Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-18

/ their travels 10 Lawrence, Mass, ana
Manchester, \. II.
Hon. Wendell P. Stafford of st. Johns
bury, justice OF the District Of Columbia
supreme court, is the guest today OF
Chief Judge j. W. Rowell of the Yer
mont supreme court.
Mrs. A. ID. Lamson is entertaining at
Idleton cottage her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Lamson, Jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Story, Miss Story and Samuel
Howell of Philadelphia.
Thomas St. Lawrence, an employee at
Salisbury Brothers factory, brought the
| forefinger of his left hand Friday within
cutting reach of the machinery, which
inflicted a slanting cash.
Rev. and Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler have Mrs.
Fowler's mother, Mrs. Sarah Hadaway OF
Brockton, Mass, with them for the rest
of the summer and are also entertaining
Mrs. Clifford Blackwell of Taunton,
Mass.
The public is cordially invited to a re-
ception in honor of the new pastor OF the
Baptist church, Rev. w. 5. Bradshaw,
and Mrs. Bradshaw at the Baptist par
sonage Monday evening between the
hours Of eight and ten.
Mrs. John Storrs and two children OF
Ware, Mass, are at F. A. Dunn's await
/ ing the arrival OF Mr.. Storrs TO take them
on an automobile tour in the Adiron-
dacks. Mrs. John Priest, recent visitor at
Mr.. Dunn's, has returned to Weaver
town, n. Y.
A days shutdown of the Z. F. Emer-
son mill was made necessary last Thurs
day in order to repair the big drive wheel
of the engine that broke along the line of
an old crack as the result of being
frightened up too much.
Warren Davis, who had been spending
week with his mother, Madam Davis,
and his sisters, Mrs. n. S. Tobey and
Mrs. A. P. Knights, started Monday
night on his return to Battle Creek,
Mich, which he has found very pleas
ant place of residence for over year.
DIR. L. A. Russlow has given quit
claim deed of the Mutually land in the
Tatro neighborhood to his brother, A. j.
Russlow, while NJ. NJ. Wilson has decided
for S2100 to Dr. L. A. and Grace G. Russ
low the property on South Main street
which the doctor is at present occupying.
A. L. Hardy, formerly principal of the
Randolph High school and now superin-
tendent of schools in Amherst, Mass,
arrived Tuesday from Morrisville with
Mrs. Hardy and their youngest son and
made nights stop with relatives in
Brookfield before going to the cottage at
Caspian lake.
Louis j. A. Chevron finished work
Tuesday as night operator at the station
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other situation. His place is taken by
; Harry Morton, who has been operator at
Mortified lately. Charles Briggs is back
at the station in his old position Of
freight clerk, succeeding j. E. Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powers and their
niece, Miss Harriet Keith, made tour OF
Montpelier, Barre and Plainfield last
week, from which Mr.. Powers returned
Thursday, and the ladies Friday. Miss
Julia Cummings of Claremont, n. H.,
Mr.. Powers granddaughter, arrived at
his home Monday, coming from Pitts
ford.
A meeting Of the business men and all
those interested in the welfare and pros
perity of Randolph is to be held in the
hose house Monday evening at O'Clock.
1 M. D. Smith of Mortified, secretary OF
) the Board of Trade of that place, has been
secured for speaker and is expected to
: outline a plan of organization to that
e effect.
C. w. Hayward has Transformed the
third floor of the Dubois block, over E.
A. Thomas store, into a most attractive
annex to the Randolph Inn. A hard
wood floor has been laid in the upref
L | Al hot ,nbo off i,,+c
the new part, in which are found five
very pretty rooms facing on Main and
r Pleasant streets.
i G. L. Holman has bought the Horton
: Sargent farm of 115 or more acres fol
: 51100 of the trustees of the Mary c.
f Crompton estate, residing in Worcester
. Mass. This is the farm on which George
/ d. Pratt succeeded John d. Delaney until
n Mr.. Pratt and his brother took posses
Q sion of the Lamson farm lately purchased
by the Crompton trustees.
o Mrs. Waldo Flint had several humorous
I growths removed last Thursday at the
4 sanatorium by DIR. H. c. Tinkham o.
Burlington and is gaining so rapidly that
she expects to be able to ride to her home
u !, on Braintree hill in a few days more
= When she has recovered a fair measure
L of strength, it is thought another treat
ment will take away the last obstacle to 6
e complete restoration of her health.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hubbard have
L Ralph French of birmingham, Mass
with Them also L. S. Stickney and SOL
:, Of Everett, Mass. Mr.. French, who has
II been studying stenography, and telegra
). phy,is to complete the course of the Bust
ness college in birmingham, including
o wireless telegraphy, and is in Randolph
e for the rest of his summer vacation. A
d dance in the old Mansion house hall vii,