Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-18
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Vaughan are
guests this week OF their son, A. M.
Vaughan, al Hillside farm.
Leslie II. Rumrill resumed work Mon-
day in the store of e. w. Tewksburv q
o., after an enforced vacation Of two
months on account OF illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kezer and their
granddaughter, Marjorie Kezer, drove
here from Rochester last Thursday and
were entertained at A. B. Fish's until
Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott aud Mrs. Mary
Blair OF Brookheld have presented TO the
randolph sanatorium an elaborate piece
OF old-fsshioued fsncywork in "com-
Portable" Of complicated patchwork.
Minor Adshade, while working in the
wood-sawing gang OF G. A. Blodgett, had
his right hand badly cut and torn Mon
day morning. The accident was due to
carelessness IA throwing back the saw.
Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper and his daugh-
ter, Miss Rosa, were called to Cabot sun
day by the death OF the formers niece.
Miss Susan Atkins, at whose funeral
DR.. Cooper offieiated Monday afternoon.
DR.. George a. Cheney, whose wife was
formerly Mrs. Emma (Smith) Peters Of
Randolph, has left Rumford, Me-, where
the settlement Of an estate hasJkept him
occupied for year or two, aud expects to
resume dental practice in st. Johnsbury
in company with DR.. A. Roy Allen.
East Braiutree people, now living in
Randolph, are planning to form a club,
like the Rochester club, and to that end
will have a social at the Parish house
. Fri
40 or so former East Braintree friends
and neighbors are expected to assemble.
Rev. Aubrey G. Gilmore Of Hull's Cove,
/ Me-, has accepted the call to become rec
tor OF Grace church, Randolph Center
and Of st. Johns church in this village
and will enter upon his rectorship soon
after Easter, which falls this year on
/ April IL. He has a wife and one small
son.
I The National Board of Fire Underwrit-
ers offers a reward Of $3.50 for the detec-
tion, conviction and punishment OF the
party or parties who may on trial be
found guilty of setting fire to the prem
Uses OF the Eastern Tale company in East
/ Granville the 2sth of January. The offer
expires by limitation one year from date
and liability under it shalt then cease I'M
less otherwise ordered.
w. II. Gladding was in Montpelier last
Thursday to be present at the wedding OF
Mrs. Gladding's niece, Miss Mary Foster
Of East Montpelier, to Ralph W. Putnam
OF Putnamville. The marriage was
solemnized in the evening at the Church
of the Messiah, Montpelier, in the pres
ence Of invited guests who completely
filled the audience room. Rev. J. Ed
ward Wright was the officiating clergy
man. The bride has been in Randolph
frequently as the guest OF her aunt.
Barnet Epstein, Jew, who was tray
cling from Montpelier to his home in
White River junction, had to leave the
train at this point Friday evening on &C
count of insufficient funds to take him
any farther. As he was crossing the
square he suddenly dropped to the
ground in an epileptic fit and Was carried
into the Inn, where Drs. F. c. Angel and
F. A. Eaton worked over him until he re-
gained consciousness. He stayed at the
Inn that night and was sent on his way
in the morning by some good Samaritans
about town.
Forty-one Royal Arch Masons from
Montpelier, Bradford, Waterbury, Barre
and Randolph attended the annual con.
Iage last Thursday afternoon and even
ing. Besides Grand High Priest o. w.
Daley and Grand Lecturer David A. Eli
OFT OF White River Junction and District
Deputy Grand High Priest George n. Til
den OF Barre, there were also present the
grand chaplain, Rev. Charles F. Partridge
Of Woodstock, formerly Of Randolph
Center, and visiting Mason, Mr.. Clafiir
| Of ct Alhans
A. N. Hayes has sold his interest in the
sawmilI business OF Marcott & Hayes t.
his partner, o. ]. Marcott, for $1,000
This mill, originally part of the property
OF A. w. Tewksbury & Son, was bought
by Marcott & Hayes II years ago, Mr.
Hayes investing 1880, which have gath
cred unto themselves other dollars with
steadiness not often found in dazzling
goId-mine and oil-field propositions. Th'
mill has been very successful venture
from which Mr.. Hayes feels compelled L
retire on account Of an impaired state o
health that forbids too close application
to business for awhile.
George B. Farr and son, Claude, o
Hancock have bought OF Mrs. Annie Ed
son the gristmin property of the W. +
Edison estate, located between Soutl
Main and South Pleasant streets ant
comprising the house occupied by N. W
Lille and Adrian Hatch as well as tn
mill building. The business will be rui
under the firm name OF @. B. Farr q Son
2 but more directly under the supervisor
). ~ the Young man, who has been enginee
e At the mill lately and will retain in hi
: employ Harry T. Lyman, the presen
? manager, and the rest OF the help. Nj
! Farr, sr., is a lumberman and has So"
g mill in Hancock.
8 A "get-together'' meeting of the Cong
Brotherhood OF Morrisville was held r
Gently under the direction OF Rev. " N
Hardy, who spoke Interestingly on tn
subject OF "money making" and gave on
= the following questions Tor discussion :
] ssTa 4 true that honesty is the best pc
iev2n WHow much money does ma
need to have to be rich2-to be poorT
chow much ground is there for the a.
| sertion that an honest man cannot SUI