Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood have gone
TO Barnard today 10 spend week with
their daughter, Mrs. Edwin Amsden, and
family.
Rev. w. II. Sparhawk preached last Sum
day in Corinth and East Corinth and will
hold services in those places again next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Chandler came from
New York last Thursday and stayed until
tuesday, making their headquarters at the
Randolph sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kervick, who had
been here to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Kervick's brother, Patrick Wynn, left
yesterday for Millers Falls, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dubois and two
children have arrived from Evanston, ILL.,,
and are to be at II. p. Sanford's for awhile
before going to the Sanford farm.
Charles Baker came back yesterday
morning from Somers, Conn.,, where he
went Friday to see his mother, who was
very i'll with rheumatic fever, but is how
better.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Campbell had with
them few days Mrs. CampbelPs parents
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lamb aud
Miss Edith Of Warren, who went away
Tuesday.
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly returned Tuesday from
Merrimac, Mass, where he had been sum-
moned by the illness Of his father, who Is
yet far from a satisfactory state Of con-
valescence.
Sergeant j. II. Peck OF Grand Isle, Neb !,
who served in the Civil war as a member
OF Company IL, Sth Vermont regiment,
paid a recent visit to his comrade, Capt. b.
f. Bowman.
Ernest Hatch, whom the critical illness
OF his Iather, Henry. Hatch, from Bright's
disease, had called to Manchester N. H.,
was able to return Friday, leaving Mr..
latch, ST., in more favorable condition.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even-
ing, May IL, there will be banquet, folr
lowed by post prandial speeches, with n.
w. Vail as POSTMASTER. All those not
otherwise notified are expected to provide
cake.
Mrs. Appleton Thomas, who Joined her
| husband here ON the death of his mother,
Mrs. John Marsh, returned to Boston yes
terday, while MIR. Thomas remained to
settle business affairs connected with the
estate.
The circulation of books from the KIM
ball Public library in April was 1920 or
daily average Of Co., One hundred thirty
three 10.07%o) were class books, 2l6
| (1S.649o) juveniles and GAL (71.299o) fiction.
OF the total number, SO were taken at the
Center.
Dorand Brothers OF Chester shipped to
Hartford, Conn.,, from Randolph yester-
day the second flock of sheep purchased
this season OF G. II. and X. G.. Mann.
There were 122 sheep and lambs in the
! shipment and they brought 81 cents a
pound.
The Old Folks dance, to be given in
Grange hall Thursday evening, May 8,
under the auspices of the ladies, will be
a "shirtwaist" affair, at which the gentle
men are also expected to appear in the
masculine adaptation of the trim and
comforta BILE shirtwaist.
A pretty feature of the ball to be given
in Dubois & Gays hall tomorrow night
under the auspices OF Randolph lodge. /.
o. o. F., will be Maypole dance by six
teen boys and girls winding the colors OF
the order. Music will be provided b,
Curtis orchestra and the Green Mountain
band.
e. e. Gonya of Durand, Mich, formerly
of Island Pond, is to be one of the force
working under Albert Daies, superintend-
ent OF the water service of the Central
Vermont railway, and has rented the
Webster house on Weston street. Mr.
Gonya, who had been here to secure his
place, started for Durand Tuesday night to
bring his family back with him IN the
| course OF two weeks.