fletcher was in Montpelier yester-
day to appear before the board Of pension
examiners.
Mrs. John L. Hutchinson and three
daughters have gone 10 Pittsfield for a
brief sojourn.
Mrs. Bridget Armstrong, housekeeper at
the Catholic parsonage, has been In Barre
since Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodward OF
Chaplin, H., were at ID. {. Woodwards
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ralph Dunn has gone to Hsrdwick to
see his uncle, +. l.. Dunn, and has also
little outing at Caspian lake in prospect.
I Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. McLaurln OF Hav-
U
Monday to visit among his people in that
I vicinity.
/ Gen. and Mrs. c. p. Miller OF Washing
/ ton, d. e., are at DR.. II. II. Mclntyre's for
few days before going to Pomfret to
spend a month.
I Mrs. Jane Spear OF S.. Paul, Mimi. who
had been staying with Mrs. George l..
Spear, departed Wednesday to Nortnfield
and later Will 60 to Winooski.
N. G. Cir enc, who has but just recovered
from a severe sttack Of erysipeas, is again
left side that was opened Monday.
W. p. Flint was thrown from lead Of
hay by a sudden start OF the horses few
days ago, and had his right limb badly
bruised by the wheels passing over it.
Charles Holman, who was operated upon
some weeks ago, was able TO leave the san
atorium Sunday and go TO his home on
Weston street for the remainder OF his
conyalescence.
A party Of p young people had a picnic
supper in Mari Castle park Monday even-
ing and later toasted marshmallows at a
big bonfire and woke the echoes with a
chorus rendering OF familiar songs.
The boarding house at Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs, will open Monday for
four weeks with Mrs Ella Wills Of East
Braintree in charge, assisted by Miss
susie howard OF iue 0tDltrs a BOOulN ]
number of campers is expected during the |
month at this favorite resort.
The Demeritt & Palmer Packing COM
pany, finding he boiler that tame for their 4
new plant in this village not worth setting
up, have sent it back and purchased a
larger one that was part OF the equipment 4
OF the old screen mill. ID. w. Cooley has
taken the contract to move the boiler and /
install it in its new quarters.
npa- a.
of Randolph now living in Melrose, Mass,
was operated upon for appendicitis Sun
day at the Sunnyside hospital in Melrose
and very favorable reports OF her condi-
tion have since been received Her two
little daughters, Grace and Ruth, are with
their grandparents in Northheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Lamson went to
Albany, n. ". yesterday and after weeks
stay in that city with their daughter, Mrs.
Theron Brooks, will journey to Camp
Randolph, Higbgate Springs, by way OF
Lakes George and Champlain. About the
time OF their departure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks will start for Buffalo and make a
tour OF the Thousand islands OF the St
Lawrence before meeting them in High
gate.
Miss Margaret OfHoro OF Fitchburg,
Mass, has been making the Inn her head
quarters while renewing her acquaintance
with Randolph, which she left about Is
years ago. She is the daughter OF stephen
O'Horo, now deceased, who used to have a
farm on Hebard hill and left five girls all
of whom are in Fltchburg. Miss Margaret
and one of her sisters being dressmakers
there. From here Miss O'Horo went Tues
day to Bethel to spend little time before
returning home.
Miss Constance Manchester OF Winches-
ter, Mass, is spending the summer with
her relatives at The Manchester, whose
other guests at present are Nelson Martin
of Cambridge, Mass. Miss Elizabeth Shor-
ley and Miss Mary Allen OF Providence,
RI. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daniels OF
Wrentham, Mass, have also been at The
Manchester ten days hut were obliged to
leave yesterday on account Of Mr.. Daniels,
who VAS seriously affected by the rarehed
atmosphere OF this mountainous region.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. slocum OF New
York were at the Inn Tuesday, on com
bined business and pleasure trip. Mr..
Slocum. who is a lawyer, came as the
sgent Of some New York parties TO locate
the Wells Granger farm that has sately
come into the possession OF his principals
through real estate exchange with J.
Laroy Mann. After placing the property
with the A. 3. Cushman agency to sell, be
and his wife continued their journey 10
Burlington to return to New York By way
Of Albany.
The idea Of the Van Camp company To-
eating a $4,000 milk c1ndensiug plant IN
the state IS causing most Of the larger towns
to prick mp their ears, give their chops AZ
anticipatory lick and Nag their boards 81
trade IN an ingratiating manner. Ran
dolph and Middiebnry have been standing .
on their hind legs in an appealing attitude
Tor some time, and now Bellows Pals runs
up bound 90 snatch the tempting industry, 4
while Springfield fancies Il would just re-
lieve the ''gOneness" she has ielt since the .
a Pm .1N Ha %
saws that the agent % the Van Camps, II. F..
n Carlisle. is 20 he there in few days,
and every effort win be made 90 nail the .
business Tor that place. Though other
towns may have inducements 20 oner flr
the establishment of such a piant. it is
doubtful II any 81 them can show such
milk producing section as the one sur
rounding this village.