Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-22

Blodgett Of this village and Mrs. 2. l.
Smith Of the Center.
Eugene Marshall Of the Fits farm has
established 3 meat route in this place and
has been having 9 gratifying amount OF
trade from his cart for some weeks.
A. H. BeedIe had IS head OF cattle on
his farm tested this week by DR.. 4. n.
stearns, who found one of them diseased
Ian animal recently added TO the herd.
Mrs. Emma Waldo, who has been liv-
ing in the Beehive lately, has rented the
tenement in the Frank Mann house on
Park street to be vacated Nov. list on the
removal Of John Curran to his farm
Miss Bernice Morrill, went back to
Tunbridge Monday, having been at L. D.
Rix's since the previous Thursday. She
was accompanied by her. aunt, Miss Luz
cinda Dupuis, who will be in Tunbridge
about q week.
The village is having so square yards Of
paving stone laid By the hitching posts
on the south side OF the Tewksburv
block. in the broken concrete west Of the
hay scales and in q 4-foot circle around
the fountain in the square.
Mrs. NJ. c. Russlow started Monday on
visiting tour to Woodsville, Bath and
Lancaster, N. H., st. Johnsbury and
North DanyilIe before going to Nor
wood, N. Y, to stay this winter with
her daughter, Mrs. p. e. Walker.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton and Mrs. Lena
Udall are representing the Federated
churches at the state Sunday school con-
vention in Bellows Falls, and Rev. w.
I. Sparhawk is the delegate sent to the
convention by his church in Cabot.
c. c. Reynolds has purchased q nice
piano for his new house on Highland
avenue. The instrument Is Of the manu-
facture vf the Hobart NJ. Cable company
OF Boston, whose agent, H. K. Fisher,
has been making his headquarters in this
village lately.
Invitations will soon be issued for q
Flower show and fall opening at Tot
mans greenhouses Oct. 80 and 81. II
will be the first affair Of the kind held in
Vermont and will give people chance to
see the largest and best equipped green
houses in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beckwith OF Lud-
low were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. z.
n. Rising from Monday to Wednesday.
when they went to Montpelier to enjoy
the gaities of Ladies' week at the capital
as the guests Of their son-in-iaw, Repre-
sentative Henry Brown OF Ludlow.
At the grange meeting Saturday even
ing there win be music BY the male
} quartet; q paper on "Sociability, Do
} We Cultivate It 20 BY Mrs. e. L. Bass; q
selected reading BY Miss Kate Connolly
and a conundrum contest by Miss Lura
! Montgomery and Mrs. L. A. Russlow.
Mrs. Guy Wilson and younger son Of
/ Cafka al mvnA ~nrfN n T.
and Mrs. Henry II. Page until Saturday,
when they were joined BY Mr.. Wilson,
who took them home by carriage Sunday
Mrs. Pages mother. Mrs. g. @. Drew, Of
: South Royalton has been with her sine.
Tuesday.
!: George Drew has been having . fort
nights vacation from his york at tn,
; Woodstock Inn and, with Miss Haze
Fraser Of Woodstock, has been passing
the same among his relatives in Ran
dolph. Monday Mr.. Drew went to Esse1
. Junction to assist in the preparations be
! ing made for the Hersom-Tbaysr wed
ding last evening. EaI
Eugene White has finIshed tezminR TO
the Brigham creamery and has gone to st
Adams to work ON the railroad. Hi
= place on the creamery team is taken by c
: B. Clough, who has moved his famil,
: from the Clifford farm in East Randolph
TO the rooms in the Lamson block Of
!. Merchants Row, formerly occupied b,
= DR.. w. NJ. Kelly for dental once.
Royal, the only son OF Mrs. Emm
Waldo, and Mabel Alice. daughter Q
Mrs. Eddy Boyce of West BrOokfield
were united IN marriage at o'cIoc
Monday afternoon By Rev. F. A. Wells Q
"a the Center, The wedding took place q
" the home Of the groom's sister, Mrs. Al
If thur Slack, on the n. c. Rowell farm
II where the young couple are to work fc
= the present.
Mrs. Abbie Briggs has come frou
Granville to live with her son, Eugen
Briggs, who lately purchased the B. g
Bass house on School street. Mr.. Brigr
and his wife had their son, Alton, fror
Goddard seminary with them over Sur
day and are now entertaining Mrs. r. I
le Briggs and two children of VerRennel
!. whose husband and father Is expecte
Of Saturday 10 spend weeks vacation.
T, Lsona, eldest daughter Of Mrs. DennI
u Rattee, was regaining the sight OF be
y right eye, impaired By a run Of scarIs
= fever, when she was taken III with tonsi
., tits and quinsy sores that have conine
eve
'e' now affected and both have to be bar
si- daged and the child kept in darkene
- room. She is steadily improving and b,
fore long viii be able to be about agaiI
E. F. Manchester has fitted up an a
tractive music room on the second floor
the Fales block, just back Of NJ. NJ. Wi
as sons Office, and has ii comfortably a
ranged for ladies as we'll as gentlemen
q listen to the new records played on Il
er Edison monographs. Mr.. Manchester
daughter, Miss Carrie, is in charge of Il
IN room and courteously ready at all tim
~ to further the pleasure and convenien
of its patrons.
nv The 44th anniversary of the battle
- Cedar Creek was observed by Company
sth Vermont regiment, BY . reunion
South Royalton, and there were prese
we from Randolph Fabien Dupuis and b
m two daughters, Mrs. L. d. Rix and Mi
Lucinda Dupuis; John Manney, Normi
her Nichols, g. W. Flagg. D. W. Eato
YER George Whitney, Capt. B. F.. Bowma
Granville Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs