Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-19


state II relief
To "a hOtless future
Pin our belief.
But the end OF our world
Let none presage
Til this people reach
Gosslpless age.
H. X. Bush OF Barre made business
trip to Randolph Monday.
Mrs Inez Hough OF Lebanon, n. H.,
was the Easter guest OF Mrs. i. ID. VIII
] lians.
Col J. b. Mead Camp, Sons Of Veterans,
has bought piano and installed 1t in u.
A. r. hall.
| Miss Leila Flint of 81. Albans was
guest at ID. Hale Flint's last week from
| Thursday to Saturday.
There will be work at the Rebekah
meeting the 2ith inst, and all the officers
and members are asked to be present.
Sherman Moulton went back to Bur-
/ lington Saturday after a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. F. Moulton.
DIR. 5. N. Gould is In Burlington attend
ing to matters connected with the opening
Of the camping season at Queen City park.
Miss Eunice Flint reached town Satur-
day alter an extended absence in SPRING
field and Holyoke, Mass, and New York
city.
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day to see his sister, Mrs. Alexander Eng
land, who was very sick with acute bron-
chitis.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Kings Daughters and Sons OF Braintree
will be held Thursday, the 10Th, al Bert
Flint's.
Rev. Dr.A.L.Cooper and Rev.and Mrs.X.
NJ Fowler are attending the annual session
OF the Vermont Methodist conference in
Morrisyille this week.
Mr and Mrs. William Mann had their
son, George u. Mann. and his younger
boy, Richard, OF Dewey's Mills with them
from Monday to Wednesday.
Troop X and its horses from Fort Ethan
Allen went through here Tuesday morn
ing on the 1917 train on the way to Bos-
ton TO attend the horse show.
Miss Hannie Penders, who has been
housekeeper for her brother, Rev. Father
Penders. at the Catholic parsonage, went
to Cohoes, n. Y, yesterday to stay until
June.
Miss Nancy Jones OF Pittsfield is in the
millinery department OF Bell Brothers
store for her third season. assisting Miss
Flora Bell, who takes charge OF the trim
ming.
Mrs Josephine Baldwin OF Montpelier,
who gives instruction in dancing at Nor
" ich university, will open dancing
school in Grange hall Wednesday evening,
April 25.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. T.. Eldredge went to
Highgate Springs saturday to open their
cottage at Camp Randolph, which will be
their place OF residence until another win
ter is due.
Frank Redheld of Nashua, n. H., was
in the village Wednesday and called on
n kNh ~
tailor OF Mr.. Redheld's father years ago in
Claremont, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell II. Woodward
have again rented their house in the vii
lage TO Charles Quaide and removed Mon
day to their farm in Bethel Gilead, just
vacated by Horace Lane.
Mrs. p. Magennis and daughter, Miss
Ellen, OF Royalton. have taken up their
residence in Randolph and are located In
the upper part OF Mrs. X. Il. kellogg's
house on Randolph avenue.
DeForrest Lewis is making extensive
repairs upon his residence on Forest street,
remodeling the interior and enlarging
both the lower and upper floors by an nd-
dition 24x10 feet at the rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kendrick, who have
been living in Burlington this winter with
their daughter, Mrs. >. III. Mccullough,
are to open their house on South Main
street the last of the month.
Mrs. l.. r. Lynch, who has had rooms
for some time at Eugene l.. Holman's, is
now occupying the chambers Of her house
on Pleasant street, in the lower part Of
which Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien Dupuis are
living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. who
had been here some time on account of the
illness Of the formers stepmother, Mrs.
Rufus Hutchinson, went to Northampton,
Mass, Monday, Madam Hutchinson be-
ing so much more comfortable az not 10
need their attendance.
Miss Sarah Chedel made a brief visit
home this week from Franklin Falls, n. [
H., coming Monday and leaving Wednes-
day. Her visit was shortened on account /
Of the feeble health of her grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Chedel, with whom she has
been living the past winter.
Mrs Glenn Parker, who bad been al the 4
for surgical treatment, vent TO /
Norrisville saturday to spend the re-
nalnder OF her convalescence with her /
mother. She was accompanied by Mr.. /
Parker, who is at present employed IN
granite quarries in Woodbury..
Hon. V. ]. Spear, as administrator OF the
Harmon j. Rood estate, has sold the Rood
isrm in Brookfield for 1900 to x. h. Tabor I
Il Swanton, who is already in possession.
J. f. Washburn. the tenant OF the farm
or some years, has moved 10 the Charles
Farr place toward North Randolph.
The eight or ten Randolph members Of
company +. V. n. G., will be able TO deck
themselves In gorgeous apparelas soon as
he new regulation dress uniforms are rs