Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17

two years he has been practicing in Al
bany and Leominster.
golf club is in process Of formation
in this village with at least 45 mem bers
in sight. Seven acres of land back OF
Montague Place are being put in shape
for the links, which will include the old
golf ground and the Meadow beyond.
reaching to the river bank.
Mrs. r. H. Slack and two sons went to
Bradford Tuesday to visit Mrs. Slack's
sister-in-hw, Mrs. Frank Hardy, and
family. They will leave Bradford tomor-
row for Canaan, N. H.. and be Joined
there Saturday by Mr.. Slack, who will re-
turn with them the next day.
A. 7. Nef has bought of Mrs. E. E.
Herrick OF Milton the DIR. Kendrick place
on Pleasant street for $4,000 and will take
possession OF the same the first of 0cto-
Der. Mr.. Nei will occupy the house
then and proposes sometime to build on
the lot south OF the house large stable
for his livery business.
about 80 OF U. S. Grant post and corps
I very pleasantly observed Flag day Mon
day by as much of 8 picnic at the home
of the state department president, Mrs.
I E. y. Rising, as the rather showery
weather permitted. Flags decked the
house and grounds, patriotic songs were
sung and an excellent supper was served.
/ Mrs. E. r. Draper, who was thrown
from carriage and broke a blood vessel
in her left arm, is recovering from the
injury but still suffers from the nervous
shock of the accident. Her youngest
dsug Ruth, was i'll in Barre Saturday
night with a severe attack Of acute indi-
I gestion OF which she is now much better.
Supt. H. w. Lewis was present at the
commencement exercises Of Leland and
Gray seminary in Townshend last Thurs
day night and responded to the toast,
sold Vermont at the alumni banquet
Mr.. Lewis was principal al Leland and
Gray before taking the superintendency
Of the Randolph Union of district schools
q year ago.
Col. A. B. Chandler of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who reached Randolph Tuesday, had
been to Saranac Lake to see his son.
Willis, whom be found to be steadily i'm
proving in health at the sanitarium there.
The colonel expects his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Chandler, to arrive from
Brooklyn today with the maids and open
Mari-Castle for the summer.
Judge w. Fl. Nichols had a great
granddaughter born June 10 in Water
bury, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George May. Mrs May is josephine,
daughter OF w. Bates Nichols. now OF
Dinnbs, Cal. Judge Nichols already had
a great-grandson, who was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Nichols in Californis
last March, the father being son of Bert
Nichols.
Rev. c. V. I. Richeson of Newton
Center, Mass, who preached here moi
long ego, is fsvorably considering a cal
to become pastor Of the Federated Baptist
and Methodist churches in this village
Mr.. Richeson is q Southerner, a Virgin
. ian by birth, and has been actively en-
gagged in ministerial work during tn,
eight years OF his theological course
which he is just completing.
The many acquaintances in this vicini
ty OF Rev. Guy c. Lamson OF the frs
i Baptist church Of Hyde Park, Mass, viii
be interested in the news that he has de
clined q unanimous call to the Second
! Baptist church of Fall River, Mass, at
: salary OF $4,000. His church building a
3 Hyde Park, badly damaged by fire Oct
$ 10, has just been repaired at an outlay o
$4,000 to which Andrew Carnegie contrib
/, uted.
: Mrs. Emily Il. Stickney Of Westmins
. ter has been in town presenting the caus
I Of the Kurn Hattin Horues for homeless
BOYS and soliciting support for the insti
4 tuition from Randolph people, no hav
: responded readily to her appeal. Mrs
!, Stickney went away yesterday and thos
o whom she was unable to see and VIII
would like to let their interest in so goo
: a work take q substantial form. can leav
/. their contributions with e. A. Thomas.
: A. n. Hayes came from Springfield
e Mass, last Thursday to witness the grad
uation of his daughter, Beulah, from th
a high school and to remove his family
the fruit farm he has purchased nea
I. Springfield. They took their departur
to their new home yesterday. Twelve c
the girl friends of Miss 8eulah gave ber
farewell party at A. NJ. Hubbard's Mon
2 day evening and presented a souvenir gil
) in the form of q silver desk set. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served
and happy time was enjoyed.
c. A. Blodgett, in retiring from tn
restaurant business because it was to
great tax on Mrs. Blodgett. leaves
u good business opening for some energeti
person, who should be capable cook an
ie economical manager. This village need
a restaurant, located in the heart of th
shopping district and ready to serve a Gu
d of tea at least on a moments MOTTO