Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10

of the estate Of his father, the late John
b. Bacon OF Chelsea.
]. f. Travers is at the sanatorIum,
making a good recovery from an opera
ton that he underwent Tuesday. Mrs.
Trayers' sister, Mrs. stephen Cushman OF
Barre, is with her for while.
Mrs. Z. f. Miller OF Providence, r. L.,
who is in feeble health, was among the
arrivals yesterday and is staying with her
mother, Mrs. Moses Seymour. in the hopes
that change will prove beneficial.
Photographer George l.. Hutchinson
was IN Mortified Monday 10 take the
pictures OF the Norwich cadets, and Mrs
Hutchinson accompanied him TO spend
the day with her brother, Fred Rumrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w.R. Clark Of New Haven,
Conn, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Moulton since Monday. Later
in the season they will be at L. p. Thayer's
house on Highland avenue for their usual
summer outing.
Mrs. Adelaide Wetmore OF Minneapolis,
who has been in Woodstock awhile with
her brother, William Wood, rs asain in
Randolph to stay until next Wednesday,
when, with Mrs. F. b, Wood, she viii 90
to Barnard for two weeks.
Clemente Gabarro, who met his father in
New York last week on the latter's arrival
from Havana, Cuba, came back Sunday,
unaccompanied by Mr.. Gabarro, ST.. ~ no
sailed instead for Spain but may visit Ran
dolph on his return from abroad in Octo-
Der.
The Curtis house on Forest street was
opened Tuesday by Fred w. Curtis, whose
mother. Mrs. ". 5. Quits, bis wife and
daughter viii leave their winter quarters
in MONTPELIER Saturday TO occupy it
until the camping season begins at Queen
City park.
Miss Nary Flint's horse, which was
hitched at Mccall park during the ten
game Tuesday afternoon, broke away aud,
running into the Hayward field, was there
stopped in fan flight BY fall. No dam
age was done beyond a broken spring on
the wagon.
A Sandwich pole changer has been
installed AZ the Randolph Telephone ex-
change, dsplacing the old crank ar
rangement, for power-riDging az the
switch board. The village service has
been increased by new phones at f. NJ.
McCrillis', William Booths and Hon.
James Hutchinsons.
Z. A. Thomas journeyed 10 New York
Tuesday TO visit the dry goods markets Of
that city. He had Tor a travelling COM
panion Master Paul Russlow, who Is to
escort his grandmother, Mrs. p. =. Grow,
IN two weeks from Brooklyn, where She
mas heen passing the WINTER WIN nGf
daughter, Mrs. +. A. Holbrook.
II. r. Flint has installed in his stables a
labor saving device known as the Drew
automatic carrier, which runs on trolley
wire the entire length OF the stable and
takes about two or three wheelharrow
loads al time. Once started, ID goes to
the end OF the wire, hits trigger arrange
ment that dumps it, and then returns to
the starting point.
Capt. y. r. Bowman announces that the
round-trip fare to Minneapolis for the
@. A. K. encampment in August viii be
s26, and that the Central Vermont and
Grand Trunk railways will run a special
train through to that city, leaving Ner-
mont August II. The final limit Of tickets
and other particulars In regard to the exc
cursion Will be made known IN few days.
Mrs. f. L. Brooks reached home last
night after a winters absence 10 Federal
Point, Fla, spent with Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
Tenney. The latter, who suffered a shock
early in the winter, is now very much
better and able to walk around. Mrs
Brooks came directly from Albany, y. ",
where she stopped on her return from the
South to STAY a week with her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Brooks.
@. r. Greene ana Charles Written came
back the 9Th from their trip to Glen Cove,
l.. l., with three Jersey cows for the
summer COLONY Of the island, on which
Vim. Eugene Kimball has been building
a large two-story residence that he began
to occupy last week. The new estate is
not so extensive as Montague Place, but
there are about eight acres OF land with
the kimball house and the one adjoining
II. Mr.. Hester OF the Brooklyn Eagle
and Herbert Pratt, who were at the
Moulton homestead two years ego and
whose wives are sisters Of Mrs. kimbau
also have places al Glen Cove.
w. s. Teachout Of Essex Junction. the
contractor who is to build the canning
| factory plant for the Demeritt & Palmer
/ Packing company, began work Monday.
\ He has q gang Of Italians who ere now
engaged in bringing the village water to
I the site, connecting at the Hull place
with an inch pipe. The batter boards
marking out the main building are Up.
Z 3. n. Demeritt Of Waterbury WIS here
Tuesday. and expects 20 Be here next
Z Monday. when farmers can procure the
seed corn for planting. lt can be had
Z then ur LfterEard, 81 the convenience q
the planters, Bt the Jerd barn on Prank
7 iiu street, and is ID charge % IT. w. NsL
Church Notes.
Z The subject q the sermon e. Bethany
church VIII be Ideals
BrafutraC Branch BAPTIST churah--1rv-
Z ice next Sunday afternoon Rt -s88 when
I Rev. s. kuCNlCs aiU preach
The subject % she lesson sermon at the
I C.. S. chapel viii be '-@oul aBd Body and
l the golden text IS from Ephesans r, g.
Methodist Episcopal church ;-P Preach
ing hy The pastor o. 1879 a. IN. sunday
school st p O'Clock. Epworth League at
ESQ.
There viii be High Mass 81 the Roman
Cal holic church next sunday morning ct
l0.5l; Rosary and Beuediction at $50 10
the evening.
Baptist church-Morning worship with
sermon 10s50. subiect. "A call for God
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