Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10

I The laties try their little hand
| At Keeping score within the stand
| And. most enthusiastic band
Are waving flags, hurrahing,
| And II there Is a soul that's not
Completely bound up in the thought
OF victory In the diamond plot,
He must be awful lonely.
r. n. Rising has the framework up for
his fourth cottage on Weston street.
w. p. Fisk of Salem, Mass, is spending
a weeks vacation in town as the guest OF
his uncle, S. w. Fisk.
| Jesse Blodgett is to have a tobacco shop
in the basement OF the Bass block, recent
ly vacated by NJ. V. Chadwick.
Mrs. w. B. Wall and Mrs. J. NJ. Hol-
man visited their sister, Miss Sadie
Lamb, in Northfield yesterday.
Hon. V. l. Spear was in saxtons River
Friday and Saturday, testing for tubercu-
losis q head OF cattle, five OF which were
diseased.
Mrs. Laura standIsh arrived Tuesday
| from Pomfret and went to the Center to
render assistance as nurse in the family Of
Eugene Adams.
Mrs. Elva Fits OF Fltchburg, Mass, who
had been with her sister, Mrs. A. A..
\ Wainwright, few days, went 10 Brain
tree the sth TO visit another sister.
Mrs. Homer White and Mrs. j. w.
/ Gabrielle attended in Northfield Wednes-
day a district meeting OF the Vermont
| branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Board Of Missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Brooks and Mr..
and Mrs. +. S. Tracy have been away
since last Thursday on pleasure trip
to New York, Washington and Philadel-
phia They are expected home Saturday.
Mrs. V. S. Bradbury arrived Monday
from Newport, n. H., having finished q
year of service there as nurse and house
! keeper for Mrs. Alethea Mann, who seems
at present little stonger. Mrs. Bradbury
went to Hartford Tuesday but viii return
here Saturday.
The program at the Grange Saturday
evening May Y, will be in charge Of the
dramatic club OF the organ
ization, presenting "Uncle Rube," a
drama in four acts, with eleven characters.
The meeting will open at 1880 TO low
time for the somewhat lengthy program.
Mrs. II. W. Tewkshury and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, are in Randolph again
after a winters absence in Burlington.
They arrived Monday from Goffstown,
n. H., at which. place ended a very
pleasant tour of several weeks that took
them among relatives in New York,
Washington and Baltimore.
Samuel Bonum has moved from the
on Park street to the lower part OF the
brick house on the same street lately pur-
chased by Louis Eillion Of Dubois AZ
Richmond. The rooms vacated by Mr..
Bonum have been rented by Frank
Lashua, whose fellow tenants in the
upper apartments are j. W. Adshade and
family.
Dewitt Webb, who has been in the em-
ploy Of the government at the navy yard
tn Dbflada1r,bfa for no last few years il TO
be transferred to the yard at Key West,
Fla, where he reports for duty May 20.
He and his family will come to Randolph
Tuesday or Wednesday OF next week, and
Mrs. Webb and baby, Wanda. will remain
here until the house which they are to
have at Key West can be put in readiness
for. occupancy.
A petition asking that check list made
lup on the basis OF the voters declarations
OF party preferences to the listers be used
in this town at the caucuses this year has
been circulated by j. F. Mead and the req
uisite SCI Of the voters have signed IL, so
that the check list will be used. Fully
1850 of the voters in this town have already
declared their intentions, and there is FUR
ther opportunity for the remainder up to
May 10Th.
Raw Harlow, who left Windsor the 23rd
of April without previous intention or
notification OF his departure, walked into
this yillsge Wednesday evening OF last
week and made his way to the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. A. A. Chadwick, on Cen
trail street. He was worn out with nine
DAYS journey ing that had taken him 10
! Montreal, then back again to White River
Junction, across to ST. JOhnsbury and
finally here. News OF his arrival being
sent 10 Mrs. Harlow, she joined MIN the
next day, and by Saturday, feeling quite
himself again, he accompanied her home.
Col. b. Chandler, whose offer OF sl0,-
900 for the equipment OF an auditorium in
a new parish house has been gratefully ac-
cepled by Bethany church. Is to be IN
Randolph the llth and 18th with the arch
itect whom be has selected to draw the
plans and decide which Of the two church
edifices shall be devoted TO the proposed
structure. The architect is Ernest \.
Bovden OF Boston, who the colonel be
lieves. will be able to deal with costs ana
values on an economical basis and have
the unbiased Judgment necessary TO make
the right decision IN n choice between the
two church buildings.
DR.. II. n. Mcintyre is having the Office
building adjoining his residence on Ran
doIph avenue rem0deled into very pretty
dwelling for his brother-iu-law and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Miller uf Homtret.
who occupied the doctors house tins IN
ter during the absence of himself aua Mrs.
Mcintyre ln Washington. az lhe Ne7l
side OF the Office an ell, lZXi7 feet, g being
built 10 contain q kitchen and pantry. and
q few changes are being made iu the main
mart To add to the convenience % the
rooms. Mrs. Miller went to Pomtret SAT-
urday 70 await the completion Of the
house. bat SIR. Miller is 20 be here little
longer to attend to the building opera
tions.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no OPT
ates and can safely be given to children
sold BY II. A. Leonard, Randolph, and &
| A nanemorp Chelsea.