Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04

stopped at II. w. Aliens Tuesday on their
way to Canaan, n. III.
DIR. +. q. Angel was in Hanover Tues
day to attend meeting OF the New
Hampshire Surgical club.
Glade and Allen Manning OF Bread Loaf
in Ripton, visited their uncle, ). ). Buttles,
and family Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. George J. Prince returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, in which city she had
been staying since the q. A. X. encamp.
ment.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook has rented the
Pearl Perrin house OF John Haskins and
moved thereto from the Micah Mann
place.
Arthur Brooks has finished work as
section hand on the railroad and taken
his wife and children to Waterbury ON a
visit to his sister.
Roy Hanks of Richmond, who had been
with his aunt, Mrs. Eugene Ellison, a
week, went to Burlington Tuesday to en-
ter business college.
q. Ii. Slack has purchased Of Mrs. ID. e.
Griswold OF Boston the land lyiag between
South Pleasant street and his property on
Maple street, paying FOO an acre therefor.
Mrs. j. b. Wells is in Keene, n. H., with
her daughter, Mrs. Gus Wetmore, at
whose home she will meet her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. |. 4. Brown, OF
North Williston.
Miss Sarah Griswold, who was a
member OF the family party OF her
brother, +. A. GrIswold, good deal this
summer, has gone back to Bratt leb. 70
leaving Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Woodcock returned
Saturday fIon Burlington, where Mrs.
| Woodcock had undergone very success
Jul operation for the removal of a cataract
from her left eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Conner Of Manches-
lter, who accompanied Mr., and Mrs. Carl
Batchelder OF Fort Worth, Tex, on a trip
to Montreal, have been at +. l.. Parsons
the last few days.
| Nj. A. Merrill, who had been in Burlinp-
ton, MONT elier and Barre through the
summer, Went from this place the Ind 10
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Lou Rogers, and son in Norwich.
Dana Luce tripped IN Marcott & Hayes
null Monday ana fell on saw that fortu-
nately was not in motion at the moment.
He cut one leg quite badly, but was not SO
much injured as to prevent his working.
Mrs. Josephine Baldwin OF Montpeler
| opened her dancing school in Dubois Il
Gays hall last night with about 80 pupils
school will be Wednesday evening, the
10Th.
j. K. Hughes, his daughter, Mrs. ]. f.
Mead, and her children leave today for a
winters sojourn in Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will be joined later BY Mr..
Mead, who is still at his ranch near Dick
inson, N. ID.
Mrs. Margaret Gay has been suffering
severely from stomach trouble that IS
now better. Her cousin, Alexander Stew
enson, arrived Tuesday from Boston to re-
main with her until he leaves about the
middle of the month for Jacksonville.
Cal.
A prospectus of the Randolph Enter
tainment conrse for the season of 1867
is being circulated over the village and
can also be found at the store of A. &. Bass
by any who are unintentionally skipped
by the boys in charge of the general de-
livery.
Z. A. Blodgett is living in the tenement
that ne mas been lifting up over his barn |
tnls summer, and Henry Allen and family
are occupying his house. The N. &. |
Greene place on Pearl street, vacated bv
the Aliens, has been rented by James |
Mutually.
Mrs. w. e. Rand has received news of
the departure of her sister, Mrs. ID s. |
Ralph, from Somerville, Mass, 10 Kew
West, Fla, at which place the family ar,
rived yesterday. Mr.. Ralph, who repre-
sents the Stone Webster Electric com.
pany, VIII be located at Key West for the
next eight months at least.
Senator l. B. johnson and Representa-
tive u. w. Scott went to Montpelier Tues-
day evening to be present at the opening
OF the legislature. Those expecting to AT.
tend the Governors reception at the Capi-
tal this evening are Mrs. johnson, Mrs
ocott; Mr and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson
OF northampton, Mass, who are here IN
visit; DR.. and Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard Mrs
Belle Dubois and DIR. and Mrs. II. q
Beekman. - W.
Lemuel Richmond, superintendent NJ
the water department, found lately a re-
iiiarkaple specimen Of alga in an overflow
pipe at the A. l.. Morse spring. The soft,
nbrous growth, which completely choked
the two-inch pipe, was three and a half
ieet long and tapered to a point like
wnlF-lasn. 1t had formed in pure water
unrlng this summer, warmth, sunlight
ano ar bel6g the essential conditions for ,
rapid development. =,
rev. q. o. Howe, who has SO acceptablv
served the Cong'l churches of Brookfela
ana brookfield Center during the last I
year, feels obliged to give up these /
chafges on account of his health, which is
not equal to the strain of two parishes
his decision is much regretted by the r
churches, which have prospered greatly
under his ministrations and are urgent in
their desire to have him continue as their ,
pastor. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe are prepar-
ing to return to their residence on Pros
pect avenue the latter part Of this month
, , mouse having been Just vacated by Dr.
llshed themselves in the Howard block
IS convenient location for the doctors !
office. e'oi i
A bright and beautiful morning FRIDAY I
favored the expedition Of about 20 of the 7
w. Y. ladies to Brookfield to accept an r