Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-11

to Hanover Monday in the Salisbury auto
to witness the Pennsylvania-Dartm mouth
ball game, won by Dartmouth in the last
half of the ninth to- 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Kent have received
word from West Salisbury that their sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Kent, formerly Of
cessful operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington.
Mrs. A. A. Priest and Mrs. w. b. Dam
forth Of Lakeport, N. H., who had been
at the Priest farm since the I'd inst, went
sister, Mrs. w. W. Case, with " HON Mrs.
Priest stayed until Wednesday.
Ernest Sargent Of woodsvilie, n. H.,
arrived last Thursday and spent a day in
Brookfield, assisting his father to move
from the farm, lately sold, to the house
in Brookfeld Village bought by Mr.. Sar-
gent, ST., of Miss Mary Upham.
Miss Jane Hapgood of Springfield,
formerly principal of st. Agnes Hall in
Bellows Falls, and her niece, Miss Rosa
mond Hawthorne OF Boston, were among
the arrivals Monday and went to the RAN
dolph House at the Center for an outing.
George B. Emery has rented of Rev. q.
o. Howe the tenement in the Woodbury.
house on Elm street vacated by F. e. Wy
man, and as soon some repairs in the
way Of paint and paper are finished, he
will move his family from the Howard
block. H.
The store OF Barney Shapiro in the
Howard block IA entirely free from any
contagion of scarlet fever as his son, who
has the disease il in quarantine on low
er floor Of the block and altogether re-
moved from any communication with the
store. 81 fcse
g. w. Boyce and a partner Of his, II.
NJ. Guernsey, OF New York were here
Friday to look over the granite quarry on
the Mann farm, where drills, derricks
and engines will have to be installed be-
fore quarrying operations can be re-
sumed.
L. o. Thayer Joined his wife and son
Friday in Morrisville, where they had
been spending Q little time, and brought
them home Tuesday night. Mrs.
Thayer's mother, Mrs. Ellen Carter, who
went to Morrisyille with her, is to be
there for q month or two more.
Sherman Godfrey, indicted by the
grand jury on the charge of neglect to
care properly for the livestock on his
farm, appeared before Orange county
court in Chelses Monday and was re-
leased on bail of 900. The case will
probably be tried within q week.
The case OF State vs.. b. Frank Kicker OF
Woodbury., Conn.,, is set for trial in
Orange county court Tuesday. This is
the action against Mr.. Kicker for alleged
fraudulent dealing in the retention of q
check drawn by Boston parties to pay for
sheep purchased for them by NJ. c.
Rowell.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. McCoIlom and their
guest, Miss Irene b. whitcomb OF Great
harrington, Mass, have been at Mas
coma lake, Enfield, n. f., for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Msrcott intend to
open their cottage at the lake before
many days.
Col. A. B. Chandler reached town last |
night to open Msri-Castle for the sum-
mersand will be joined Tuesday by his |
grandson, Clarence Chandler, and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Chandler of Brooklyn.
Mrs. j. F. Lamson, who had been at the |
Chandler home in Brooklyn for q month,
came back with the colonel.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Brownell of Pomfret,
Mrs. Mary Bemis OF North Springfield /
and Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond Creaser OF
Newport, n. H., are among the COM
visitors in the village. Miss
Ella Brownell, who had been at her home
in Pomfret on account OF mumps in the
school, came this morning to graduate
with her class.
E. +. Fish, whose hardware store was
burned out of its quarters in the great fire
at Richmond, has bought lot, 47x60
feet, in the business part OF that village
and was in this place Tuesday to have II.
w. Mcintyre draw the plans for the two
story brick block he will at once erect on
the ute. The Building will have q 'front.'
age Of AZ feet and occupy the entire lot.
Both side walls will be fireproof and, ow-
ing to the lay OF the land, it will be pos
sible to drive into the basement.
Hartford high of White River juno
tion won from Randolph high in well
played baseball game at McCalPs park
by the score Of 8 to 2. Fes-
lures were double plays of Connolly to
Connolly unassisted, Lincoln to
B. O'Neil to Clifford, and one-handed
latch by Jones. Strikeouts, Vail 4,
Renehan 8; batteries, Vail and Spooner,
Renehan and Smith; hits, Randolph II,
Hartford 8; errors, Randolph 5, Hartford
}; time, lbs; attendance, 200; umpire,
Niebaum.
William Holmes celebrated his 9th
birthday anniversary very quietly Tues
lay - be hos felt more feeble lately ON
lrcount 0f the exraedfnglv warm WeAkh.