Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03
Randolph Continued.

Mrs Irene Dyer is visiting her sisters
Mrs. Artema Goodno a1d Mrs. A ma Ell.
is, in Rochester.
Miss Desier Mouito1 came home the
lat from her visit to Miss Carlotts
Wiswall in Roxbury, Mass.
Dix j. Camp received from the fish
hatchery 10 St. JohDsbury Monday 25,0OC
trout fry for the Halfway brook running
between the Chelsea and East branches.
aud emptying into the latter at Mr..
Camps mill.
NJ. Y. Chadwick. who was called away
last week to investigate what proved a less
favorab bic opening for business than he
hoped, mas given up his quarters in the
basement of the Bass block and is still
looking for a desirable location. His son,
Fred, came from Goddard seminary SRtur-
day and stayed until Tuesday, disposing
OF the stock and fixtures. The show cases
were purchased by j. Z. Jerd for his store
in Rochester.
The marriage OF Lynn Young and Miss
Lena Nourse, both of Littleton, n. H.,
| took place Monday evening, April %, at
the home OF the Rev. f. q. Clutter in that
village. Both are well known among the
younger people of Littleton, and the
groom, who Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. Young, has many friends and acqusint
ances in Randolph. The newly married
ult., on a short wedding trip.
Charles White has moved his family
from the Parkhurst house on Central
street to the Samuel Spear house in Peth,
where he is to be engaged this summer in
the erection of large barn for Earl Pow
ers to replace the one destroyed by fire
over year ago. The new building will
be 42Xl0S'feet, with wing 32x60 feet, and
will accommodate 90 head OF cattle, half a
a oh
While moving Mr.. Whites goods Mon
day, Charles Fordham was thrown from
the load by a sudden start OF the horses
and fractured his left elbow.
The marriage OF Avery Richardson Of
RoX bury and Miss Marion Flint, for the
last three years town clerk Of Braintree, f.
was solemnized at 10:3O o'clock yesterday
morning at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flint, on
Brsintree hill. Rev. j. /. Urban OF West
BrooSteld was the officiating clergyman,
and only few relatives witnessed the
service. The bride was simply gowned in
white muslin, trimmed with insertion. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson took their
wedding tour to Chester, Mass, where
lives the brides brother, Sherwin Flint,
Esq, and upon their return will take up
their residence with her parents on Brain
tree hill.
Green Mountain Stock farm, but has lately
been living in Windsor, disappeared from
home Monday, April ., wandering off to
North Hartland, where be was seen by an
acquaintance in the afternoon. He was
then walking towards White River juno
tion and made inquiries as to the direc-
ton, but later no trace Of him could be
found al the junction or at Lebanon and
West Lebanon across the Connecticut
river lie married Miss Clara Huple-
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hunter OF
Winsdor, who'were former residents OF
This village, in which Mr Harlow has two
sisters, Mrs. A. A. Chadwick and Mrs.
Adrian Hatch, neither OF whom have seen
him. His wife says he has been in miser-
4 BILE health and very d. spondent, though
ible TO work every day in a machine shop
and she fears he may have made way with
himself in a tit OF insanity. He left the
house about o'clock in the morning 10
get some things at store and had a go
bill in bis pocket aud little change.