Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-04
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Minnie Carpenter reached home
Saturday from trip to Waitsfield,
The Randolph Woman's Literary cIut
will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs
G. F. Moulton.
Miss J. B. Shortt. the guest of Mrs. j.
r. Cleveland, took her departure Monday
to Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. s. Buck are in
Williamstown on short vacation from
the office of the Buck Printing company
Mrs. J. E. Dutton left Monday for her
home in Greenfield, Mass, after a few
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Rhodes drove to
Rochester Memorial day to attend the ex.
ercises OF Henry Eaton post, to which
Mr.. Rhodes belongs.
H. E. Jacobs of johnson brought his
wife and child to Randolph Monday and
left them for few days with Mrs. Ja-
cobs' sister, Miss Alice Pervier.
Miss Alice Sheldon of Windsor who
was entertained last Thursday night at
Rev. Homer Whites, came to see her
ward, E. A. Jones, who is patient at the
sanatorium.
The monthly meeting of the Sanatori-
UNI Aid society will be held in Bethany
Parish house at 3 80 O'Clock Friday after
noon, June 5, and the members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
Rev. E. E. Herrick of Milton, who de-
livered the Memorial day address in Chel-
sea, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Hale L. Flint, Friday and Sunday on his
way to and from the shire town of the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Reynolds had their
sister, Miss Belle Reynolds of STAFFORD,
with them over Sunday. The latter went
to Barre Monday, and departed the next
day to Chelmsford, Mass, where she has
employment.
Mrs. M. NJ. Wilson and daughter,
Faith, have joined the younger daughter,
Mary Helen, in Tunbridge and will stay
with her at Mrs. Clara Alexander's while
Mr.. Wilson is attending the June term of
court in Chelsea.
Miss Minnie Emerson, head stenogra-
pher of the United Shoe Machinery COM
pany of Boston, came from that city Fri
day to spend Memorial day and Sunday
with her father, E. F. Emerson, and OF b.
er relatives in Randolph.
Mrs. R. Il. Mcintyre and her daughter,
Alice, went to Woodsville, N. a., last
Thursday, where Mrs. Mcintyre has been
spending week with her elder daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest Sargent, and family.
Miss Alice returned Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton enter
tanned over Sunday their daughter, Ma
bel, from Montpelier seminary; their two
sons, Edmund and Ralph, and Mrs. Ed
mund Hamilton of st. Johnsbury and
Harold Perkins of Woodstock. Mrs
Hamilton arrived from st. Johnsbury
last Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy of Morris
vile, formerly of Randolph, are in Will
ton, Me-, where Mr.. Hardy delivered the
Memorial day address Saturday, and next
Sunday will preach the baccalsureate ser
mon before the Wilton academy. This il
Mr.. Hardy's native town, of whose
Cong'I church he was pastor about 81
years ago.
! A very pleasant reception was given il
the parlor of the Methodist church last
| Thursday evening in honor of Rev. an6
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton and their daugh
ter, Alice, who were assisted in receiving
by Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper and Rev. and
Mrs. G. .. Howe. Many parishioners
and townspeople were present to make
the acquaintance of the new acting pastor
of the church and his family, and the
occasion proved to be one of delightful
sociabiIity. Punch and waters were
served by Mrs. L. c. Drew, assisted by
Misses Lettie Bailey, Hanna Prince and
Beulah Hayes.
Miss Amy s. Bradford of Newburyport
Mass, who stopped here Friday on hel
way home from Mortified, was married
| at Young's hotel in Boston yesterday
noon to Prof Albert w. Tucker, gradu-
ate of the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology in the mining department, q
member of the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers and now employed by
Boston capitalists as consulting and min
ing engineer in the copper districts OF
Virginia and North Carolina. He is To-
Gated at Virgilina, Va, as resident man
ager of the Seaboard Copper company as
well as consulting engineer OF other COM
panies, and is we'll known through the
Middle South. The bride is the only
daughter of George 8. Bradford of New
buryport, a former resident of Randolph,
and. is both talented elocutionist and q
social favorite.
B. F. Kicker, now located in Wood
bury, Conn.,, is again being worried by
the law in the management of his bust
ness affairs according to the Woodbury.
Reporter that said in its last issue 1.-THE
case B. j. Atwood VS.. B. F. Kicker is to
come before the district court III Water
bury on the first Tuesday in June. This is
q case in which the court is to determine
the right of said Kicker to draw from a
bank the sum of S400 deposited by said
Atwood and also to determine the legali-
ty of said Ricker's claim to the owner
ship of three bank books claimed by At
" God as his property. Also to prove the
legality of Ricker's claim to the title OF
500 which Atwood drew from the bank
one day last week and passed over to
him, of which circumstance Atwood
seems to have no recollection. In the
meantime, the probate court will appoint
q conservator over Atwood, who will take
up the matter and endeavor to probe foi
the facts in the case.