Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-25

iington Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. W. III. Glaading we're in
Montpelier Monday,
Miss lisa Banister OF Montpeliey snan,
SUNDAY with her parents, NF. and Mrs. N,
ID. Banlster.
The Kings Daughters vii. meet with
Mrs. w. W. Morton at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, April 80.
Miss denieye Lamson attended The
sophomore dance OF Norwich uniyersity
IN Norlhneld Friday night.
Mrs. Fref Wright OF south Royalton Il
n re To assist for awhile in the care Of her
mother, Mrs. W. 4. Young.
Miss Dolly Bennett went 10 her home In
East Randolph Sunday after a months
stay with Mrs. George G. osgood
John Chase arrived Friday from Boston
aud remained over SUNDAY with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. ). Chase.
4. w. Carlisle and family have moved
from the Chadwick block TO a tenement
In the Batehelder house ON Pearl street.
Mrs. Ada q. Niles, who had been seven
weeks with her sister, Mrs. T.. l.. Rass.
took her departure 10 Brattleboro Monday
Mrs. w. W. sprague is away this week.
travelling with Mr.. Sprague 10 Portland
Me, and other places on his business
route.
Lemuel Richmond, superintendent OF
the water system, reports that every cent
OF the water tax for this year has already
been paid.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and son OF Concord.
N. H., have been with Mrs. Rumrill's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman,
since Saturday.
Rev. Homer White was in White River
junction Sunday TO ofiiciate at the funeral
OF Rev. George A. wilkins, at one time
rector in Randolph.
Justin III. Holman has bought OF ID. II.
spooner for s2s5 the tenement house on
fark street between Matthew Carney's
and Mrs. |. NJ. Jones'
Mrs. Guy z. Lsmson returned last
Thursday from weeks stay in New
York and was accompanied by Miss
Blanche smith OF that city.
Miss Mary &. Tewksbury has been IN
with tonsilitis In Hyde Park and unable
to. attend TO her duties as preceptress OF
the Lamoille Central academy.
w. J. Blodgett, who has been acting as
travelling salesman for the Howard Drug
company OF White River Junction lately,
was with his family in this village Sunday.
Rev. W. Il. Spsrhawk supplied the
Congl church in Chelsea Sunday in the
absence OF the pastor, Rev. George T..
Lake, who was called away by the death Of
his mother
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, a week OF whose
spring vacation had been spent in Ram
/ dolph, found her way to Belmont, Mass,
the I'D for the opening next day OF the
school 10 which she teaches.
Charles II. Bradley, superintendent OF
the Thompson's Island school for orphans
near Boston, arrived Sunday with Mrs.
Bradley, aud they were the guests until
Tuesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Vaughan.
Mrs. F. c. Danforth. who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Priest,
left Saturday for her home in Lakeport,
n. III. Mr.. Danforth, also here for a
short time, went away few days earlier.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for Mrs. ). 5. Briggs her house
on Prospect avenue to NJ. n: Miller for
$500. The place, OF which Mr.. Muller is
to take possession in June, will be occu-
pied by L. ). Brigham.
Frank l.. Bryant OF this place and Miss
Blanche Bacon OF Brainiree were married
in St. Johns church last Thursday after
noon by the rector. Rev. +. n. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant are boarding for
the present with Mrs. ID. Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Goodhart have
come back to Randolph after residence
of q year and half in Glen Cove, l.. l.,
and are located in the house that was
once part Of the Cushman farm property
and which they bought before they went
away.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis has closed her house
on Forest street and gone to Burlington
to stay with her daughter, Bessie, while
the latter is attending the spring term
OF the University OF Vermont. Mrs.
Lewis son, Henry, left Sunday night to
resume teaching IN Clinton, Conn.,, and
his brother, Ernest, returned Monday to
Boston.
Mrs. j. w. Adshade and youngest son
were in Wilder over Sunday with Mr..
Adshade, who has work there as a team
ster and whose family will take up their
residence in that place in few days. The
household goods have been shipped and
Mrs. Adshade intends to follow Monday.
Her daughter, Mrs. John K. Hurlburt,
will go to Concord, N. H.
The Sons of Veterans and their friends,
to the number OF about fifty, had most
enjoyable sugar party in q. A. X. hall
Friday evening when very excellent
quality OF maple syrup was furnished for
the occasion by Ransom Slack. The
phonograph OF w. II. Kenney added
enlivening music to a pleasant affair,
whose proceeds amounted to about ~.
AT the meeting OF the Sanatorium Aid
society Friday afternoon, it was voted to
continue the free bed another year and to
lay the subject of an ambulance on the
table for future consideration. The soci-
ETY. also appropriated so for numerous ar
ticles needed at the sanatorium and elected
for a purchasing committee Mrs. Julia
Walsh, Mrs. e. A. Thomas and Mrs. Belle
ID. Dubois.
M. H. Miller started Sunday, in COM
pany with A. j. Croft OF Enosburg
Falls, for the jamestown exposition
grounds, to arrange the Vermont maple
sugar exhibit, which was shipped from
the market in Randolph a week before.
1t is planned at this exposition to pre-
sent the maple sugar industry in a
realistic way to the unfortunate people
of other sections of the country to whom
the boiling down process is unknown,
and to that end a miniature orchard
4 es.x 20 kvv 70,