Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-08

. / MISS EOlIN Russell OF NOEluutlu Is Will
Mrs. f. o. Blanchard for few days.
Mrs. c. A. Brown Of Pittsfield is will
her sister, Mrs. b. l. Pratt, for few days
u Misses Ethel and Clara Folsom of Nortl
Tunbridge visited Mrs. Frank Stile
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Evan Evans have gone t,
Boston 10 attend the automobile show il
that city Saturday.
B. 3. Nickerson took his departure for
Boston the 9Th after week at the In1
with his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Julia Rindge has gone to North
, field Falls to stay until the first of Apri
with her brother, II. +. Thatcher.
Miss Flora Bell joined a party Of Mont
pelier and Barre milliners Monday on a
business trip TO the New York markets
Chief Justice J. W. Rowell Is presiding
at the March term OF Washington county
court, which opened in Montpelier yester'
day.
Fay Wells underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the sanatorium last Thurs
day and is making most favorable re-
covery.
Mrs. c. W. A. Putnam entertained a
few ladies very delightfully."- Saturday
afternoon at her home on Highland
avenue.
Miss Vernie Grant, who finished teach
ing the winter term OF school in the Tenn
pie district Friday, IS passing her vacation
in Boston.
G. c. Steele has purchased OF H. II.
/ Howard for $1,000 the house on Weston
street In which Mr.. Steele has been living
/ for the last three years.
Misses Zilpha and Zilpah Ranney Of
Pittstield, who attend he high school in
3 10 hp 70 ~ Iaugfa
and Margery Chedel over Sunday.
! Mrs. Dean Towne came from Barre FRI
day to visit her uncle, E. A, Shattuck. aud
Saturday was joined by Mr.. Towne, who
accompanied her home the next day.
The regular meeting Of the Randolph
Woman's Literary club will be held at the
home Of Mrs. A b. Tewksbury, Saturday
afternoon, March 10, at 2:30 O'Clock, in
stead offs.
o. B. Copeland was confined to the
house Monday bv a severe cold, and his
place as cashier OF the Randolph National
bank was taken by the president, Hon.
VIM. II. Dubois, assisted by Mrs. Belle
Dubois.
Miss Ethel Gibbons, formerly OF Ran
dolph, was married Saturday at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. Luna Proctor, in
Enfield, N. II to Fred King OF Essex.
The couple are to make their home in
MorrisVille
Mrs. e. e. Wymau, who had been stay
ing some little time with relatives in the
village, went back Monday to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. III. Silver, in Wiliamstown,
having heard that Mrs. Silver's baby was
not very well.
After a five years pastorate, the Rev.
Daniel Putnam has rendered his resigna-
ton TO the Cong'l church in Houlton, Me-,
to take effect April 1. Ii is understood
that Mr. Putnam feels the need OF a rest
and has at present no definite plans for the
future
1T is said" remarks he Barre Times.
"that Randolph is threatened with
prosperity. We trust that Randolph will
not dodge il the danger comes any
nearero Fortunately Randolph is already
well enough acquainted with prosperity
not to be afraid OF IT.
The Odd Fellows Dramatic club win
present the threo-act drama, entitled,
Nevada, or the Lost Mine" in Dubois
x Gays hall Wednesday evening, March
IA, and the Randolph orchestra of six
pieces will furnish music. The play is a
heavy one and will be well worth seeing.
Mrs. ID. Waldo and her daughter have
moved from the Lamson block at the
corner of Merchants Row and Pleasant
street to G. b. Mann's house on Dudley
hlANNls MI hAu MIS- FTEu ArOO0ElFn are
boarding with Mrs. Waldo until they can
rent house in Lebanon, n. II, where
they expect to live.
Mrs. o. w Brockway, the expert poul-
try raiser, contributes an item on the sub
jet OF setting eggs. Out OF 1850, which
she set recently, 13l smart chicks were
Matched; five eggs were jammed in the
nest and eight embryonic fowls failed to
break the shell-a record that speaks well
for the fertility OF the setting.
L. p Thayer of Essex junction, who
spent Sunday with his son, Harrison, at
Vermont academy in Saxtons River.
stopped here Monday on his return and
stayed over night. Hereditary tendencies
to journalism are developing rapidly in
MIR. Harrison, who has Just assumed the
editorial management of the academy
paper.
Rev. Homer White was in Mortified
Sunday to officiate at the funeral of Ar
thur Andrews, whose death from tubercu-
losis occurred Friday. The young man
was the son of Gilbert II. Andrews, presi-
dent OF the Orange County Telephone Co,
whom G. 5. Booth OF this place relieved of
the care of the central Office in Mortified
from last Thursday until Sunday.
Solomon 81. Howard and family, who
have been occupying tenement ia Mrs
Emily Burroughs house on Main street,
are now located in Eugene Holman's
house on Summer street, recently vacated
by Station Agent John Fenton. The latter
has been boarding at the Inn since the
departure Of his sister, Mrs. John
CGrmody, to her new home in West Rut-
land, where their father, Bartholomew
Fenton, has also gone.
The Camp Randolph people will be in
terested 70 KIN " hat the franklin House
at Highgate Springs, one OF the oldest snd
best known summer hotels along the
shores Of Lake Champlain, has Deen sold
By the estate of JudsCn L. Scott to Frank
Cadorette. Mr.. CadOrette, who Is hotel
man Of many years experience at Phillips
burg, Z, O., IS planning many improve
nlents 70 make the place still more attract
Use 10 possible.
Hon. William II. Dubois. executor Of
the estate Of the late Mrs. Mary CBreWerl
Newton, has sold the Newton House prop
erty on South Main street, together with
its furnishings 10 Mrs. 4. W. Downing OF
South Royalt1n for $780, Possession will
( be given the 18th inst. to the new proprie-
tor, who has had much experience in hotel
business and was formerly Mrs Harry
Whipple, landIady Of the Park House in
south Royaiton. The Newton House i to
be freshly htted up and run as the com
Portable small hotel and boarding house
that 1t has been in the past. Mr. Down