Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-04
Randolph.
onORoIA wHrrn, Local Editor.


night.
Miss Inez Litchaeld reached home last
Thursday from fortnight's absence in
Burlington.
Richard Hubbard and Miss Achsab
Guernsey OF Rochester were guests al +.
W. Jewetps Sunday.
Misses Lucy aud Mary Moore If
Sharon were entertained at o. j. Mar
colts last week from Thursday to satur-
day.
Miss Nettye Robbins arrived Saturday
for weeks vacation from the school in
which she is teaching at Springfield,
Mass.
The Woman's Relief corps disuosed Of
50 worth OF homemade cookery at the
food sale in A. M. Hubbard's store satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Bagiey aud two children
and Miss Emma Derby have returned to
Granville after three weeks sojourn at
John Hatchs.
/ Mrs. J. 9. Atkins OF Hanover, N. H.,
went away Friday after few days visit
with her relatives at the Fenton house on
/ Highland avenue.
Mrs. L. D. Rix has so far recovered
/ from a recent operation that she left the
sanatorium Sunday and Is convalescing
at her home on Central street.
Mrs. A. j. Bell went TO New York Fri
day to prepare for the spring millinery
season at Bell Brothers store and was
joined there Monday by Miss Flora Bell
/ Miss Desier Moulton is the guest Of
Miss Carlotta Wiswall in Roxbury,
Mass, and on her return next week will
stop at Nashua, n. H., to see Mrs. John
r. Spring.
! Mrs. Blanche Dunbar OF Three Rivers,
/ p. O., who Is convalescing from long
and critical illness with typhoid fever, is
with her mother, Mrs. Della Gourley, at
David Dunbar's.
Nearly so were present at the Rochester
club social held with Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Jewett Friday evening and passed the
time most agreeably in playing games.
Refreshments of ICES cream and cake were
served.
Fred Howard has finished running the
gasolene engine at the Edison feed store
in order to be ready for the spring work
on the Howard farm. His place as en-
gineer at the feed store has been taken by
Claude Farr OF Hancock.
MI anu MIS- EI6u OCGu
pying the north tenement on the third
floor OF the O'Connor block, and MIR,
Smith began work Monday for l.. A. At
wood In the latter's store and restaurant
ON the first floor OF the block.
The circulation OF books from th,
Kimball Public library amounted to 1T;
during the month OF February. OF thil
number. 1879 we're class books. 246 juve
/ niles and 7Ss were works of fiction. Tn
! number Of books taken daily averaged 81
As four young people we're coastinR il
Mari-Castle park Sunday afternoon.
runner broke and the four were throw
onto some broken crust. Arthur Osh
was the only one much injured. but b
sprained an ankle that was broken two o
three years ago in a coasting mishap.
Mr. aud {. o. Dumas, once Of thi
place but residing OF late years II
Woodstock, attended the bride an
groom at the wedding OF Mrs. Dumas
brother. Henry J. Narcotic, and Mis-
Julia Potwin in the Catholic church o
Our Lady of the SHOWS at Woodstoc
Sunday afternoon, Feb. II. The groom
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marcotts
gave the wedding reception 1uesda
evening, Feb. %, and the bridal couple
standing beneath an arch OF evergree
and wedding bells, received the congrai
ulations OF about 80 relatives and friends
The bride was gowned in white batist'
trimmed with Irish lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Lamson and tw
sons were among the guests at the wed
ding Of Mrs. Lamson's brother, Leslie Z
Ferguson Of New York, and Miss Edit
c., daughter Of Mrs. George {. Cakes {
Burlington, In which city the marriag
took place at 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing in the Unitarian church, With n
pastor, Rev. Charles j. Staples, Official
ing. Mr.. Lamson was one OF the ushei
and his small sons, Masters Leslie an
Robert, served as pages. The bride Va
pownsd in white suede broadcloti
trimmed with Venice lace, and wore
white hat with ostrich feathers Mr.. an
Mrs. Ferguson are taking a trip throug
the south and upon their return will r
side in New York city, here the grooi
is member Of the law firm OF Ferguso
4 Ferguson.
The Randolph Braintree- Brookleld Fis
and Game league had its annual meetin
in Grange hall at East Braintree Saturds
and elected these officers for the comm
year PR sident, George W. Flagg; VIZ
president, Lyman Hutchinson; secretar.
q. A. Clough; treasurer, +. l. Flint; d
= rectors, Lyman Hutchinson a.
a Vaughan, j. w. Untiedt, d. d. How
Rupert q. Mann; auditors, X. II. How
ard and ID. II. Morse; prosecuting on
GERS, ID. d. Howe and q. A. Clougi
solicitor. z. n. Chadwick. II was deci'
ed 10 have the directors cooperate vii
the solicitor in securing new member
and il was voted to leave with the dire
% tors the settlement Of a time and place 4
y holding the annual banquet OF q
league j. W. Untiedt was instructed
correspond with State Commissioned I
. q. Thomas OF Stowe in regard to stocl
ing the streams with trout fry. Anu
the business was transacted, Presidel
raraaput TO