Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA wHITE. Local Editor.

onohaiA WHITE, Local Editor.
J. h, Wells has sold his black mare IN
parties IN hFoekton, Mass.
DIR, and Mrs. Daniel Donovan a. Bellow.
Fails were the recent guests OF Mrs. Mary
Carr.
A son, weighing eight pounds. WAS horn
SUNDAY morning 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Rodney
Ill. Slack.
Mrs, Eva Morrill, went back 10 Man.
chester, \. H., Friday after WeeE
with her father, Fred Hatch, and other
relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. W. ". Morton returned
last Thursday from anksgiylng visit
Meant Vernon, n, Y.
AIRS. Fraser Metzger and Mrs. Mary
Mann Will be the hoslesses Of The Ran.
dolph Woman's Literary club al the
Cong parsonage saturday afternoon from
too. There viii be business meeting
at ESQ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stark, who have
made their home IN town with their son.
W, 4 siarS, during the last eight wears
went 20 Lynn, Mass, Monday 10 STAY this
winter with their daughter, Mrs. ". d.
Stearns.
John NJ. Brown has taken up his resi-.
dence az The Inn Tor the winter, yacatire
the upper tenement Ia DR.. l.. A. Russiow's
house, which has been rented 10 Miss An.
ME Z, scott, ths trained nurse from ST.
Albaps,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bssette Of Corn.
wall, guests Tor three weeks Of their SON
Thomas Bissette, left Monday for Brattle-
boro 10 spend a few days wi 4 another
sou, John Bissottc, proprietor Of the
Bra.tleboro House.
A. NJ. Vaughan was reelected treasurer
OF the Vermont State Horticultural soci-
ETY. al the annual meeting in Burlington
last week, and n. NJ. rotman was award
cd the first prize on flowers for bis hand
some display OF carnations.
The two safes containing the records OF
the probate court for the Randolph dis
trict were removed Friday from the office
occupied by Judge Nichols in the Draper
block and shipped 10 Chelsea 10 the new
judge Of probate, George l.. Stow.
Mrs. Josephine Baldwin OF Charlestown,
: y. Ill, who opened dancing school Ia
DuBois a Gays hall early in the season
] and very soon discontinued il, has been
granted a divorce from her husband,
! Frank Baldwin, at the present term OF
court in Newport, n. II Mr.. Baldwin is
an actor and was form rly prominent in
the Charles Hoyt companies.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dales was buried last Thursday afternoon,
! Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper officiating at the fu-
!, neral service, WHICH was held at the home
on Weston street. The child was born
Nov. % but suffered from imperfect CIR
culation apd only lived eleven days, pass
ing away the Attn inst. Mr., Dales, who Is
inspector OF water tanks for the Central
Vermont Railway company, moved here q
short time ago from Michigan aud is Oc-
: eupying one OF +. \. kising's houses.
Q The high wind OF last Thursday night
laid low the framework OF the new house
that +. ;. Abbott is building oU Maple
street and had reared and boarded the
two stories ready for the roof. The blast
came from the northwest and Just tipped
the structure over without tearing the
\ sides very much 10 pieces. MIR. Abbott
+, set TO work at once TO repair the damage
aud push the construction TO point that
wlll enable the house TO stand NOR,
firmly in another gale.
E.A. shattuck has received news OF the
death OF his granddaughter, Harry
Morien. who was fatally injured lasl
Thursday In the railroad yards at Buffalo
1 n. Y. The young man was brakeman
on n train that broke in two and as h,
went to couple th3 sections together
\ again, he was caught between The car'
and crushed. He and his mother, wh-
g survives him, lived in Randolph for {
time but went away from here abou
seven years ago. He had been married
y since and left, Il is understood, wife
- and child also a brother. He was buried
iSunday in Fredonia, \. Y, beside hi
father.
Charles II. Holman OF this village hal
been appointed carrier for the new rura
delivery route, No. 3, having passed th'
highest civil service examination OF tn
/. eight applicants for the position. Iii
salary will be sT20 year, including horst
= hire and he is TO enter upon his posta
duties Monday. December II. He vii
leave this postoffice at Z o'c in tn
morning and return with collections at
in the aftern on, after covering distanc
OF "a miles, passing 1903 houses and servln.
a population OF 463 people. The principe
points the route touches are Peth, Spear
corner. the East Braintree road, the Gul
road, Mudgett's corner and Drury hill, on
mile from the Randolph office.
q. w. Panton and NJ. {. Rowell, VIII
bought out the meat market OF f. n. Jer'
about year ago and had since been con
Quoting the business under the firm nam
OF Panton & Rowell, have dissolved part
nership. Mr. Panton has purchased MI
Roweliis interest and will be sole proprle
, tor of the market, in which the same fore
OF assistants Is to be retained. During III
: period OF partnership, the care OF the mar
= ket devolved principally upon Mr.. Pantor
v who has proved himself a courteous an
obliging purveyor to the public's need