Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-31
Randolph.


Kansas Cuy 10 buy horses.
Miss Mary Morse went 20 Boston satur-
day for few days vacation.
George e. Flint was in Worcester satur.
day evening 10 install the officers Of Shady
l Kill grange,
i Harold r. Andrews of Boston has been
spending week with his cousin, A T..
Bass, aud other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. ], N, Deshon, who had been the
guest OF Mrs. j, +. Lamson several days,
LETT Saturday for her home in Portland,
Me.
Miss Nettye Robbins was home satur-
day aud Sunday from the Westtleld
i Mass Normal school, which she Is at
tending.
n c.N. aud Mrs. James T.. Mccall ana the
latter's niece, Miss Gertrude Hernandez,
took their departure from Elm cottage
sunday, going 10 Boston and proceeding
the next day TO New York.
Regular eonyocation OF Whitney chap
ter. No. 5. will be held in Masonic hall
Monday evening, Feb. 4. There viii be
practice on the X, A. degree and all
members are requested to be present.
The state fish and game commissioner
has named T.. w. Kent and Irwin Heat
deputy wardens for Randolph, George l.
Ford for Braintres, j. w. Marlborough,
Charles Taft and William Z. Clark Tor
Brook field.
Clarence j., son OF MIR. and Mrs. James
Keefe OF Graniteyille and grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs, Jerry Goodhart OF this village,
died OF bilateral pneumonia he 22nd inst.
at the age OF three and half years. The
body was brought by the parents 10 RAN
doiph last Thursday for entombment.
n. II. Howard has been having serious
trouble for nearly year with sciatica thai
/ during the last five or six weeks has cir
eumssribei his wanderings TO the farm
and prevented his usual appearance in the
i village. At last accounts, he was slightly
/ better but not yet IN condition to bray'
| the extreme cold weather.
/ Station Agent John Fenton was in IVES
| Rutland from Friday to Sunday as tn
| guest Of his sister, Mrs. John Carmody
who also entertained at the same tim
: Fred Fairbanks Of the Albany Bushes
college. The latter has left the college 4
VI take the position o night operator at thi
Nj station aud entered upon his duties Tues
day. T. n. Headle, the former nigh
operator, has gone TO Essex Junction I
serve in that capacity.
Mrs. w. Il. Rand has received word Q
the death OF the baby daughter of ne
sister, Mrs. ID. ). Ralph, in Key Wes
Fla, Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralp
went to Key West In the fall, intending I
stay until March, and soon after the
~ reached there, the chill began to be aiiin
=, but had lately seemed little better, $
y that the last change must have been sud
den. They started north with the re
mains at once to make the interment
Warren.
Robert Blodgett arrived Friday frol
Portland, Ore, and remained until Nor
day, visiting his uncle, c. A. Blodget
He l a. i nd n IA M he
u Elijah Blodgett, at the Center. lie ha
hu not been here before since IA years az
when he came in the midst OF the en
citement occasioned by the burning
the Maplewood and the Normal. He
the son OF George Blodgett, who speI
last summer in Vermont and expects
4 be East again the coming season. III
| young man left Monday Tor nome VII
Acton, o., rs an intermediate stoppir
place.
Ill. A. Leonard is about to enlarge b
drug store and to that end has rented u
office OF n. NJ. Draper directly oyerhea
which will give the pharmacy more tna
half again as much space as II at prese
occupies. The addition will be us d Tor
laboratory and workroom and IN the sur
e mer season will afford an opportunity !
- a coy ice cream parlor. Mr.. Leonard
met with gratifying success In the co
duct of .sThe Pure Drug" store, which u
lb- der his administration is outgrowing
ing quarters Mr.; Drspes WIZ ms re' ascond 40
of the block, formerly the probate once
Judge w. II. Nichols, which is being
my papered and painted and otherwise ma
her attractive. The room rented by MT. Leo
ard is also undergoing the same gene
freshening.
The regular meeting of the Randol
| \ In xyQ
- afternoon, from to 5, at the home oil Nj
iii W. w. Morton, she and Mrs j. Z. Gle
W land being the hostesses. There were
- members present and eight guests.
roll. call was responded to by quotatll
OF uClub Items" The members a
guests then listened with close attent
and much interest to the exceiient usos
benefit to the community, 10 the no
and to the woman herself 2" Miss An
Burt and Mrs. Fraser Metzger spoke
N the affirmative while Miss Jennie ote"
and Mrs. NJ. L. Holmes espoused the ne
IN tive side OF the question. The de bate wa
new feature of the program, yet SNOW nov
careful study, arguments peins ne'
equal. 'oTis with our Judgment AZ
Il, watches. none go Just alike, yet each
l;eves his own,n Delicious reireshme
- were served, and the ladies all had
6 enjoyable afternoon.
The Vermont association OF Boston
lust issued its "Green Book, giving
- mort Of the annual banquet and the ye
- proceedings. In the present members
- Of the association, those claiming n
= dolph as their native town s are J9hI
IN Chase, Eugene J.. Finn OF Faneuii -
me. market, Henry l.. Greene OF Aliseon, -
a., W. S. Mann, Harvey t. Osgood,, Ainer'
oiii- Smith of Melrose, Charles Z. lhayel "
ing Gilman A. Wheeler and Charles =; w
'ur- whom Randolph claims, is down IN :,
screen Book" as native OF Marsh1 :
tier Bethel contributes to the association on,
W. tbs Abbott, George w. Berry. o. Una Gnai
town. George B. Chase, Ernest {. smi T
Somerville, William stickney OF tn ne, :. :
dren's hospital in Boston ana n y
ram sons 81 GRANVILLE are Col. Albert Clark