Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. Scott Rand OF Royalton passed
sunday with the family OF S. W Howard.
Fred Copeland OF Dartmouth COLLEGE
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. b
copeland, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Brown, who had been spend-
ing several day with her sister, Mrs B.
!. Pratt went back To Ptisfeld Monday.
Miss Nellie Waldo and Miss Phoebe
Z Ihresher Of south RoYGlron paid q visit
last week to their cousin, Mrs. Ellen T..
Kelton.
Mrs. Frank Kezer and son Of Rochester
aud Airs. kezer's mother, Mrs Fatima
Chamberiin OF Stock bridge, were guests al
A. b. Fish's over Sunday.
Mrs. Jehiel Williams is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Ayers OF Mont.
pelier, whose son, Edwin Ayers, wife and
baby, Raymond, were also here from
Montpelier Monday.
Marcott d Hayes have bought Of c. l..
Holman for s525 pair OF fine bay work
horses, weighing about 300 pounds, and
haye sold to Mr. Holman for ,225 the pair
they have been using.
W.. j. Ryder, who has been 10 Boston
/ since leaving Randolph some years ago, IS
i now IN Pittsburg, Penn, where he is
! associated with his uncle, Charles NJ
+ Ryder. manager OF the Life Association Of
America.
+ Hon. VIM. H Dubois has sold 10 Charles
4 e. Reynolds fer s225 q building lot on the
south side Of Highland avenue and east Of
+ W.. Fl. Curtis place, Mr.. Reynolds has
some idea 81 erecting a mics dwelling
/ house on this site.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Stimets and daugh-
+ ter, Ruth spent Saturday and Sunday in
I White River junction with Mr.. and Mrs.
i e. r. azele, who were IN Randol h Fri
day 10 see Mrs. LaZelle's parents Mr. and
4 Mrs. j. 81 Atwood.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks has gone to Boston
7 90 study the spring fashions in millinery
prepa atorv to taking a position as trim
I mer in Swanton for Mrs. George Dunbar,
who Is Miss Ruth Soules was at one time
/ IN the millinery department Of Bell Bros
store.
Miss Jessie Pearson went to Montpelier
Tuesday 10 find a desirable tenement in
Z that city or IN Barre for her mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Pearson, who must vacate the lower
part OF the house on Dudley street that
! j. D. Williams has just sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Cole.
! C. $. Bent has rented tenement in the
I Woodbury. house on Elm street. recently
purchased by Rev and Mrs. q. o. Howe,
and will move the first Of April from the
\ Hudson Bailey house on Maple street,
which the present owner, George II. Slack,
. is to occupy himself
Mrs. James NJ Thompson, who came
I from Montpelier in August to undergo a
serious operation at the sanatorium and
had since been staying with her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foster, while regaining
( strength, left Saturday for home with her
l little daughter, Beatrice.
As Willis Howard was driving past H..
I =. Flint's, known a.>the Goodhart farm,
I last Thursday, he glanced up on ledge
nearby and saw handsome group OF 10
/ deer. Before he reached his home on the
Rochester road lac saw five more, making
/ 20 specimens Of protected game that he
sighted within an hour and within a dis
lance OF three miles.
Mrs. A. ID. Lamson Of Philadelphia has
rented her summer residence IA this
village, Idleton cottage, to Freeland
Jea EFT OF Br0Okline. Mass, superinten-
dent OF the East Granville tale mine, VINO
viii take possession about the middle OF
MAY. Mrs. Lamson and her daughter
| Miss Caroline, will come from Phiiadel-
phia few weeks earlier 10 see 70 putting
the cottage in readiness for the tenants.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Cole have purchased
Of /. ID. Williams the house on Dudley
street in which the families OF G.. II. ingalls,
and Mrs. L. A. Pearson have peen living,
frhp consideration named Is 5000 Mr..
and Mrs. Cole expect 10 take possession OF
their property saturday, which Is the
day on " hich they yield possession OF the
Newton House to the neW proprietors, MI
and Mrs. c. w. Downing Of south Roy
alton.
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Terence Calagan Of
Brookfi, IA were leaving he Howard block,
where they had been to cal on Mrs. NJ. II.
Allen and her daughter, Miss Lula, fiiday
afternoon. Mrs. Calagan slipped on the
tirat stem n the platform in front OF the
bioek aud fell. dislocating her right hip
and fracturing a bone just below the MP
She persisted IN riding home before reeeiN-
ing surgical attention and MADE the louI-
ney of about ten miles with comparatively
Z little discomfort.
Warren Davis came from Burlington
Eyiasv and STAYED over Sunday with his
mother Mrs. w. e. Davis and his sisters,
Mrs. n. S. Tobey and Mrs Alfred knights.
Z Nh Dayis. who has been living IN Burning
4 toT for the last ten years, S 70 remove the
93d Of this month 10 Battle Creek, Mich,
where he has secured a position IS iors-
man OF the American Machine works: ne
ha lately been IN the employ OF me .NohI-
Delier and harre trolley road, having
charge Of some eiectrlcal "orA AZ 'N'
Tbers was narrow escape from a
ssrioug rouHapration saturday evening az
~ homo of ~. w. Carpenter, who mas
I beeu I'm with neuralgia and severe colu
and had retired for the night Wheh ne
- .roused by the smell OF smoke. lie
cailed bis daughter who came down.
$500 ana fonnd the kitchen full OF
smoke ana quilt on fire that had Deea
len too near the stove m MT. carpenter ,
loom 4 few pals 81 water eNtlngulsneu
49, blaze. "a diUh burned the window
',lrtain biistered the paint OF the SASH
and slightly scorched the floor.
Mrs. Fred Sheguine is slowly recovering
from Inc effects Of being nearly aspilyNi-
ated with coal gas, which escaped lLlLn ~
~ Stove during the night while all me
t.n,iiy were sleeping in an adjoining
room. Mrs. Shequine awoke about ?
oicIock i'm the morning feeling very SICK
and aroused her husband who was N q
supplied condition and so taih' 'hNe j"