Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21


IS visiting at Hon. Mm. II. Dubois
Mrs. " 5. Bradbury started yesterday
for her cottage at sunapee lake, n. H.,
stopping at Claremont, n. H., en- route.
Charles Hutchinson, who is making
Springfield, Mass, his headquarters tins
month, was in the village over sunday.
The circus men viii be here tomorrow
to advertise the Frank Robbins show,
which will exhibit on the fairground July
Is.
A son was born June IS to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wright of south Royalton; grand
so Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Young Of Ran
dolph.
Miriam, little daughter Of DR.. F. c.
Angel, caught her shoe on silver in the
barn floor Monday and fell, fracturing her
left arm.
Mrs. Florence Tredo and her sister, Miss
Emma Blaksly, began their seasons work
Monday in the depot restaurant at White
River Junction.
Miss Alice Mcintyre, student at u V.
NJ. Joined her mother, Mrs. Rosabel Me-
Intyre, at their Randolph home last night
Tor the summer vacation.
The Democratic caucus TO elect dele
gates to the state, district ard county con-
ventioDs will be held at DIR. G.. w. Scotts
office at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. c. F. Moulton accompanied her
son, Sherman Il. Moulton, Esq, the 18th
to Riverside, H. l., where his marriage to
Miss Stella A. Platt OF Burlington was
solemnized yesterday poon.
C. NJ. Robbins, the mighty Nimrod OF
Hancock, brought to Panton d Rowells
market Saturday the Tooth bear be has
slain the course OF his rs years. The
'svarmint" had black pelt and weighed
% pounds dressed.
Robert Sault and Fred Granger were in
- ~ NagfprnQg n take n nFellfn-
mary examination in Cicero, French and
geometry at Dartmouth college, which
they expect 10 enter on completing their
high school course next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Mccullough and son
OF Burlington are at A. T.. Hendricks, ar
irving yesterday. Mr.. Mccullough, who
Is in the railway mail service, runs now on
the morning and evening locals from
White River junction to Burlington and
return ana has every other week off.
Miss Bessie Bliss and her cousin, Miss
Lillian Hutchins, we're in Randolph /
Tuesday and Wednesday for short vaca-
ion from their work in Newport, n. II. 1
They met Miss Bliss mother, Mrs. George
p. Morris OF Hartland. az the home OF
Mrs. George Jones, with whom sne stayed
from Monday 70 Wednesday.
A. G. Osgood has purchased of Bethany
church the White church parsonage, OF
which ne will take possession July ! but
does not intend to occupy before October. /
Mr.. Osgood's boundary will extend "A
feet towards the church, and all but three 4
OF the horse sheds Will be taken down. 4
Those three win be kept locked except /
when in use Sundays or other days OF
service.
Charles l.. Holman, who was planning /
to start for Kansas last Thursday after a
carload of horses for his sales stable, was
suddenly seized with so critical an Illness
in tine afternoon that two doctors were {
summoned TO attend him. The next day 4
be was taken to the sanatorum and under
went an operation, from which he rallied |
splendidly and is now doing as well as
could be expected,
J.F. Lamson had a lively time shooing
three yourg deer out OF his garden and .
Col Chandler's Monday morning, the shy /
creatures appearing to be as tame as calves
and very anxious TO sample the tender +
growing bean plants. Sunday morning \
Miss Stella Morse saw handsome deer
without horns crossing {. +. Moulton's I
field in front OF her home on Central \
street, and then escaping into the woods
beyond.
Col. A. b. Chandler was operated upon in
New York hospital Monday, the llth .
INST, for a sinus disease of the bone over .
the left eve. from which he had been sui
fering some time. The surgeon was DIR.
Quinlan and the operation was so success
ful that il is thought the progress Of the .
dis ase has been efiectually checked. The
colonel stood it remarkably well and has
been gairing 50 rapidly that il is expected .
be viii be able to leave the hospital this
week.
Nathan L. Pennock Of Somerville, Mass,
cele brated his 92d birthday anniversary
Sunday, June 10, receiving 10 quiet way
gifts and congratulations from many
Il rtar rah with n
Of Walt Whitman's poems by the teachers
Of the Davis school, OF which he has been
ianitor many years. In spite Of his ad-
vanced age Mr.. Pennock can thread
needle as well as girl, can hear with the
best an q fiuds time to do some work at
harness -makirg aside from his duties ss
jaritor OF the school. He intends to come
TO Ra dolph this season for vacation.
The Green Mountain band has elected
new officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows President. Glenn Bailey; secretary
and treasurer, l.. O. Thayer; musical direc-
tor, f. e. Wyman; business manager,
Frederick Dumas; trustees, the president,
secretary and George II. Slack. On look,
ing into its affairs, the band found ! sell
free from debt and with the tidy sum OF
go in the treasury. Il was voted to give
an outdoor concert once in two weeks in
different parts Of the village, preferably
on Saturday evening, when weather and
other attractions permit, and to have as
many as twelve concerts before fall. The
first one was given Saturday evening IN
the square, and the fact was made evident
that a nice addition to Randolph would be
a good band stand centrally located.
PHOTOGRAPHER George L. Hutchinson
has had.on exhibition in W. T.. Lamsons
show window a remarkably hne view OF
Randolph village and the surrounding
country with beautiful cloud effects
overhead. The picture. which Is e isi
inches. not only shows nearly every
house in the village distinctly but also
fakes iu a stretch oi territory from the
Iamson farm on the south 90 the Godfrey
farm on the north and allows the eve 20
travel from the picnic house in Mari
Castle park TO the top ot Center hili-
Elancing en- route 81 the Slack farm ana
Robinson Junction with sideways
look at The Harlow road to the snowsFllle /
terminal With this picture one can
travel over the town pleasantly and +
economically without hiring a livery .
team.