Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23


With tiny pink.to.d foot.
And Alfonso, number KILL.
In hts proper station put.
As the papa of babe
Greatest tyrant ever made.
Little crumpled human atom,
Jeweled dadem neer could
divsyou greater power than sees with
just your helpless baby hood.
firmest royal seat that's known
Is rocking cradle throne.
Mrs. ]. II. Lamson is in Boston for a
week.
Miss Edith Marcott is in Boston, going
Sunday.
Judge q. l.. Stow OF Chelsea hsld pro-
bate court in Randolph Tuesday.
c. g. Dubois went to New York Tues
day to stay until the last of the week.
Mrs. Laura Cushman OF Claremont,
n. H., Is with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Thomas.
Mrs. A. l.. wilkins OF Stowe has come
to spend the summer with Mrs. q. L..
Spear.
Mrs. Warren Church and son. Harold,
went to Barre last night to spend the rest
OF the week.
Mrs. John A. Gorham has joined Mr..
Gorham in Hartford, Conn.,, where he is
now employed.
Miss Martha Dunbar OF Fall River,
Mass, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Leeds.
All ladies OF the w. X. Z. are requested
to meet next Tuesday and Wednesday at
Edson's hall to make wreaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thresher OF Boston
and younger children are passing two
week y vacati in this vicinity.
Mrs. J. Ray Sargent Of North Haverbill,
N. H., is with Mr. and Mrs. Hale Williams
for fortnight, arriving Tuesday.
Miss Lillian L. Knowlton spent Satur-
day and Sunday IL White River junction
with the family OF Henry X. Miller.
Mrs. B. F. Kicker sold her handsome
chestnut mare and entire team OUTFIT
Tuesday to r. L. Patrick OF Burlington.
NJ. v. Chadwick is moving from the
Hamilton house on South Pleasant street
to the Shattuck house on Highland
avenue.
E. 8. Abbott is planning to erect another
two tenement house on Maple street, on
the lot adjoining toe house he is now
building.
Robert Chedei resumed his studies ct
Dartmouth college yesterday, after a
three weeks absence occasioned by an
attack OF mumps.
j. M. Holman is to have charge of the
street residence OF A. 4. Kendrick, which
are now in progress.
| Miss Desier Moulton and NJ iiss Eta
Harwood will be the hostesses Of the Ran
dolph Womsn's Literary club Saturday
afternoon at Stoneleigh.
Walter w. Brown, the new proprietor
OF the Force and Suction Pump business,
arrived last night from HolyOke, Mass,
with his wife and daughter.
| Mrs. Josie Loomis, the nurse, who has
been one of the smallpox victims in
Northfield, is now over the disease and
practically out of quarantine.
Col. A. B. Chandler went to New York
Saturday with the intention of returning
the middle OF June with his family to
open Mari-Castle for the summer.
| Mrs. Charles Quaide left yesterday for
Concord, N. H., and from there will go
to Providence, X. l., and later to Troy,
N. Y. She viii be away five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielders and son
Of South Royalton spent Sunday with
relatives in town, and Mrs. Fielders and
and the little boy stayed until yesterday.
| G. w. Douglass, who had severe
operation at the sanatorium last Thursday
for chronic appendicitis, is doing nicely,
and his friends are looking for speedy
recovery.
| Mrs. Ellen Blanchard has been enter
tanning Mrs. Mahalah Kinney since Tues
day, when she stopped here on her way
from Boston to her summer home in
Plainfield.
The Maplewood at the Center will open
June 1st under the management OF Mrs.
Thatcher Stone, who will then be ready
to cater to the comfort and pleasure OF
the sIAmer guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Rhodes drove
Saturday to Montpelier, where their
daughter, Mrs. f. J. Boyden, lives, and
before their return Tuesday paid visit
to Mrs. L. Il. Perry in Barre.
Mrs. 8. N. Gould has been severely
threatened with pneumonia, but is at
present convalescent. Her son and his
Huntington. were with her several days,
leaving Monday.
Mrs. Junius Barttro, who was operated
upon five weeks ago at the Fanny Allen
haspital IN Burlington, came TO Randolph
yesterday, accompanied by Mr.. Barttro,
to break the journey home to Springfield
by short visit at 9. J. RockwelPs.
Rowell and Hatch shipped to market
Monday 20 hogs, 15 calves and two milcf
cows. Hogs were worth 81 cents pound
calves from 3 to cents pound, and the
cows $40 apiece. John Blanchard also
shipped about the same amount OF livt
stock.
+. Il. Colburn, at one time merchant
Of Randolph, has just moved into hi
new residence on Commonwealth avenue
in Northfeld. The house, ON which the
painters have not yet finished their work
has been built by Mr.. Colburn with every
modern arrangement and is pleasing in
outline.
Rev. Fraser Metzger addressed thu
Washington county convention of Chris
tian Endeavorers in Bethany church
Montpelier, last night on "1he PASTORS
Estimate of Christian Endeavor," and to.
day speaks in Chelsea before the Orange