Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

A daughter Was born Friday TO Mr.. and
Mrs, Logan Hatch.
Mrs, Jane Spear aud Mrs. +. A. Dunn
We're in Montpelier and Barre Friday and
Saturday,
Mrs. George Zuibriek OF Lancaster,
\, T., Is being entertained by Mrs. Mary
Goldsbury.
Mrs. Nettie Chandler OF Manchester
y, H., is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Tewksbury.
DIR. j, p. Clifford has opened his down
town office in he old library rooms in
Dubois a Gays block,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Eaton and their
I daughter, Evelyn, OF Rochester were at
Alfred Eaton's Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood are passing
week In Barnard on the farm OF their
son-in-law, Edwin Amsden.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds are NOV
/ ing into the l.. z, Thayer house ON High
land avenue that they have leased for Ave
years,
Governor Proctor has reappointed DIR.
/ T., q. blanchard member OF the state
hoard OF dental examiners for a period Of
| i've years.
Mrs. +. J. o'Brien, who had been with
her mother, Mrs, Thomas Carr, several
DAYS, went back TO West Somerville, Mass,
I Monday,
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, have returned 10 Montpelier at
ter fortnight's stay with Mrs, Thomp-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. J., Foster.
Judge VIM. II. Nichols, after long
prostration from the effects OF shock
seems 10 be gaining steadily now and is
able TO be out occasionally In wheeled
chair.
Foster Brodley FELTON, of Woodstock
and Miss Ella +, Marsh OF Melrose, Mass,
were married Thursday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. Samuel
I Knowles.
Mrs. T.. W. Tewksbury, Mrs. Hale Flint
and son, Lewis, and Arthur Galarneau
I Joined Bethany church Sunday. Rev. j.
Hall Long OF Bethel assisted in the morn
I ing service.
Alfred Kuighs and family, who re-
moved to Canaan, n. H., in the spring,
have again taken up their residence in this
village and are living in that part OF the
l. ID. Williams block lately vacated by Nj.
o. Merrill.
Mrs. Junius Barttro arrived Friday
from Springfield, which has been her
place OF residence for the last three years,
and remained in town until Monday, when
she went to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington for treatment.
DIR. j. p. Clifford has bought OF n. c.
Greene for $500 the latier's house on
Pearl street. The purchase was made for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumas, who Will &C.
cupy the place as on as the present ten
ants, James Mutually and family, can
move out.
NJ. p. Thayer," announces the Mont
pelier Journal, 'has decided to move to
Essex Junction and become a citizen OF
the town where trains habitually mis-
match. The junction syndicate is just
now an extremely healthy and exacting
proposition"
George Spooner and bride, who had
been spending month with the groom's
father and brother, Louis and Bert
Spooner, left Friday for their future
home in Harrisville, X. i. Miss Sadie
Spooner has also gone to Harrisville to
stay with a sister for awhile.
p. F. McIaurin of Havana, Cuba, who
landed in New York the Both ult., Joined
Mrs. McLaurin last Thursday at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Emily Hastings, with
whom she has been passing the summer.
Friday his wife accompanied him to Clar-
ence, Dat, to visit his people and, after
being here again for awhile, they expect to
sail Tor Havana the I'D.
Mrs. w. +. Kirby and daughter, Ruth,
having been with Mrs. kirby's parents,
Capt. and Mrs. b. F. Bowman, two
months, started Monday night for st.
Mary's and in weeks time will pro-
coed to their home in Ipswich, 5. ID. They
were accompanied by Mrs. kirby's brother,
Bateman Bowman, who was bound for
Berlin, n. d., " here he intends 10 take up
the study of telegraphy.
DR.. Walter c. Woodward, who must
al.f, ton to- IN hnA p
OF medical examiners in January before
he can open an office in Seattle with his
partner, DIR. Walter Wooley OF Chicago,
has been very fortunate in finding an
excellent position for the period OF his
waiting. He is now connected with
railroad hospital at North Bend, WASH,
and has the physical welfare OF 2OO OF the
roads employees in his care, drawing the
meantime salary OF sl0O month.
The stock shipment Of Me5srs. Kicker,
Hatch & Blanchard Monday included ~
sheep, Is hogs, 8 calves and heao OF
cattle. They paid 81 cents pound for the
sheep, 81 cents for the hogs and from to
81 cents for the calves. M. Z. Howell
shipped 8 calves, 3 hogs and beer
creature, paying from to 81 cents
pound for the calves and 81 cents pound
for the hogs. Eighteen cattle and three
horses were sent to Fitchburg by Hale l..
Flint, who came near losing one OF ms
horses. In earring the animals, the mates
of a span were separated by the odd
steed, and crowding. pushing and kick
ing began which resulted in one horse
being SO badly frightened that it sweat
| like rain and finally got down, where II
was in such imminent peril, the car was
onened and new arrangement OF the
occupants made.
Through Mr.. Senter of Montpelier,
nroperty owners in the vicinity OF Caspian
| lake, Greensboro, have presented peti-
ton to the legislature urging drastic
measures to prevent the use OF MOTOR
son. it being claimed, says the st. johns.
bury Republican, that the pop pop pop OF
the pasolene engines scares away the hsh.
The petition has teen referred to the com.
mittee on game and fisheries, me seven
motor boats on the lake, one OF when De-
longs TO the Salisbury brothers OF Ran
doiSb. are the property of the cottagers at