Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
Randolph.


GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
Miss Margaret Walsh has gone to Bos.
ton Tor short stay.
Hartley Forth was at home sunday
from Wilder, where he is working.
Miss Angie Holmes Of Boston Il sns,s-
Fowler.
Mrs. Horatio Bailey OF Barre was ,hs
guest OF Mrs. Mary Goldsbury over
Sunday. WV
Guy p. Lamson has been slightly e,,,-
pied lately by falling plank that drove a
nail into his left foot.
Miss Sadie Lamb left Monday Tar her
home in Mortified after spending two
weeks with her relatives In this village.
Miss Blanche Smith, who had been
with MIR. and Mrs. Guy z. IAmson a fort
night, went back TO New York Monday.
W. IL. Kenney Is to take charge of the
dining room II the Lake George Inn this
summer snd will begin his duties in June.
Frank Parker, stenographer for the Sui
ivan Machine company In Claremont, n.
H., was Sunday visitor at A. III. Beedle's.
Al the village meeting in Essex June
lion recently, Mrs. l.. p. Thayer was elect
ed library trustee for period OF five
years.
Clarence w. Hodges OF New York
returning from business trim To
Montreal, made Sunday stop-oyer in
Randolph.
| Miss Frances Spooner was with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III Spooner, for the
Sunday recess of Goddard seminary, which
she is attending in Barre.
Mrs. Fred Bryant is improving her late
" purchased property on Weston street
| by charging The barn IL feet, putting n
cellar under It and filling il with stalls.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre has reopened her
residence on South Pleasant street after a
winters residence in woodsville, n. H.,
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Sargent,
and family.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill returned to her
home in Concord, \. H.. Friday, leaving
her young son with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Dickerman, tor couple
OF weeks.
| j. y. Wells, county supervisor OF high
ways, Is In Chelsea, Nershire aud Tun-
bridge this week. laying out state roads
work that he has previously been doing for
Orange, STAFFORD, New bury and Fairlee.
Mrs. NJ. ;. King, who had been with the
family OF her daughter, Mrs. Albert Dales,
since their removal to this place from
Il last ihlls itit iEluhN 10 Nirlt hU-
other daughter in Windsor before going
| to Island Pond to live.
Don Earle OF Middlesex. master
machinist, was at the Emerson mill
\ Friday and Saturday adjusting the indi-
Gator OF the engine and, with his wife,
was entertained while in town by Mrs.
+. I. Lille. He visited also his uncle,
| William Booth.
Frank Worthen, who pitched a few
games for the Randolph ). BIS. last sea-
| son, playing most OF the time in left
| field, is being given trial in the box by
the Barre Montpelier team OF the Hamp-
shire league. Davis, who covered first
base for Woodstock last year, is playing
| the same position with the East Man
chester team OF the same league.
Mrs. d. II. Chadwick has rather outdone
the sugarmakers OF the state by making
IS pounds from four trees in the season
Just closed, thus bringing the average
up to the high point OF 81 pounds to the
tree. Furthermore, she dispensed with
an evaporation and did all ths boiling in
q kettle on the stove, even going into the
manufacture Of fancy cakes to the extent
of five pounds for her nephews, Harry
Phillips in Mohonk Lake, N. ", and
Rober; Briggs in Hartford.
Last Saturday the Randolph Woman's
4 LfttTdFN Gu WIS tHttTtnaitd az thN hthft
of Mrs. Homer White, Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes
and Mrs. White being the hostesses
There were eighteen members present and
eight guests. The roll call was responded
to BY quotations from Henry Ward
Beecher, and the subject for the afternoon
was "Greater New York" Excellent pa
pers were read on appointment Men OF the
City," by Mrs. X. B. Mcintyre; "Wall
Street and Its Effects upon the Public" by
Mrs. c. +. Moultop. The Question Box
was IN charge Of Mrs. II. A. Leonard and
proved very interesting. Refreshments
were served. A most enjoyable social
hour followed, and all who braved the
rain storm felt well paid for SO doing.
Mrs. Abbie ID. Stone OF Barre, ID. G.. NJ,
who expected to install the officers OF
Beulah chapter, o. Z. s., last Thursday
night, was detained at Braintree by a
brea kdown OF the evening train, ana her
East Granville. The following named
we're invested with office:-Worthy ma
tron, Mrs. j. p Cleveland; worthy patron,
r. n. Parker: associate matron, Mrs. Luke
Parish: treasurer, Mrs. $. G. Clark; secre-
tary, Miss Abbie Clark; conductress, Mrs.
John F. Tewksbury; associate conduct
ress, Miss Edith Howard; marshal, Mrs.
o. S. Chamberlain; chaplain, Mrs. Susa
Bass: Adah, Mrs. L. A. Russlow; Ruth,
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks; Esther, Mrs. W. Z.
Emerson; Martha, Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb;
Electa, Mrs e. F. Emerson; warder, Mrs.
r. A. smith; sentinel, w. A. Mcintosh.
The Central Vermont Railway company
has Just issued its 1907 edition Of SUM
mer Homes" which has been widened to
permit OF larger half-tone cuts OF scenery.
II is magnlficently illustrated.an to look
il through causes one to wonder how YER
monters can ever be persuaded to leave SO
beautiful a state and how other parts OF
the country happen to be populated at all.
The pictures are all new and are views OF
sections whose attractions have not been
extensively displayed in the previous edi-
t;ons of the book. A list is given OF III
private homes taking boarders, besides
number OF hotels, and the rates ior poth
classes OF entertainment. Randoipn
homes named are The Manchester, the res
licences Of Mrs. Carrie r; Tewksbury, Mrs hrs |
A. i. Boyce and Mrs. Frank Young, Inc
To,nn;ai ~ Miss Martha Gilbert, The
Homestead OF Mrs. j. H. Holden and the
Southern View farm Of Mrs. g; T. m Dear
"a ,ra also advertised, The SOUU copies