Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-13


Read Pember Ia Woodstock.
Mrs. John Moseley OF Northiield was
the guest Wednesday of Mrs. Ruth Alb
bott.
Mrs. A. w. Learnerd OF Dorchsstse,
Mass, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
Brigham.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock was in Barre
at work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes of Barre
were entertained at A. IL. Powers and q.
b. Copeland's Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Mussey and two children
have gone to Wallingford and Rutland to
remain couple of months.
| The Green Mountain band will give
concert in Depot square saturday eve
ming II the weather is favorable.
The w. H. c. meeting, 10 have been
held this week, has been postponed on ac-
count Of the graduating exercises.
w. A. Mcintosh and ]. NJ. Atwood
have been attending the grand Masonic
assemblies in Burlington this week.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will serve
a supper in the Masonic ante-rooms
Thur'piy evening, June o,from o'clock
on.
| Rev. A. l.. Cooper is having small sd-
dition built at the west side of his house
on Highland avenue to contain bath
room.
Freeiand Jewett, president OF the East
ern Tale company, was in town last week,
| l..t a RrAnElinP
Mass.
+. NJ. Kimbal and. William Poole oi
Boston reached Randolph the sth on
, fishing excursion that ended yesterday
for Mr.. Poole.
James Rand has goneto Saxton's Rivel
to visit an uncle a few days before begin
ming work for the summer in hotel a
sharon Springs, n. Y.
EFF. Emerson returned Tuesday from
Campton Village, n. H., accompanied
by his son-in-law, A. G. simpson OF tha
place, who went away yesterday.
William Holmes received many con
gratulations Sunday on attaining the ag'
of 90 years and greeted his friends witt
all his accustomed vivacious oorcislity.
] Miss Mary Ladd OF Brattleboro arrived
Monday to pay brief visit to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Warren Bruce before starting the mex
day to establish herself in Brooklyn, La.
Marcott & Hayes have added to tn
equipment OF their sawmill 15-horsepow
er gasolene engine, purchased of +. ID
Packard, agent for the international com
pany.
, Elton. the 12-year-old son of Clestic {
Stevens, caught in the branch at Beanviil
saturday rainbow trout that weighe'
81 pounds, and speckled beauty OF Il
pounds.
There will be special convocation o
Whitney chapter, No 5, R. A. NJ, in Ma
sonic hall Monday night, June IL, al y
for work. good attendance is earnestl
! desired.
The /. o. o. F. Memorial service, an
!. nounced last week to be held at the Bar
tist church next Sunday afternoon at
q io,clock. will be held at the Methods
!, church instead.
Charles Riford has come home froi
O Iakeport. n. H., on account OF hi
father. III. P. Riford, whose long illne.
q from Bright's disease has brought him I
= very critical state.
u Mrs. E. N. Godfrey, in walking dow
:. town Tuesday morning, started to hurr
across the South Pleasant street crossin
and. tripping on rail, fell in such wa
that she broke her left wrist.
After the graduating exercises tomo
row night, those who remain to wate
the dancing are asked to take the big
seats at the back of the hall in order
leave the floor space as clear as possible.
Mrs. VIII Pitkin has gone to Fitcl
burg. Mass, to stay couple OF weel
with her sisters, Mrs. Joseph butterhe
and Mrs. Charles Bartholomew ,and befo
her return may visit her son, Clarenc
who is working at Dublin, n. IL.
- Miss Harriet w. Chase srrived Satu
n dav from Boydton, Va, to pass the sur
# mer with her sister, Mrs. Charles
White. For the last two years, Mi
chase has been teaching in the Boydtt
Institute. an advanced school for ct
ored pupils.
Charles. son of John Delaney, W
holding a fence post for his father
drive into the ground Saturday, when
ax slipped and nearly severed the boy
wrist. The fence was beingP built at 7
forrp in Royslton on which the Delan
family are now living.
p. C. Noble, son Of Mrs. f. G. Noble
Randolph, was graduated yesterday WI
honor from McGill university in Nc
treal. receiving the double degree OF
%. 6. M. Mrs. Noble went to Montr
- saturday to be present at the convocati
for conferring the degrees.
The E. f. Emerson company is gettl
ont some handsome inside finish for !
Rsthel bank building, including two
rant screens for fireplaces in the dir
tors, and cashiers rooms. The desig
are made in red birch with fine turr
work of most tasteful pattern.
ms Mrs. Mary J. Blood, who lives W
her son. n. c. Greene, has been havi
so,ere attacks of heart trouble, fr'
which she is now conyalescert.
daughter. Mrs. u. A. Barton Of Nc
nalier. Is with her at present, COM