Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
Randolph.
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~. James Walker, in Barre,
w p,,l Johnson is spending a week or
Win his grandfather, a. j. Wiley,
IN Berlin
vi.. Carlotta Wiswall arrived at the
,r.'s.,u cottage last Thursday from Ger
manJoVn' "a , -,
sipee the 18th on pleasure tour 10
Montreal and Quebec,
H.. I L. stiekney and son, Lester, OF
,t Mass, guests at A. NJ. Hut
s.,5.. went away the goth.
IA. and Mrs. A. b. Freeman Of CHI
ebo had been visiting at G. w,
p.7lan's. went away Friday
v,. Henry W. Fits viii go to Hue
Mass. tomorrow 10 remain awhile
'eg6 her brother, +. NJ. Lamson,
Rev Father Penders attended the re
1t f5r Catholic clergy last week at 81.
SI.-hasps college, Winooski Park.
Al, and Mrs. A. +. Grover and daugh-
,., ina. Of Lawrence, Mass, were with
.si1tives in Randolph from Friday 10
Monday.
Mrs. Hiram Smith was taken 10 the
sar,tprium Friday to recover from run
AVN condition due toa chronic catarrhal
,,5,ble Of the stomach.
OF. Colburn is driving nice new
,s,t for the Grand Union Tea company
s.a reward for doing the greatest amount
NJ business in this section.
Misses Lucille and Marjorie Wheeler OF
White River Junction, daughters OF l..
n Wheeler OF that place, have gone TO
Chicago and are TO take few weeks trip
through Illinois.
George A. Pearson, foreman of the Is
.sx Publishing company at Essex juno
t,ep. but formerly OF the Herald office,
revived a telegram the i4th announcing
the death OF his father in Holyoke, Mass.
W. P. Young has shipped his house
hold goods 70 South Royalton, where he
b. 10 have his home in the future with
IN, daughter, Mrs. Fred Wright, whom
he accompanied 10 that place Saturday.
The wooden railroad bridge over Camp
brook caught fire Wednesday afternoon
Of last week and held up the 20 express
until the flames could be extinguished
and the track bolstered with broken fenc'
rails.
Mrs. Homer White returned Friday
night after five weeks absence In Bur
Ungton and Enosburg Falls with few
DAYS outing at Camp Randolph, High
gate Springs, as the guest OF Mrs. L. p
Thayer.
Mrs. Pearl Bean and daughter, Bernice
and Miss Mildred Randall, who had beer
having three weeks outing in Randolph
&, the home of Mrs. Beans aunt, Mrs. NJ
V. Chadw CT, went back Saturday TO May
nsrd, Mass.
II. A. Leonard has added to his ic
cream department an attractive green AM
white covered wagon from which ie
cram and cooling beverages can be dis
penssd at ball games. 1t made its tirs
appearance at the game Saturday.
Mrs. Mary B. Bass opened "Mountail
View" home in Braintree Tuesday for tn
rest Of the summer and has the compan
there Of Judge and Mrs. w. II. Nichols
Al the home also is George ). Rogers
who assists in the care OF Judge Nichols
At the Grange NEE ing Saturday ever
ing, the third and fourth degrees will :
conferred upon class OF eighteen, an
the initiation ceremonies viii be 10
lowed by banquet, for which those nc
otherwise solicited are asked to furnis
cake.
Mrs. d. y. Coolidge, accompanied b
Miss Lettie Bailey, went to Barre Mon
DAY TO consult the oculist, Dr. L. I
Sprague, who pronounced her trouble
be slowly developing cataracts. ht
falling sight he thought could be IN
proved by the glasses to which he mite
her.
At the invitation of Miss Esther GeorE
about itty Of the young people enjoyed
dance given last Thursday night in u
old Mansion House hall in honor OF NJ
Lester Stickney of Everett, Mass. Live
music proceeded from a graphophone al
flowing bowl of lemonade furnish'
cool and refreshing cheer.
L. T. Sparhawk has been fnishll
some pictures of Merritt Robbins OF HI
ton, the veteran hunter and trapper, wi
recently killed his i01st bear, handsor
black specimen of 1877 pounds. The p
lures give the scene in the woods shown
the patriarchal Nimrod and his gar
with the bear trap and skeleton rif
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eaton ended TN
vacation in Randolph Friday and start
for Melrose Highlands, Mass, that NOR
ing in their automobile. They travel
by way of Springfield and Bellows Fai
reaching Keene, N. H., at O'Clock, a
after spending the night there, hnish
the run to Melrose by noon OF the Ne
day.
The school directors have filled the !,
vacancy in the faculty of the grao
school the coming year by the election
Miss Emma Moses as teacher in the Tn
grade. Miss Moses will bring to the
sition long experience in teaching
tried and practical knowledge OF gra
work. For the last five consecutive ye
she has taught in the schools OF koches
with marked success.
w. w. Heggie of Montpelier, "
came here three weeks ago to play W
the lately disbanded ball team, was woi
ing in Salisbury Brothers factory
Thursday afternoon when he brought
right hand in contact with one OF