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

we're attack OF the grip.
The Braintree schools will begin th,
spring term Monday, the I'D inst.
Mrs c. r. Granger is in Barre toda,
visiting her son, Carroll, and family.
Mrs. Chastina Terry, who lives with bel
son, F. Z. Terry, has been in feeble healtt
lately. BIr
A. j. Foster lost horse Sunday nigh
through its being strangled by a rope
I halter.
Miss Sophie Taylor of Danyers, Mass,
a visitor at A. b. Tewksbury's, went
away the 10th.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall OF Roxbury.
Macs, is the guest of Miss Desier Moul.
ton at Stoneleigh.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church cleared
1857 from their sale OF food and candy
Saturday afternoon.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, April "a.
The Randolph town schools will begin
the last Monday in April, the Both, and
continue nine weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. c. L. Stewart are enter
tanning the doctors sister, Mrs. Maria
Allen of West Somerville, Mass.
] ID. c. Clark and e. T. Newsam went
back to Someryille, Mass, the 18th after a
two weeks outing at Clestic G. Stevens
/ Miss Alice Herrick has been entertain
| ing Miss Julia Blair Of Montpelier, who
came last Thursday and remained until
Tuesday.
Barney Shapiro went to New York
Tuesday to purchase goods for his store in
the Mansion house and his itinerant
vender's cart.
Mrs. c. S. Booth was in West Lebanon.
N. H., Sunday. being called there by the
illness OF Don Darling, who is suffering
from consumption.
Roy Huse, who is employed in the ma
chine shop Of Pratt, Whitney & Co, in
Hartford, Conn.,, was home from Thurs
day to Tuesday on vacation.
A. q. Wheeler OF White River Junction,
who was in town Tuesday, does not intend
to let the first OF May catch him away
from that fisherman's paradise, Green's
boro.
Mrs. George Hedge and daughter, Mar
guerite, of West Meoford, Mass, who ar
rived Monday on visit to the family OF
D. II. Morse, were joined yesterday by Mr.
Hedge.
Miss Olive Sargent, who was at home
Tuesday night from Barre, has finished /
work in the Homer Fits store in that city |
but is at present undecided as to her fu- /
ture employment.
Warren Church, who works in the meat
market OF Panton Il Rowell, has rented 1
the house of Mrs. Il. F. Upham and moved I
his family here from Barre. Mrs. Upham /
is TO board with them.
The listers report that Randolph voters /
are quite generally filing their party pre- /
terences, as provided by the new caucus
law. Fully 500 of those listed so far have
complied with this regulation
Miss Bessie Lewis is having a vacation
from her duties as tutor in the family OF
Clarence Morgan OF Montreal during the
two months that the Morgans are in
Cuba. She reached home Monday.
Henry Hyzer, who has been iii with
rheumatic fever at Mrs. Josephine Spicers
since his return from Cuba, Is now being
cared for by his daughter in Snowsville. to
whose home he was taken Monday. "A
The w. II G. requests all the members
OF the organization to be present at the
next regular meeting Saturday evening
In the last quarter, the corps has received
three new candidates for admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Little moved back
to the Scott block yesterday from the Bee
hive, In which they sought temporary !,
shelter at the time OF the fire in the Scott :
block when their tenement in that build
ing was deluged with water.
The petition emanating from Benning-
ton, asking Clement to run independently
for governor, has been circulated here by
ii. I. Soper, who was a Clement member
OF the House four years ago, and others,
and has been quite freely signed.
In preparation for the masquerade party
tomorrow evening, DR.. Kelly has on hand
several extra costumes for ladies, and all
kinds and colors of masks. Arrange
ments for the party are progressing favor
ably and the affair promises to be a most
delightful event.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard, who went to the I
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington !
three weeks ago for an operation, came :
back yesterday much improved in health.
She was taken to the home OF her father, !
Alfred Webster, to recover her strength !
more fully before assuming household
,ares again.
The first ball game OF the season will be
lext Saturday at Mccall park, S. BIS VS.. g
high school. A Dartmouth battery Is ex-
)ected for the S. BIS. Bass and Connolly !.
will be in the points for the High school. :
BASS is to be on the 5. b. pitching staff
his season, but will twirl for the High
chool when needed.
Miss Belle Butler. who had been at C. u
,: Hibbard's through the winter. went to
hite River junction last Thursday to n
meet her mother, returning from a soiourn G.
n Ocean Grove and accompanied her to
barton. They have some idea OF remov- \
ng later to Randolph II they can find de- r,
irable tenement here.
A. ID. Steele has severed his connection \
Nth the Randolph Inn as clerk and Il
! to make his home with his son, &. r. 81
teele, whom he will relieve OF some OF the
ares of householder. His place at The "a
nm is being file by {. W. A. Putnam. :,
Tho combines the duty of clerk with :;
hose OF janitor at the library.
Mrs. W. j. Blodgett, who has been in /,
nd confined to the bed most OF the time =,
inee the last Of February, was operated n
pom at the sanatorium Tuesday by DR.. A.
:. Bailey and seems now to be gaining
icely. Mr.. Blodgett's brother. Leet =
'lodgett Of West Lebanon, n. H.. with IS
is wife and son, came Saturday and re- "a
iained until Tuesday. az
Jesse Remington and his two sisters. ~
irs. +. g. Meigs and Miss Efiie Reming. -
ln, arrived Sunday from Bellows Falls. ~
aving received word that Mrs. Reming- ~
IN was not so well. Mrs. Meigs returned =,
be next day but Mr.. Remington and ~
liss Fife remained to assist in caring for =,
IL invalid who has hem With har - -,