Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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Mrs. E. 7. Salisbury reached home Sat-
urday from weeks sojourn in Burline-
ton.
G. ]. StockwelI is building a large barn
at the rear OF his house on Pleasant
street.
Fred Beedle of Keene, N. H., was with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle,
over Sunday.
Miss June Fassett has gone to Brandon
and will divide the summer between that
place and Rochester.
Mrs. L. D. Rhodes was in Montpelier
Saturday and Sunday with the family of
her daughter, Mrs. E. j. Boyden.
Levi s. Dudley was called to Barton
Landing Monday by the death of his
brother. George Dudley, at the age of So.
Mrs. ]. P. HARDWOOD left Monday for
her home in Cambridge, Mass, after a
fortnight's visit among relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah E. Davis came Saturday
from White Plains, N. Y, to assist in
caring for her son-in-law, Lyman Drake,
who is in very poor health.
recital will be given in Bethany Par
ish house Friday evening, May %, by
music pupils of Mrs. r. g. Chase of Beth
ell and Miss Edith Marcott.
Religious services for the summer will
begin at Braintree Hill church Sunday,
May II. Rev. {. H. Grosyencr of Brain
tree will preach, and ali are invited.
Mrs. ]. E. Eldredge closed the resi-
dence on South Pleasant street Monday
and joined Captain Eldredge at their cot
tage in Camp Randolph, Highgate
Springs.
A new street has been surveyed on the
Hig hlands, running from Highland
avenue to Maple street and forming a
junction with the latter about opposite
the residence OF George HI. Slack
Ora Copeland has sold his house and IA
acres of land in Brookfield, through the
Randolph Real Estate agency, to Fl. L..
Read of Dorchester, Mass, for $3.50. Mr..
Read will occupy the place this spring.
Miss Elsie Camp of Barre came Friday
vile, N. Y, who is spending the summer
der to be treated by DR.. F. A. Eaton for
the benefit of her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Trip, at the Inn
last Thursday, were on a wedding trip,
having been married in Williamstown
the previous day at the home of the bride,
Edith Anna, daughter of Adna Downs of
that place. The groom is a clerk in
Barre.
The next regular meeting of the Ran
dolph Woman's Literary club will be
held Saturday afternoon, May 16, from
to o'clock at the home of Mrs. Julia
Walsh. The program assigned for April
IS, with quotations from Irish authors,
will be given.
Mrs. Fanny Noble, who had been de-
voting three weeks to the care of her
niece, Mrs. Edwin l.. Scott, in a serious
case of nervous prostration, returned to
North Attleboro, Mass, Monday, leaving
Mrs. Scott in more encouraging condi-
tion though with long period of con-
valeescnce before her.
Milo ellison of Stowe was at F. w
Jewett's last week from Thursday to Sat
urday and went from this place to Pitts
field. Mr.. ellison, who is just recovering
from long and severe run of typhoid
fever, expects to regain sufficient strength
to take employment at the Lake Mans
field club house this summer.
The farm owned by A. E. Sargent o.
Brookfield has been sold through the H
C. Woodwork Real Estate agency of this
place to James Swane of Stark, N. Y
The farm, stock and tools brought So, 400
and immediate possession was given
MIR. Swane will bring his family from
Stark as soon as he can arrange matters
there.
Louis Mazzolini and family have
moved to the upper part of the Cooling
house at the corner of Pleasant street anc
Randolph avenue, vacating the place OF
South Pleasant street lately purchased bJ
A. B. Gay of E. A. Shattuck. Mr.. Gay
and family will take up their residence
on South Pleasant street as soon as some
repairs have been made upon the house
A quiet wedding that remained quie
for an unusual period is that of Georg'
Arthur Bruce and Miss Glenna Winni
fred, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stepher
Cushman of Northfield. The couple
were united in marriage by Rev. w. S
Bradshaw the I'd Of May at the home OF
the groom's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs