Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-17
Randolph.


GEORGIA WHrrE, Local Editor.
Mrs. Arthur Whitman n South Royal
ton visited 1t Mrs. Rosabel McIntyre's
Sunday.
Mrs. N. G. williams otWars, Mass,
is visiting her brother, ChA16ss h. Briggs,
this week.
Nelson H. Marvin. b. c. Gilbert's
guest for several weeks, returned yester-
day to Boston.
Mrs. E. R. Draper and daughter, Miss
Ruth, were in Barre yesterday ON mil-
linery business
Mrs. O. b. Copeland is avictim of SO
severe IN attack of lumhngo that she is
confined to the bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury are
passing q week ct the York Beach cottage,
leaving here yesterday.
Mr.. and Ms. e. A. Thomas enjoyed .
nice trip to Montreal, Quebec and mp the
Saguenay river last week.
A daughter, born TO Mr.. sud Mrs.
Russell Burridge at the ssnhtorium Satur-
day night, died Immediately.
Winfred Bagley Of BurliDgton is
spending the week here hgfore returning
John Tewksbury rskurned from his trip
to New York i'll and was sbed several
days last week, but Is now better.
Mrs F. R. Ingalsbe left Tor Bethlehem,
Pa, Monday after spending the sumner
with her mother, Mrs- E r Bixby.
G. H. Ingalls, is conytucing from
quite Q severe attack ofxouaiSlfis that
confined him to the bed several days.
Mrs. Charles wilkins ,of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting her friend, Mrs.
Edmund Shattuck, arriving Tuesday.
Miss Mary Bean and Mrs rAnna Emer-
SON of Boston came yesterday for few
days visit with their friend, Mrs. J. F.
Mead.
The Salisbury mill has been closed yes
terday and today ON account of the
Norshieid fair and repairs to the ma
chinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Dillon and
Miss Hood, summer guests at The Man
chester, left for their 4ew York city
home Monday.
Mrs. George Wallace and Miss Harriet
R. Wallace, sumner boarders ct @. r.
departed Tuesday for, their
home in Freeport, N. Y.
Rev. and MrA w. N. Roberts of
WilIiamstown stopped over Tuesday
night at Albert Morss's on their return
carriage trip from Rutland.
Mrs. Theron Brooks and little daughter
departed Friday for Washington, d. c.,
after twomonths spent with hef parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lameon.
John 6pooneR shnk handsoms blue
heron near the stream in rear Uf Ram
dolph avenue yesterday, that measured
six feet between the tips of its wings..
Mrs. B. J. Griswold started yesterday
on her return trip to st. Paul, Mimi,
after q summer spent with her sisters,
Mrs. A. E. Kendrick and Mrs. Nina
Spear.
Lo Hatch's family moved Tuesday from
the Bryant house on Central street to the
lower tenement OF the H. T. johnson
house on School street, which they will
occupy.
A. B. Cushman has one and one-half
acres of meadow land on School street,
from which be has taken this season over
four tong of hay and 5670 lbs. Of rowen.
Who beats?
George Lucia and bride of Castleton
have moved into the William Wood
house on Park street. Mr.. Lucia has
work with the Sargent, Osgood &
Roundy company.
Mrs. D. M. Durkee OF East Randolph,
an inmate of the Brattleboro retreat
during the past summer and at present,
was adjudged a state patient. at q hearing
held here Tuesday before Judge g. l.
Stow.
Arthur NJ. Vaughan found one of his
best cows dead in the pasture Tuesday
with every appearance OF having been
shot. The careless hunter season has
opened little in advance Of the deer
period.
DR.. g. p. Morris moved his Office and
residence yesterday from the Micah
Mann house on Central street to the A. j.
Kelley house on Randolph avenue. Eiwin
Martin is to reside in the Mann house,
" whlch he lately purchased.
Lyman Rix was called to Pembroke, N.
H., Saturday by the illness OF his uncle,
Truman Gibson, who died that night.
Mrs. Rix went Monday to attend the
funeral Tuesday afternoon, both return
ing that night.
A son, Alan Beecher, was born Sept.
2 to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Bagley of Dor
chester, Mass. Mrs. .Bagley, who was
formerly Jennie Beecher OF this place, is
q niece OF Mrs. F. c. Terry and Mrs.
C. D. Sanborn. This is the first child
born to the couple.
Mrs. Guy p. Lamson is entertaining
for few days Mrs. Mary Bergholz and
son, Leo Bergholz. and Mrs. Alma
Walker, the latter of Burlington. The
ladies are aunts of Mrs. Lamson. Mr..
Bergholz is United States consul-genersl
to China, stationed at Canton, where his
mother resides with him.
A man carrying jag and one wooden
leg was dropped OH the 6:18 Tuesday af-
ternoon, being too much loaded for
further conveyance. When the train
started, he surprised 'em by deftiy swing
ing onto the platform, intending to pro-
ceed, but the train stopped and he was
rut thlessly fired again, and this time the
train left him behind.
Lorenzo Hatch was,asrsstea and taken
to Chelsea jail Tuesday by Constable d.
D. Howe on civil process. Hatch failed
to satisfy q justice execution against him
in suit brought by his landlady, Mrs.
Eleanora Bryant, to eject him from
tenement he occupied in her house on
Central street. After passing one night
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