Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-28
Randolph.


aunt, Madame Alexander vezlna OF Mon
treal,
4. A. Thomas went to New York Mon.
day TO study early spring Representation,
OF the dry goods market.
Miss Gertrude Pearson OF Montnelis,
Was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. e. nj. In.
gals, from Sunday to Tuesday.
William Bass has sold his farm in
Braintree for $500 to John Z. Bingham
who has been carrying Il ON the last seven
years.
ladies' night OF the University eluh hs.
been fixed for Friday evening, March Is
81 the Randolph Inn, and lion. j. A. De,
boer OF Montpelier will be the orator OF
the occasion.
Mrs. Frank Holmes aud daughter.
Helen. came from Orange, n. j., last
Thur sday and remained until Monday
with Mrs. Holmes father and sister. j.
w. and Miss Anita Burt.
Miss M. Lueina Saxton aud her cousin
Fred Beedle, who had been with the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle,
z lew days, returned respectively TO Hol-
yoke, Mass, and keene, n. IL Saturday
Miss Florence kendall's dancing school
finai IN Grange hall WashingtonIs birth.
day had an attendance OF about twenty.
five couples, who footed II merrily 10 the
inspiring strains Of the Randolph orches.
ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton MeGee, who had
been living In the upper part OF the
Hastings house ON fales street, moved
Monday to The home Of Mrs. Meliee,s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Banister, on
Pearl street.
The Walsh residence on Prospect avenue
has been connected with the Randolph
Telephone exchange, aud the home Of II.
Y. Tilson and the Randolph House al the
Center are joined 10 the lines OF the Or
ange County company.
Three valuable breeding sows belonging
to Z. W. Hayward OF the Randolph Inn
were found dead in the pen Sunday morn
ing. They were highbred animals, weigh
ing 100 pounds, aud had been worth at
least $40 year TO their owner. II is sup
posed that they found poisoned rats in
their trough and devoured them with fatal
results.
Among the holiday visitors in town Fri
day were Harry Morton and Robert Adams
from the u. v. NJ, Scion Vail. Fred Cope
land aDd Joseph Goodhsrt from Dart
mouth college and John Chase from Bos-
ton. The later, on his return to the city
Monday, was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs 1. 5. Chase, who will be away a cou-
pie OF weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury and Mrs. j. w.
Raymond will be the hostesses OF the
Randolph Womsn's Literary club at the
nesting to be held Saturday afternoon,
March 2, at the NJ. A. Tewksbury resi-
dence on South Main street. The ladies
are asked TO be prepared to pay the extra
dues at this time.
Curtis orchestra played for the Old
Folks ball In Rochester Friday night
when the hall was crowded with dancing
party OF over seventy couples and the gal
lery was filled with spectators. Besides
the orchestra there went from Randolph
Frank Blakely, Louis Williams, Edmund
Nixon, Fredd Hayward and Misses Hazel
Fairbanks and Edith Howard.
Miss Ruth Smith left Friday for West
Somerville, Mass, TO rejoin her grand
mother, Mrs. j. II. Smith, who has had
a long illness and has only been out OF
the hospital few weeks. Miss Ruth
came to Randolph the last Of November,
when Mrs. Smith was first taken sick,
and had been staying with her graLd'
father, Levi Dudley.
Victor and his Royal Venetian band ill
give the next entertainment in the Ran
dolph course Monday evening, March 4, at
Dubois 4 Gays hall. The leader, Signor
Calfat Victor, is a graduate OF the 1mpe-
rial Conservatory OF Leipzig and medal
list in the flute class. He organized his
band in 1899 out OF musicians from Venice
and is filing this seasons engagements
with twenty-five OF his best performers,
nearly all OF whom are soloists on their
re- pective instruments. With the band
will come lady vocalist to vary the pro-
gram with few selections,
Twenty-sis Of the sho*shoe club
dragged themselves to Highland Place IN
big team Washington's birthday and in
the bracing atmosphere oil that uncom-
monty cold day pattertd over the fields on
their extended footgear, while the north
wind tanned their blooming countenances
and kept them from m ltlng in their
tracks. Games afforded gentle relaxation
after strenuous exercise and picnic sup
per eased the pangs OF famine. II was
happy celebration OF the day and helped
to revive a memory OF the great patriot 8
sufferings during the winter at Valley
Forge.
X. Nardini OF this place and Peter Mazo-
lipi OF Burlington have dissolved their
partnership in the fruit business with the
agreement that the first OF March Mr..
Nardini shalt take the store in Burlington,
while Mr.. Mazolini shall assume control
OF the Randolph. Bethel and st. Albans
stores. The fifth establishment OF the firm
in Pittsfi, Id, N. H., has been given up.
Mr.. Nardini will open second fruit store
in Burlir z! on, on the same street as the
original one, and of this his brother i'm
law, l.. Luchini, will have the care. Mr.:
Nardini's departure from Randolph will
be regretted.
One Of the bitter nights OF last week,
II - mt q N
water works, carefully shut of the supply
from her house to prevent bursting pipes,
and in the morning turned the stream
back on without remembering that the
faucet IN a wash room was open. Inc
sound OF running water was noticed at in
tervals by members OF the family but each
supposed the noise was caused by the
turning OF faucets in the ordinary course
OF household events until the startling dis.
covery was made that the wash room ana
according to rumor) two other apart.
,nanta were funded to depth OF several