Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-09
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Political Notes.

+ ~OiitiCdf Eetes.
+ A Proctor and Prouty club has been
i formed 10 Randolph, with an enrolled
membership Of 800 voters.
1 Hon. P. w. Clement, fusion candidate
/ for governor, and Hon, Y. A. Bullard.
fusion candidate for attorney-general
will speak at rally to be held in Dubois
* Gays hall tomorrow evening.
A Republican rally will be held Thurs
day evening of next week at Dubois A
Gays hall. The speakers will be Hon.
Fletcher ID. Proctor, Republican candidate
for governor, and Hon. J. l.. Martin OF
Brattleboro The speakers will come here
from Chelsea, where a rally Is to be held
that afternoon.
Excursionists Saturday.
The q. A. X. excursion to the Natl n
al encampment in Minneapolis will sft X
Saturday with party Of 80 from RAN
dolph and its vicinity.
Among those going, besides the excur-
sion manager, Capt. b. r.. Bowman, will
be V l. Spear, Nj iss Bessie Holden, Miss
Jennie Godfrey, James and Lyman Hutch
inson, Mrs. q l.. Spear Mr.. and Mrs. ri.
I. Holman, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mrs.
Elbrldge Holman, Mrs. u. V. Fletcher,
Mrs. George j. Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Al. n
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean of Bos-
ton, Mr.. aud Mrs. /. d. Williams, Mrs. b.
1. Pratt, Miss q. Il. Moore, Mrs. Lucinda
Scott, Il. /. Clafiin Of East Braintree, r.. =.
Bowman OF West Brooktield, ID. T.. Her
rick and daughter OF Brookfield, Reuben
Norman and b. A. Rand OF Braintree.
A special train OF four sleepers, coach
and baggage car will run from White
River JuLctiOn as a I'd section of the ex-
press reaching here at 5:19 D. m. Two
sleepers will be taken ON at Montpelier,
one at Burlington and one at Swanton
Junction. The train will run through to
Minnnannlfa et4ffh hFu
ferred at Chicago to the Wisconsin Central
station.
The party will spend Sunday at Niagara
Falls, and Monday in Chicago whose per-
mont association has arranged a reception
in their honor. Monday night they viii
cover the last lap OF the journey, reaching
Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
VIII Locate in St. Adams.
The Van Camp Packing company OF In
Ind, after huttering over
Vermont with nice fat worm in its bill
and setting all the towns to cheepiDg
huDgrily, has at last decided to drop the
coveted thing in the gaping mouth of St. .
j. V. Dittemore, vice. president OF ta3
G. ID. Chewing. general super
ntendent Of the condensed milk depart
ment, and IL. Z. Carlisle, a representative
Df the firm have approved the contracts
bought a tract OF three acres extending
rom South Main street to the Central
Vermont railway tracks.
The factory to be erected viii be about
100 feet by 100 feet in Dimensions and two
tories high. A supply OF 10000 pounds OF
milk will be used at the start and a force
II from 80 10 55 men employed. The plant
Will be put into operation about April Z,
next spring. Ground IL TO be broken
within few days, machinery end equip
nFnt viii be sent Tor at once, and a side
rack laid from the Central Vermont rail-
'oad line TO the factory.
Randolph, which had hoped TO fattou on
his delectable industry, Is now in posi-
ion to offer very desirable opening to
he Borden Mix Condensing company
hat has plants in Richmond and Poultney
md would find this vicinity a land liter
lily flowing with milk. A little aggres-
i've action might result in having thriy-
ng packing plant numbered yet among
he industries Of the town.