Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-22
Randolph.
eEoRaIA WHITE, Local Editor.

a. ~ HaYes returned last Thursday
from ten days trip to Springfield.
Hon. Herbert Wall Of Keeue. .
was the recent guest Of his sister, Mrs. nj
d. Strong.
Miss Marguerite Stone of Montpelier
was the guest OF Miss Alice Hamilton
over Sunday.
Miss Maud Johnston went to her home
IN Lebanon, N. H., Friday and remained
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes OF Barre
were entertained last Thursday and Fri
day at A. II. Powers.
Mrs. Harriet Goodale, who has been
living at Judson Fits, is now keeping
house for F. A. Griswold.
Mrs. Addie Amour and her daughtsr
returned Friday to H. ID. Banister's after
fortnight's stay in Barre.
Frank Bryant has moved from the
Brooks house TO the cottage at the rear OF
the Bradish house on Main street.
A reissue Of pension has been granted
to James Cass Of Randolph at the rate Of
s12 per month from March 8, 1909.
Miss Mary 8. Dubois has gone to Ham
over, n. H., to spend = month with the
family Of her cousin, DR.. Gilman Frost.
I The ladies Of st. Johns church made
about s35 from their East, sale held at
Mrs. J. II. Moulton's Saturday afternoon.
Ray Stevens has gone to Hartford,
Conn.,, TO take a course OF training for an
attendant In the Noble Institute for the
Blind.
Miss Mary Wedgwood, who has been
In Holyoke, Mass, the last six months,
taking q course In library work, is home
on two weeks vacation.
Miss Minnie Emerson arrived Saturday
from Boston and remained until Tuesday
with her father, e. F. Emerson, and
other relatives in the village.
Miss Elizabeth Holden and Miss AIDE
lene Gray attended the masquerade ball
in Woodstock Friday night as guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Read Pember.
DR.. A. c. Bailey is repairing his resi-
dence on South Pleasant street by paint
ing and vanishing and laying hard wood
floors in parlor and sitting room.
f. A. Hatch and daughter, Alice, spent
Sunday 10 Bethel with Mr. Hatch's old
est daughter, Mrs. B. q. Bundy, who has
been in failing health for some time.
Mrs. Nellie Z. Morse came from Wild
er the 18th inst. and stayed until Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest MeIn-
tosh, and her sister, Mrs. J. B. Sargent.
q. w. Britt OF the White Entertain
ment bureau, Boston, was Sunday so
iourner In Randolph, for whose lecture
courses, before the day o. Chandler Music
hall, he used to provide attractions.
Miss Nettye Robbins took advantage OF
the Battle OF Lexington holiday In Mas
eaehusetts Monday, the 18th inst, to
some home Saturday for the three days
recess OF the school in which she teaches
at Springfield, Mass.
John Byrd, class '03, Norwich universe.
ty, who has been highly successful ia
structural engineering, has decided to
take up railroad engineering and has g
situation with the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, under Chief Engineer Robert Ford
one OF the successful N. u. men q the
class OF '92.
Mrs. Mary Haskins was called to Lock
Haven, N. H., Monday by message stat
ing that her brother-in-law, Rufus Has.
kins, dropped dead Sunday from hear
disease. Howard Martin, who works in
the A. B. Gay livery stable, is a stepsor
OF the deceased and also went to Lock
Haven Monday.
d. NJ. Chamberlin, who came East last
, October and spent the winter with Mrs
Cham berlin in the family of their daugh
ter, Mrs. A. @. Putnam, started Saturday
on his return to Loyalton, s. D., In
which property holdings have kept hin
West for 21 years. 1t is hoped that b.
may so arrange his affairs as to come bach
to Randolph permanently before long.
DR.. e. @. Noble OF the Boston City hos
pital, w. A. Noble OF Burlington anC
Homer Noble Of Tyngsborough, Mass.
. were here Saturday to be present at thu
interment Of the remains OF their mother
Mrs. Fannie Noble, whose death o5curreC
Jan. 10 and whose body was then placed
in the tomb. DR.. Noble accompanied hi
cousin. Mrs. E. L. Scott, to Barre Satur
day night and was her guest over Sun
day.
Charles @. Reynolds has sold his hous
on Highland avenue for $4,000 to II. w
Lewis, superintendent Of the Randolph
District Union schools, who will TAX
possession of the place the middle OF Au
gust. Mr.. Reynolds has bought of Mrs
B. d. Dubois the building lot adjoining
and will proceed to erect another resi-
dence for himself thereon. This vii
make the eleventh house to be built dur
! ing the summer in Randolph, which ha
= not by any means reached its full growth
, Mr. Reynolds, who has the contract 10
the new Prince house on Highland
avenue, has just started its construction
The funeral of the late EIhanan Fits
who died in North Reading, Mass, Feb
4, and whose remains had been there en-
tombed, was held in the Cong'l church q
Roxbury Friday morning. Among Tn
relatives and friends in attendance wer
) the son, w. ID. Fits, his wife and tw
daughters from North Reading; Judso
Fits, George Mudgett, Mrs. II. W. Fits
Mrs. Eugene Marshall, Fl. H. Howar
and L c. Drew Of Randolph and Mrs. AZ
len Durham of Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. W
d. Fits and daughters came to Randolp
Saturday, en- route homeward, and wer
A. ..r,nntn that night Of Mrs. III. wv