Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

osha.
Miss Florence Osborne OF Montpelier
was entertained over Sunday by Miss
Mary Moulton.
Mrs. w. r. Cushman OF Mortified was
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. IL. Joslyn from FRI
day until Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Pearson and Miss Gertrude
/ left Friday for Montpelier, which is to be
/ their future place OF residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Cady have moved to
this vii age from Braintree and are oceu.
plying tenement in the Brooks block.
/ DIR. and Mrs. +. e. Angel aud John r.
/ Angel were in Rochester Sunday to at
tend the funeral OF their uncle, Gideon
I Angel.
Mrs. Ella A. Scales, who has been max
/ ing her home this winter with Mr.. and
! Mrs. q. ID. Sanborn, is spending a couple
Of weeks in Sharon.
j +. A. Fortin and family have left the
/ Brooks block for the tenement in the
+ Spooner house on Hale street lately va
Gated by q. b. Emery.
/ Miss Annie Walsh returned Saturday
/ from Boston, in which city she stopped a
week on her return from a trip to Wash
ington and other points.
Miss Lyla Putnam went to Hartford
.
I n. H., Saturday TO finish the school year
as one OF the grade teachers.
! Miss Emma Moses is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Moses, for the
weeks vacation OF the Rochester Graded
school in which she teaches.
The grades in the primary building
closed Friday for a weeks vacation. and
Monday, April ., all the village schools
will reopen for the spring term.
Henry 5. Tobey has rented the Pember
| place on Dudley street, and the Rising
house on Weston street vacated by him is
being occupied by the family OF {. s.
Bent.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b. Rumrill. who have
had charge Of X. A. Smiths farm through
I the winter, are again at their home in j..
/ NJ. Atwood's house, Walter Lyon and
f,mily OF Rochester having succeeded
them at the farm.
! In spite Of the storm OF Friday, the
Z Rochester club social at ID. T. Dyer's had
an attendance OF rs members, who en-
I joyed an evening OF games and were
/ served with refreshments, a browning
/ feature OF which was new sugar on snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Young reached
home last Thursday after a winters alb
sence in Concord, n. H., with their son,
| Elwin, and family, whom they left a
Z month ago IN NEutF 10 WISH AutAE udNEn~
/ ter, Mrs. Fred Wright, in South Royalton
three u eeks.
John Udall, who has been having a
( serious time with heart trouble, resumed
work Monday as clerk in a store in Pike,
I n. H., 10 which place his family viii re-
move IN a few days. Mr.. Udalps brother,
/ William, stopped here Friday night on
/ his way from Bellows Falls to a new
position in ST. Albans.
] The annual communication OF Phoenix
lodge, No. 2s, r. and A. NJ, will be held
10 Masonic hall, Randolph, Tuesday after
noon, April 10, at 2 o'clock. The business
OF the meeting will be acting upon the re-
ports OF the officers and committees and
/ the election OF officers. A good attend
ance is desired.
4 NJ. Leroy Rumrill and Mrs. Bertha
] L. Blanchard were married Tuesday,
/ March p, in Concord, \. H., by Rev. A.
I Wright Salters. rector OF the Episcopal
church in that city. The wedding, which
was a very quiet affair, took place at the
home OF the groom's brother, Pearl Rum
rill and the couple came back 70 Kan
I dolph last Thursday.
/ Isaac Newton, who has beer a steady
/ industrious citizen OF Randolph for the
I last p years, Ia which he has built up a
good business as a maker OF sleighs and
carriages, has sold his property on the
Z Brsintree road TO Nelson W. Udall Tor
/ 5000. Mr.. Newton, who came here from
I Woodstock, intends TO remove to South
/ pomfret and find employment again
among his former patrons. Ne Yields
| possession about the 18th 10 Mr.. udall,
who has some changes and repairs upon
! the building in contemplation.
Fred ]. Pecue and Miss George, young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
/ whitney, we're married last Thursday
evening at the Methodist parsonage in
/ Randolph Center by Rev. Frank NJ. Baker.
I Pearl j. White and Mrs. Emma Allen
were the attendant witnesses, and upon
I the return OF the bridal party from the
I Center, they were met by few friends at
the home OF Mrs. Peene's parents, who
served refreshments Of cake and coffee.
Z The Young people are TO live with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. whitney in the Lamb block.
/ q. n. Slack had 30 cows tested Saturday
| for tuberculosis and % of them were con-
/ demned. A few years ago he bad his hero
I tested but no trace of the disease could oe
/ found A year or two later he purchased
I a COW from the Gorham farm and this an
, imal, which was sold for beef and went 10
Boston last week, was found to be badly
I infected. As p cattle were recently con-
demned az the Gorham farm, MIR. SLACK
attributes the spread OF the disease in his
I herd TO this one COW, and as soon as her
condition was known he Immediately had
/ his cows tested with the above result.
| Saws the Bradford Opinion:-"fhe Ram
dolph Herald wants to know why local
I baseball league cannot be formed by the
/ surrounding towns. Il would be native
| baseball. without salsried men, and the
travelling expenses would be light, but
! real sport could be had just the same.
I Every American boy and young man IS q
baseball expert in embryo, and TINS kina
Of a league helps to develop the material.
What is true OF Randolph and vicinity Is
/ equally true of Bradford and vicinity. The
/ baseball spirit has been waking up IN
town for a season or two, but why can I
/ the area be extended to take in few more
I towns both north and south"
Martin 5. Villas OF Burlington, former
principal Of the High school in Randolph