Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss hena Udlerneau attended the MILF
tary ball given in Mortified Friday night.
Miss Lottie Flint left Saturday for Bos-
ton to begin her duties as clerk in the
Thrssher SILK store.
Mrs. Warren Mann Of Underhiu was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Sharpe last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. B. /. Pratt reached home Friday
from a two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs.
Della Tilson, in Middlesex.
Mrs. w. IA. Kenney has gone to Lake
George, y. ". for the Test OF the winter
and sill be Joined there by Mr.. Kenney in
the spring.
Mrs. w. Il. Rand and youngest son,
Ralph. were in Lebanon, \. H., over sun
day as the guests OF Mrs. Rand's brother,
A. b. Chambers.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, who is attend
ing the Normal school at the Center, was
at home over Sunday and entertained a
eiassmate, Miss Emma Locke Of Wilder.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo, who is now
living in the Lamson block on Merchants
Row. has been granted a widows pen
sion Of 80 month and about $50 back
pay.
Emery Brodeur finished work Friday as
! telegraph operator at this station and
went TO his home at 81. Angelo, z. q. His
place here has been taken by Fred Fair
/ banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Dompier returned
/ to their home In White River Junction
Saturday after spending two weeks with
/ his sisters, Mrs. George Hebard OF Ran
dolph and Mrs. A. d. Ladue Of Braintree.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will hold its regular meeting with Mrs. r.
! II. Joslyn saturday afternoon, Jan. ~.
| Members are requested to meet e-hali
hour earlier for the transaction OF BUSH
ness.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter, who had been keep
ing house for her brother, f. A. Shattuck
went back to Windsor Friday, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Wales T. Bass having decided Z
store their goods and take up their abode
with Mr.. Shattuck.
DIR. and Mrs. II. A.. Mcintyre started
the 18th for Washington, u. G., going mrs
to New York by way OF New London
'They will be absent until spring and De
fore their return the doctor expects to taxi
his usual business trip to Kansas.
Mrs. u. NJ. Chandler OF Burlington and
her daughter. Mrs. L. {. White, Jr., anC
little girl OF Windsor, who had been VISIT
ing In Woodstock and we're on their wa
TO Burlington, stopped here over one trau
Monday afternoon to SEE Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
II. Miller.
Eugene ID. segar of Burlington, former
liz az Randolph, is che OF the Vermont IN
ventors to whom letters patent have Jus
, been issued. Mr.. Segar has succeeded u
perfecting window screen, when ne ma
assigned to the Porter Screen Manuiactur
ing company OF Winooski.
The A n. Cushman Real Estate agenc
) has sold for Mrs. +. II. Bsgley OF Burling
ton her house on Highland avenue IN I'M
village to William Booth OF Newport, !
n who is to remove here and occupy i
a norton OF the land belonging to MT
Raglev was bought by {. {. Roundl
whose place adjoins, and the price receive
for the whole property was slO-o.
Mrs. Bates Nichols and her daughte
Miss Gretchen, who had been the guess
of Judge and Mrs. VIM. II. Nichols niue
: of the time during an EXTENDED UP - ~,
? left here Saturday 10 visit IN Marshlei'
/ Waterbury and Bristol before starting Q
their return TO Fresno, Cal. They are ais
III he in New York for awhile ana WI
break the journey West by stopping
Wisconsin.
George w. Aitken, manager Of the 81
Z Iings farm in Woodstock, Walker M'
Keap. ex-secretRry Of the Maine Sta
Board OF Agriculture, Prof., L. y. Jones =
the Experiment station al bnrllhg lon, -
~ ID Holton OF Brattleboro. secretary
ne slate Board OF Health, Ernest hltci
eock Of Pittsford. George IL. Ierrll
Norrisville. secretary 81 the state boafu
Csttle commissioners, and Charles Oat
"a Franklin, state road commissions
met in Randolph Tuesday with y;
Morse OF the Vermont state boaru
Agriculture and started out 10 speahS, .
, Farmers institutes held this week III "a
a Braintree, Brookheiu, NoA'NNN
Il Waterbury.
On the recommendation Of Congressmf
Kittredge Haskins, the president sen,
he senate Monday the nomination OF
q Fldredge for postmaster al kanaolp
,osition that he has held continuous
since October. 1897. when he TOOK
: office and filled out the unexpired term
JlJ. ID. Wheeler, resigned. Tnis VIII pe :,
tsldredgeis third appointment ~
III come practically unsolicited !
|, thougaa petition asking Tor his cohlln
ance In the Office OF postmaster haa DC
largely signed By the citizens, II mao
\ 49,, Resented. through some oVersigi
, when The president sent in the noinln
lion. Under Mr.. Eldredge's aomln ~.
ton, Randolph has had a Men-cvt ~
~ Office with courteous ana ooilglns a''e
~ tion to the public's wants anu nee19'
n Amazing The exhibitors OF dairy produ'
- - ~ animal meeting OF the Dairymel
~ association in Burlington recently w
n Whitelaw and g. II. Temple OF ha
dolph. who scored IN the creamery ~ ~
n a5 and % points respectively. 80 a., - c,s
y Others in this vicinity making goYn 81
} II the dairy class were:-W II. Harm
ron as. j. 4. Burbank 81, stephen H re
al II b. Leonard 81, p. W. strong 70,
- Warren sl5. +. L. Davis 50, J. d. Hew
; %, joseph Davidson IS, Z: \; Dena
Edgar t. Briggs ~, all o. Nor t9.,i. oi 90
- Archie NJ. Campbell ~; =; =, N ai " ~
!. Howe n, Az #. L. Allen %, l.. D; Molnt'
IS, ,si a asoH from south RoyaIton; g. X. sprs,g
rot Fsst Brookfield, 90; J. X. Hayes, strs y.
snnt az as1' Fred Davis 81, r. Z. Burnett ~,
elaIi Bethel: G. +. Martin, Rochester, 70; =
ng me creamery class, A. A. Slorts' !,
ay. pa,hel- scored %; Ernest q. HOW, -