Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-16
Randolph.
azosoIA WHITE. Local Editor.

tr.,., ~. 49, "eNi arriving SUNDAY
IL, NJ, Miller is Just getting ON, a h,,ls
after being closely confined 10 the honss
all winter by illness,
w. T. Fiske OF Salem, Mass, is spending
his uncle, 5. \. Fiske.
Miss Ida Flint went 10 Boston Monday
10 completes her course at the business
college OF Bryant 4 stratlon.
b. T. Spear OF Charlestown, Mass, ia in
randolph on visit 10 his sisters, Mrs. v.
;. bradbury and Miss Vanlora spear.
Mrs. J. {. ordway and her daughter.
Miss Louise, departed the 18th 10 Concord
n. H., after brief soiourn al the Inn.
Mrs. q. d. Copeland reached home the
nth from Q fortnlght's stay IN Lawrence.
Mass, with her sister, Mrs. Della Simpson,
Mrs, Z. s. Booth spen, Sunday in Barre
with Miss Gertrude Trerise, who WAS
commissioning from an attack OF German
measles.
Mrs. Della Tilson has returned To Mid.
dlesex from Bass Mills, where she MAS ths
guest OF her brother, b. q. Bass. couple
OF weeks.
Mrs. Z. r. Leavitt, who bad been paving
months visit TO Mrs. Abbie bingham
ana Miss Ada Burroughs, left for Boston
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Edison entertained
over Sunday Mrs. Edson's sister, Miss
Jennie Johnston, and ID. {. Durham OF
Lebanon, n. IL.
Miss Cora stoddard took her departure
Friday to North Hanover, Mass, after
having spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ii. Ketchum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Emerson are enter
tanning Mrs. Emerson's sister, Mrs
Scott Powers. and friend, Mrs. Arthur
foss of Littleton, n. IL.
Jesse Remington, now employed In
81. Adams, made a trip to Bellows Fails
last week and stopped here Friday TO see
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen.
Mrs. +. n. Bean OF Barre, who had been
with her sister, Mrs. c. IL. Ingalls,, day
or two, was Joined by Mr.. Bean sunday,
and accompanied him home the 18th.
Mrs. John Thesis, who came from New
Haven, Conn.,, the 2nd inst. on account
OF the more feeble condition OF her
father, l. ID. Williams, remained until
the 18th.
the 65-foot chimney on the old screen
mill building, now the Brigham Gelatine
factory, rs being taken down, as II is no
longer needed and the brick can be put to
other uses.
w. A. Noble OF Burlington took advan-
tage OF an early stage OF convalescence
from German measles to spend Satur day
and Sunday in Randolph with his mother,
Mrs. Fannie Noble.
Mrs. David Dunbar, who had been in
Lowell, Mass, caring for her sister, Mrs.
Della Gourley, in an illness caused by
stomach trouble, came home Monday,
leaving Mrs. Gourley convalescent.
o. A. Gale came back Saturday from
Jay, n. ", to which place he had been
called the previous Monday by the death
Of his mother, and which he reached
only the day before his grandfather died.
Rev. William n. Lonergan, formerly
priest In charge OF the Roman Catholic
church in Randolph, has raised over 5000
for the new Church OF the Holy fnnocents
TO be built in Rutland, where he is at pres
ent settled.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap is at Deacon w. F.
Towards, arriving Friday from Lowell,
Mass, and Saturday her daughter, Miss
Margaret, came for a weeks vacation
from the school in which she is teaching
at Baldwinsviile, Mass.
o. b. Copeland, who was elected treas
urer of the corporation at the annual
village meeting May Z, has resigned, and
A. NJ. Hubbard has been appointed
treasurer in his place. Mr.. Hubbard also
holds the office OF collector.
w. H. Gladding was in Montpelier Fri
day to meet the program committee OF the
Central Association OF Universalist church
for the annual meeting to be held in Rich
,,,npd no first waak in lime.
Mrs. j. T.. w ilcox has removed her mil
linery from the parlor of Mrs. G. W. Drew
to her own home on Dudley street. Mrs.
Wilcox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Graham, who were with her several
weeks, have returned to Lisbon, n. IL.
Appleton Mcintosh, on going out to
mend fence Friday morning on his place
at Bethel Gilead, found the carcass OF
large buck deer that had probably been
shot in the fall and escaped from the
hunters. 1t was lying within sight oil
the house.
Miss Rena Galarneau went to st. Adams
Saturday and will be joined there to-day
by her brother, Victor, who will accom-
pany her to North Bay, Ontario, which Ii
the present home of their parents. Ar
thur Galarneau will remain here until al
ter the close Of school.
Mrs. IF. Mead and two children and
her father, j. X. Hughes, arrived Monday
from Los Angeles, CAL, and are once more
established in the Mead residence or
Randolph avenue. Mr.. Mead left Los
Angeles for Seattle and from thence pro-
ceeded to his ranch near Dickinson, n. ID.
where he will remain until fall.
w. Mcintosh, l.. g. Erskine and A
N. Culver attended special assembly O.
Washington council, Royal and Selec
Masons. in Lebanon, N. H., Friday even
ing, when the degrees Of Royal Master
Select Master and Super-excellent Master
were conferred upon large class o
candidates. A banquet followed TIT
exercises.
Fifty-eight thousand trout fry were re-
ceiyed Monday from the United State
hatchery at st. Johnsbury and were dis
tributed as follows 5000 to Mafeba lake
5000 to Eldredge pond, 10000 to Freeman
nond in Brookfieid, 10000 to W. M. TER,
Tor the Peth branch Of Aver brook, 1900
to Fred l.. Flint and 10000 to knowltoi
Howard, for different parts OF Aver brook
The ushirt waist dance in Grange hal
last Thursday evening had an attendance
of az couples, who crowded the floor ant
in their hearty enjoyment OF the affai
vowed the truth Of the old adage, 9Th
rp,ore. the merrier." Some particular.