Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-29
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few days
J. W. Fargo Of the Center Is acting as
bookkeeper for the E. F. Emerson COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audra Hubbard Of War
rem we're the guests OF Miss Minnie Car
penter over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Clark left Monday
for New Haven, Conn, after spending l
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Moul-
ton.
Mrs. Norman Harvey of Rochester was
entertained last week BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Eaton, and Mr.. Harvey was also
here Sunday.
Clarence Mann has sold out the grocery
store which be has been conducting the
last eight years in Newport, N. a., but
will remain there for the present.
Miss Kathleen senton, who had been
guest at Mari-Castle three weeks, went
Saturday to Lexington, Mass. Today
Col. A. B. Chandler closes the castle for
the winter and returns to Brooklyn, n.
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and child
and Miss Alice Woodward arrived Tues
day from Mohonk Lake, N. Y, and we're
accompanied By Mrs d. H. Chadwick,
who had been with them since the last Of
August.
Mrs. George Davenport is very i'll with
typhoid fever and is being cared for at
the sanatorium. Her daughters, who are
staying in Mortified, were here yester-
day and found her doing as well as could
be expected.
Mrs. E. N. King Of Tunbridge is at NJ.
c. Rowell's and her grandson, Glenn
RowelI, and Miss Fairchild OF Tunbridge
were here Tuesday night to see sThe
Gingerbread Man"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. SauIt had a very
pleasant social at their home on Prospect
avenue Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
the Relief corps. It was q measuring
party and taking the altitude of the As
present provided plenty of amusement.
The Majestic Theatre Moving Picture
company at Dubois & Gays hall is still
showing to large audiences new pictures
every night, all new and up-to-date. The
entertainment is so increasing in popu-
Iarity that the company has about decd
] ed to make an all winters stand at the
hall
DR.. L. A. Russlow has had word from
: North Danville of the death from pneu-
I monia Saturday of Mrs. A. J. Russlow's
father, Thomas Blodgett. and also Of the
death OF her mother almost Immediately.
I The funeral service over both parents was
held yesterday afternoon at l O'Clock.
The most profound sympathy is felt for
/. Mrs. Russlow, who has been bereft in
/. less than a year OF husband, father and
mother.
Albert Dales, who bought Of the L D..
Z Williams estate the small cottage and
: Tucker paint shop adjoining on Dudley
: street, has had the shop turned quarter
round and it is being made into a dwell
ing for his own occupancy. Yesterday
n morning a. Lester Watson and Dennis
Rattee, sr., were laying q new flooring in
the shop, the girder, on which they were
), both standing, broke and they fell twelve
e feet into the cellar. Both struck on
their backs and were badly shaken but
1. escaped the possible injury OF broken
bones.
" The Kings Daughters held their annual
he meeting Tuesday afternoon and elected
" these officers for the ensuing year.
z Leader, Mrs. Flora Flint; assistant lead
er, Mrs. e. s. Tracy; secretary, Mrs. w.
"A w. Morton; treasurer, Mrs. J. d. Mitch
v ell; emergency committee, the leader ans
\ treasurer with Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. A. e
3 Bass; work committee, Mrs. r. B. McTn
frye and Mrs. A. B. Gay. The ladiel
have expended over s76 in relief worl
~ during the last year and are now sewing
= for the Kurn Hattin Homes at westmin
y ster, for which the Christian Endeavo
~ society Of Bethany church is also plying
y the needle. The Kings Daughters nov
number % in their circle.
~ The springs ON Forest street have beei
~ connected with the main Just back OF tn
.s- Bryant house, and a waste pipe has ais
~ been laid to drain the surplus water fron
m the ground where the new reservoir IL be
1T ing built. A Axe inch pump, with
capacity OF As gallons per minute ha
- been ordered, with which to pump til
- water that has been developed on Fores
- street into the main. A gasoline engin
u win be used for power, temporarily. n
n M. Totman will assist L Richmond il
r the duties Of superintendent, with tn
|. purpose OF qualifying for the place, whic
- Mr.. Richmond finds too exacting, afte
his long years of service. and from whic
ny he will retire as soon a. q successor can b
II prepared. The rain that broke the tw
mt months drouth Monday and has bee
me falling pretty steadily ever since, wi
ne help the water situation a great dea
d. After the industries had been cut OF fror
the supply the low state OF the old re-
ervoir began to improve, with water iii
ing 81 the rats Oh an men anu q uaAI
80. day, though It has not yet reached
ali point yet that would justify any waste {
the precious fluid.
Randolph High School.
The sccond-year class have decided
purchase class pins this year, instead {
next.
4 The latter part Of this week is bein
Iist devoted to the mid-term examinations,
the sorrow Of everybody.
/. The football team played a game wit
the town team Tuesday and defeate
them to the tune OF % to 0. They expe
J in to play more games with them in the Il
are ture.
To- The juniors have a novel idea. It h
been the custom to raise money by meal
iles OF candy sales, etc, which is more or lie
OF bother to every body. They propo
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