Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02
Randolph.
anoRoiA WHITE, Local Editor.
Z. A. shattuek was in barre Friday.

T.. A. shattuek was in Barre Friday.
Mrs. Anna Adams has returned from
stay OF two weeks in Hartford.
Mrs. l.. ID. Rhodes was in Windsor over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Parkhurst.
Mrs. Z. ID. Strong reached town Friday
after four months absence in James
town, n. ID.
Fred Beedle OF Keene, n. H.. suent
Sunday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
A. III. Beedle.
Mrs. D. b. Copeland is In Lawrence.
Mass, as the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Della simpson.
Fred Copeland and Scion Vail OF Dart.
mouth college were al their respective
homes over Sunday.
Madam VIENNA, the guest for a few
weeks OF her niece, Mrs. James Amsden,
left Monday for Montreal.
Mrs. l.. o. sherburne, wife Of the Meth
odist pastor IN Bellows Falls, paid brief
visit to Miss Cora J. Bliss saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stiles have moved
from the Edison block TO the upper part OF
u, NJ. AtSoods house on South Main
street.
Mrs. Fayette Greene and Mrs. Thomas
Russ OF Royaiton were the guests OF Mrs
). ). Briggs last week from Thursday to
Saturday.
| o. w. Brockway has found most
capable man 40 work on his farm this
season In the person OF Doc Donaldson
OF Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Drew went to
White River Junction Friday aud visited
relatives IN that place and West Lebanon
over Sunday.
Mrs. Della Tilson OF Middlesex is with
her brother, Il. q. Bass, at Bass mills
and will spend some time with her rela-
tives In this vicinity.
Mrs. William Chandler OF Manchester,
y. H., who had been with her sister, Mrs.
NJ. A. Tewksbury, in the latter's long ILL.,
ness OF the winter, went away Monday.
There will be a regular conyocation OF
Whitney chapter, No. 8, X. A. NJ, in
Masonic hall, Monday evening, May 8.
There win be work, and good attendance
| is desired.
Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes and Mrs. Homer
White will be the hostessvs OF the RAN
dolph Woman's Literary club Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. White on
South street.
Mrs. Amanda Thsyer has finished q
/ six years term OF service as housekeeper
at q. w. Barnes on account Of impaired
health and has been succeeded by Mrs.
Harriet Goodell.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is in New York
this week, attending the International
kindergarten association, and her place ae
teacher in the first primary Is being taken
by Mrs. II. A. Leonard.
Miss Emroy Matthews arrived Friday
night from Menands, near Albany, N. ",
where she had been passing the winter
with a cousin, Mrs. Harry Bates, who
accompanied her to Randolph.
| Miss Vsnlora Spear established the
fact that this is spring by placing on her
table that vernal relish, q mess OF dam
delion greens, April rs, when six inches
OF snow fell IN towns round about.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Pratt Of Burling-
ton are at the farm OF his brother, George
Pratt, in the hope that change and out
door life may prove beneficial to John
Pratt, who is suffering from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Henry Halves OF Berlin, who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. q. Tracy, was joined here last Thurs
day by Mr.. HAYES and her brother, Z. o.
Tracy, OF Readsville, Mass. They re-
manned until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kendrick have
opened their house on South Main street,
after a winters sojourn in Burlington
with their daughter, Mrs. s. II. Nc
Cullough. and family, who have now
moved to Randolph to live with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. Sault have been
entertaining Mrs. Sault's brothers, w. w.
SEYMOUR OF Swampscott, Mass, and z. L.
Seymour OF Lynn, Mass, who came FRI
day and remained over Sunday. Frank
Ash also Joined the family party from
Royalton for longer visit.
DIR. and Mrs. II. G. Beekman reached
town Saturday night ia their new Pope
Hartford 4-cylinder automobile. in which
they made the journey from New York.
1t is an elegant touring car with capacity
OF five passengers and abundance OF pow
er to slide up, as well as down, hill easily.
f. II. Ketchum met them in Springfield,
Mass, to relieve the doctor little in run
ming the auto the rest OF the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Drew were in
Warren Sunday and on their return were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Campbell, with whom Mr.. Drew and his
brother, George, went to Lowell, Mass,
the 29th ult., to attend the funeral OF q
cousin. Arthur Church. The deceased, a
Young man OF IS, sought relief last sum
mer In both Randolph and Warren for
the tuberculosis that caused his death.
inst es soon as the weather becomes
warm enough for men to work in the
water without too great discomfort, the
raceway at the electric light plant will be
enlarged and extended quite distance.
The boulders, brought down by high
water and at present choking the raceway,
will be removed, to the increase OF the
power which has been seriously impaired
nv the back water caused by these big
stones. At least $1,000 will be expended
in improvements that will give better
lights.
The funeral Of the late Patrick Wynn
was attended by many friends OF the de-
ceased Friday morning in the Roman
Catholic church. High mass was said ny
Rev. Father Penders, while the blessing
OF the body and the blessing Of the grave
leonard OF st. Johnsbury, a former
pastor. Among the relatives present
from out Of town were Mr.. Wynn's
daughter. Mrs. j. w. Carney, OF Melrose,
Mass, Mrs. A. F. Kervick and Charles
Grove OF Mlllers Falls, Mass, and David
Grove Of Holyoke, Mass.