Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds and Mrs.
|. $. Chase are IN Boston for short time,
leaving Monday.
Inilla, the little daughter OF b. A. Dur
kee, has been sick with tonsilitis, but is at
present improving.
Mrs. Eli sault and daughter, Evelyn,
spent Sunday in White River Junction
with Mrs. Sault's brother, Frank Green
ough.
Miss Emma Seymour has returned from
a stay OF two months in Ware, Mass, 10
resume her duties as housekeeper for Hon.
James Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kingsbury and
two children OF Boston and Miss Mabel
Lamb Of Warren were at NJ. W. Camp
BELLS and l.. Z. Drew's yesterday.
George Lowell, who had been living in
the family OF George b. Emery since last
Thanksgiving, went to Newport, n. H.,
Monday to make his home there for the
present.
A six-year- r-old boy, named Ernest Ingra-
ham, from the Home for Destitute chill
dren in Burlington, journeyed TO this sta
tion Saturday tagged for delivery to +. J..
Blodgett of No tn Randolph who met the
child and took HIM home.
The Randolph Musical ASSOCIATION will
present the cantata, "Joseph,n in Bethel
Monday night with the assistance OF NJ.
A. Davis OF M1rshfield and g. g. Clement
OF Warren, N. H., who stage the piece
and have drilled the company.
Henry Norton, who has been living
near Bristol lately, is again in the employ
Of C. f. Moulton at the stock farm, where,
previous to bis departure, he had worked
for twelve or fourteen wears. lie and his
family are to occupy the Herrick place.
Mrs. Harry J. Corwin Of Lowell, Mass,
having been in Chelsea with Mr.. Corwin
on a visit 20 his mother, Mrs. j. A. X.
Corwin, who is very sick, came here Mon
day and stayed until Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah 5. Powers, before re-
turning to Lowell.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre stopped here
Monday night on her way from Woods
Vile, N a., where she has been passing
the winter, TO Burlington to remain in
that city until the Easter vacation of the
University OF Vermont, in which her
daug hter, Miss Alice, is a student.
A team OF II Odd Fellows from North-
field worked the Patriarchal and Royal
Purple degrees for Excelsior eneampment
Friday night and were the guests OF honor
at a collation. following the work. Among
the visitors were q. r. Andrews, Alex
Eddy, Mayo Blake and Edward McGlaflin.
Charles Rugg, who was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. II &. Soper during a nine
received osteopathic treatments Of Or. |
Francis Eaton, took his departure for
Boston Sunday fully relieved OF the IN ef |
fects OF a serious fall sustained some time |
before his arrival.
The automobile show in Boston last !
week was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. |
Evans, r. II. Chamberlin, e. f.. Brooks |
and J. NJ. Phelps. Mr.. Evans purchased |
10 horsepower, 4-cylinder Ford runa- |
bout while there, and Mr. Phelps came |
back a licensed. chauffeur after a seven |
weeks course in the city.
II. G. Woodwork saw a herd of 10 deer /
picturesquely grouped on a ledge back of /
his farm house last Thursday, il being /
probably the same bunch seen by Willis /
Howard earlier in the week at II. r. Flint's /
farm on the Braintree road. The mem- /
bers OF the herd are said to vary in size /
from the fawn to the stately buck.
Deacon and Mrs. W. r. Howard are en-
their granddaughter, Mrs. 1
Ernest Whitney and ochildren Of Gard /
ner, Mass, VINO arrived last Thursday |
Mr. Whitney, who came with them, is .
agent for all kinds OF road making ma
Chinery with Vermont and New Hamp- /
shire Tor part Of his territory and will |
make his headquarters in Randolph dur
ing the indefinite stay of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Raymond and Miss
Annie Walsh started Sunday on a trip to
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington and Baltimore, from which the
first two named expect to return the 2Sth
Of March, while Miss Walsh may remain
for awhile In Boston. During the absence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Raymond, Edward Mason
is olerking in the store Of Tewksbury &
Raymond, being on leave of absence
from the University of Vermont, whose
Easter recess is near al hand
Oliver Tucker has vacated the cottage
house OF /. ID. Williams on Dudley street
and is occupying the upper tenement In
the Rising house on Pearl street Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are to take possession
Of the Gotta ge aud leave the brick house,
in which Grange hall Is Gated, to their
son, Victor. who has moved his family
here from New Haven, Conn. Mr.. VIII
liams, Sr., intends also to remodel the
shop adjoining the cottage on Dudley
street into dwelling house.
Ball PLAYERS are beginning to "sit up and
tase notice Of the White river valley
league project or championship series Of
gamfs. 4 prominent Bethel player writes
The HERALD, making this sugges ion:-
II am in favor Of organizing locll teams
and playing a series Of gam i3r a small
purse. each team to make a deposit and let
Il 4
ioirg that way all the men on the team
goul1 take more interest in tue matter
and get them elves ilto be bsst form, and
by 50 doing would play better and c'Oser
games and make il Interesting for the
'rowds, and that Is what runs the team"
let's hear from others.
Walter Lyons Of Rochester has rented r. 1
4 Smiths farm, which NJ. B. Rumrili has
been carrying on since October. Mr.. and
Smith are % continue living with the
alters uncle. a. j. Kinney, on South
Pleasant street. as Mr.. Smith, whose health
las been impaired, IS not vtt strong
uough for the strenuous work q farm
iie. Mr. Lyons has already moved here
md viii assume fan charge Of the place
he last Of the month, when Mr.. and Mrs.
2umrill will take up their residence again
N the house Of J. NJ. Atwood on South
Main street. Leroy Eumrill, who had
lesn as. sting his father on the milk route
turing the winter, went Saturday to Chic
lpee. Mass, where be has the position Of
,lerk in department store.