Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-03
Randolph.

Mrs. 1. s. Chase has gone TO Boston to
remain until Christmastide.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. johnson returned
Friday from holiday trip to Milton and
Burlington.
The Music hall orchestra played for
the Thanksgiving ball given BY the
grange IN Rochester last Thursday night.
Mrs. George Whitney spent sunday in
White River Junction with her daughter
and niece, Mrs. Mary Pratt and Mrs.
William Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Jecuyer took their
departure 70 Enosburg Falls Saturday
after two months soiourn with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Danyow.
Miss Mary Pratt and Miss eta Cham
beriain Of Montpelier were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Chamberlain last
week from Thursday to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Lucia and son
have come from Castiston to stay this
winter with an older son and brother.
George Lucia, at the Mansion house.
w. r. Sargent, Of the arm Of Sargent,
OsRood 8 Roundy, has bought the Bap-
tist parsonage. which he has been occu-
plying since September, paying therefor
/ $500.
Hazen Wood, who has sold his farm at
the Center, Is to occupy the upper part OF
the William Wood house on Park street,
the property Of his niece, Mrs. Alonzo
Emery.
There is such an accumulation Of priv
ate papers in the town clerks Office that
all those having deeds and other docu-
ments there are requested to take them
away at once.
A daughter, Weighing seven pounds,
was born Friday at the sanatorium to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Harrington. who have
been boarding at N. Q. Greene's. Mr..
Harrington is the baker at the Randolph
bakery.
Mrs. Mary Lanerts and Mrs. Helen
Gray, who were at the Inn during the
Thanksgiving season, left Saturday fol
Mrs. Leflerts' home in Brooklyn, N. Y,
and intend to 90 later to Atlanta, Ga,
for the winter.
Frank G. Maynard was with his moth.
er, Mrs. Katherine Maynard, last Thurs.
day on holiday leave from his work Al
brakeman on the Central Vermont rail
road, with q run from White River Juno
tion to Montreal.
Mrs. Leroy RumriIl arrived Saturday
from North Bennington, where she and
Mr.. Rumrili had been with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. RumriIi, ovel
Thanksgiving. They have been located
lately In Port Chester, N. Y, which Mr.,
Rumrill was surveying for the Sanborr
Map company. He Is now engaged in I
survey OF Fort Edward, N. Y, and whil'
be IL detained there Mrs. Rumrill viii
stay In Randolph with her mother, Mrs
Ellen Clafiin.
Clayton Merchant BOudette OF Everett
Mass, the 12-year-old nephew OF Mrs. Y
l. Merchant, IL q pupil in the seventh
grade OF the city schools and a prize win
ner In their manual aud drawing depart
ments. In competition with the pupils
from - city schools, including Win
throp. Chelsea and Maiden, he carried Of
FIRST honors 10 both manual and drawing
work and In the latter gave evidence o.
very unusual talent. So good were the
specimens of his mechanical and artistic
skill that they we're selected for exposi-
tion purposes.
]. II. Holman Is making a marked i'm
provement in the appearance OF Park
street by repairing the old brown tene'
ment house between the residences Of
Matthew Carney and Mrs. l. M. Jones.
Mr.. Holman's plans are to move tbs
house some feet from the river bank
nearer the street, raise It on . higher and
firmer foundation and put its lower hool
ia comfortable shape for renting. HI
has not definitely decided what use viii
be-made Of the second story, but maj
lafaink best to turn 1t into shop room
for himself.
The Randolph Woman's Literary clul
] IA
Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury and Mrs E. W
! Tewksbury. Twenty-Five members ant
{ eight guests were present. The subjec
for the afternoon was "Great Enterprise
} Of America with quotations from koose
D welt. The secretary's report was read an.
+ approved. and some letters to the clul
D we're also read. Mrs. Fraser Metgze
r gave q paper on important current event
p and Mrs. Homer White read an article
entitled, Communication by Mail, Iele
7 graph and Telephone" The customar.
Q social period closed the afternoon.
Eugene E. Campbell, who is the son
Mrs. Adelaide Campbell Of Braintree ant
3 well known in this vicinity, has severe'
= his connection with the Central Vernon
railway after % years Of faithful and con
5 tinuous service. For the last six years
n has been station agent at Waterbury
whore the amount Of business has 50 IN
creased as to become too burdensome 70
Mr.. Campbell to handle longer with IA
8 inauficient help allowed By the railroad
J. He asked to be relieved some weeks ag
} but It was NOT until the 25th ult. that n
d Office was transferred to Allen Bohono
Of south Royalton. Mr.. Campbell en-
s cages In insurance business, representa-
the Travellers company in life, accident
. disability, ETC., and viii still keep nl
residence in Waterbury.
Guy A. Osha and Miss Lydia Burgess
Of Waltham, Mass, were united in NAL
riaQe Saturday evening BY Rev. Frase
Metzger at the residence Of John I
Tew ksbury on Prospect avenue. Mr.. an
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