Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21
Randolph.


| town.
Mrs. 7, III, Joslyn Is In Winehssts,
Mass, TOT = lev weeks, as the guest 81
The kings Daughters viii meet will
Mrs. j. ID, Mitchell at 3 o'clock TuesdsS
afternoon, Feb, 70.
jackson Vail was in Hanover. n N
saturday 10 witness the Nale. Dartmontb
BASKETBALL game, won By Dartmouth,
sou, weighing l0l pounds, Was horn
SUNDAY, Feb. Ia, 10 Mr.. and Mrs, Dan i
Morse OF barre, formerly OF Randolph
Miss Nettye Robbins will come tomo,-
row 10 spend ten days vacation from
her studies In the Normal school OF Nest
Held, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs, A. ], Russlow expeet IN
move IRON III. A, Leonard's about The first
OF April TO the house Of Mrs. J, ". Gabrl.
ellie, who viii reserve few rooms tot her
own use.
Miss Catherine Boudette Of Hartford
known IN Randolph through heF sunt
Mrs, y. l.. Merchant, has gone 10 Montreal
10 take a two years course la music
painting and French.
DR.. and Mrs. II. @. Beekman. who
sailed from Porto Rico In the Carolina The
18th inst, had smooth aud pleasant yoy.
age TO New York, where they landed SUI
day and reached home Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peck OF Palenyille
y u, who had been the guests OF Mrs
Peek = sister and husband, Rev. ana Mrs
Fraser Melzgcr, went away Monday, sat.
urday afternoon there was a small party
OF ladies at Bethany parsonage in honor
OF Mrs. Peek.
The cooperative creamery paid 3al cents
net pound during January for 250D
pounds OF butter tat, aud made q .g1S
pounds OF butter, for which was received
c9ui13. The cost OF making, including
reserve, was OK cents pound; IL was
the per cent OF surplus, and ss,207l5 the
cash paid patrons.
The play, "A woman's Honor" to be
given by the Rochester Club Dramatic
company Ia Dubois 4 Gays hall Monday
evening, will be under the direction az
DIR. W. NJ. Kelly, Specialties willfill 10 the
time between the acts, and the Randolph
orchestra viii furnish music for the play
aud the dance following.
The Randolph Telephone exchange has
lately placed its phones in the office OF
w. ;. Teachout at the Chandler Music
hall, the Office OF w. r. Blood at n, c.
Greene's, the store OF Phillips q Dukett
and the home OF Fabien Dupuis. The
residence Of ). W. Howard will soon be
connected with the exchange also.
Mrs. T.. +. Bixby is back from sojourn
OF two months in South Bethlehem, Pa,
with her daughter, Mrs. f. x. lngalsbe.
She came Monday night from Springfield,
having broken the journey by stops at
that place, Holyoke and New York. A
younger daughter, Kathleen, who accom-
panied Mrs. Bixby to South Bethlehem,
has dRntdad n IN Nil NRr he
for the present.
+. A. Phillips and W. Dukett, painters
and paper hangers, have rented the vacant
store in the Dubois & Gay block on Mer-
chants Row for stock OF wall paper and
paints, which they expect to have ready for
business the first of March. The store,
which was last used for the tobacco de-
partment OF the Fruit company, has been
connected with the Randolph Telephone
exchange and will be fitted up in good
shape.
Mrs. Sherman Moulton OF Burlington
was here Friday to attend the Gentlemen's
night OF the Randolph Woman's Literary
club, among whose other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Peck of Palenville, n. Y,
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall of Roxbury. Mass,
and Miss NJ. Lucins Saxton OF Holyoke,
Mass. The latter, who arrived that day,
is at A. II. Beedle's for short vacation
from her work in the reference depart |
ment of the Holyoke library. Miss Lon !
Newell, a stenographer from Mortified, |
was also present to take down the speech |
delivered by Hon. Frank Plumley before |
the club and its friends.
III. {. Farnsworth concluded his South |
ern trip Tuesday of last week by witness /
ing the great festival of Mardi Gras in /
New Orleans, from whence he proceeded /
making such good time in 4
these days OF uncertain railroading that /
he arrived in Randolph the 14th.s He /
brought with him specimens OF Louisiana |
products in the form of mighty lemon /
lib and l6 inches in circumfer-
ences, Japan, Sc oranges the size OF small /
plums, the lemon leaf IN blossom, bolls OF .
cotton, and strips Of the grey moss that (
hangs two or three feet ia length from the 4
rees and is eaten with relish by the cattle. I
Miss Maurine Thsyer left Essex juno
ion the 18th lest. and sailed the next aft
srnoon from Boston with Mrs. ID. g. En-
cry OF Burlington on a voyage in the Chel- i
,ton, a new steamship engaged in the ma
nogany trade between this country and
CENTRAL and South America. The boat is
owned by the father-inla of Mrs. EN-
Try, with whom Miss Maurine travels as a
guest. The Chelston will stop first at
Norfolk, Va, and then go direct to Hon
iuras and Nicaragua, touching at Blue
ields, where mail will be received, and
to Cartagena, Colombia, and
,ther South America ports, with the re-
urn fixed for early in April.