Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-30

since.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap started yesterday
to join Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. RumriIl and
Mrs. e. w. Tewksbury at York Beach,
Me.
Martin L. Washburn Of San francisco is
in town, arriving last night. Mrs.
washburn, who is in Underhi1, will be
here later.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harvey and son
of Rochester are with Mrs. Harvey's
brother and wife, Mr.. ana Mrs. L. ID.
Xix, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bruce came back
last night from a months absence in
Manchester, n. H., Boston, Lawrence
and Northampton, Mass.
A. NJ. Hubbard has been made secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange to fill the unexpired
term of the late Hamden w. Mcintyre.
c. c. Reynolds has begun the construc-
ton OF DR.. H. W. Holden's new residence
on Highland avenue and expects to have
it ready for occupancy before the first Of
June,
]. Bradford Mcintyre started Monday
for Chicago to resume duty in the cree
ton department of the Illinois Steel COM
pany after his annual respite Of two or
three weeks.
Mrs. Heber T. Holman is at a family
reunion held with Miss Mary Pollard at
Mortified Falls today and will bring
hone with her an aged aunt, Mrs. Phoebe
Thompson CT Waterbury.
Mrs. Mary Brusoe OF Swanton, who
had been at White River junction during
the state fair, stopped here Sunday on her
way home and remained until yesterday
with her sister, Mrs. Eli Sault.
Mrs. George Blake of st. Paul. Mimi,
has been staying with her father, William
Booth, at Mrs. Charlotte Lilies since
last Thursday but will go tomorrow to
Newport, n. H., where she has a brother
living.
Mrs. Clyde Blanchard and little daugh-
ter returned to Boston yesterday after q
week spent with Mr.. and Mrs. p. ].
Blanchard, and in another fortnight they
will leave on their journey home to Den
yer, Col.
Mrs. J. A. Fowler of Ludlow and her
sisters, Mrs. Fsyeite Greene and Mrs.
Thomas Russ of Royalton, were at HG/en
Woods last night and are to remain for
the play at Chandler Music ha.l tLi.
evening.
Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper received a mes
sage yesterday announcing the death OF
his sister-in-lsw, Mrs. Jennie, Fiae in
Marshfie'd. Miss Rosa Cooper will |. = IL
! Marshfield today to be present at the fun
eral tomorrow.
The abundant rain that began Sunday
/ night and ended yesterday morningrwet
the earth up considerably and averted the
threatened water famine. The reservoir
has risen slowly but is long ways from
a desirable height yet.
Mrs. Alice Thurston of Northheld has
been at J. B. Adams few days but went
yesterday to the fair at Tunbridge aud
then to STAFFORD. She is expected in
Randolph again Saturday for g days visit
at Charles Thurstonis.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bass, no had been
occupying their house in Rochester for a
month, came home Monday to leave the
next day-the former on a business trip
to Boston and the latter on a visit to
relatives in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs P. F. McLaurin returned
Tuesday from Clarence. Ont. and intend
to go to New York tomorrow to sail for
Havana, Cuba. Mr.. McLaurin's nephew.
whom he brought from Cuba, has been
left in the family OF Albert Hastings to
attend school in Bethel.
J. W. Adshade passed through this
place yesterday, taking to his home in
Hanover, n. H., the four children OF his
daughter, Mrs. John Hurlbut Of New
Haven, who has just undergone at the
Mary Fletcher hospital 10 Burlington, an
operation for the removal of tumor.
Oct. ends the discount ON town taxes
and Collector A. H. Beedle has in hand
$4,000 of the $4,000 town, highway
and school tax to be raised. The village
corporation, highway and school tar
amounts to els, 34e.T5, and OF this sun
A. NJ. Hubbard has collected f1l, 900 tC
date.
Mrs. E. f. Vanornam is having
severe attack OF bronchitis and has beer
cared for by her mother, Mrs. Burbank
OF st. Adams, who was relieved yesterday
by Mrs. Emma French OF East Braintree
Mr.. vanornam was called to Springfield
Tuesday by the sudden death OF I
brother.
B. A. Durkee, Who has been occupying
tenement in the Owen block on Weston
street, is to have the south side of the new
house 8. A. Smith has been building OF
South Pleasant street. The dwelling int,
which Mr.. Smith is converting the Bate
: blacksmith shop on the same street, viii
: II is expected, be occupied by L. j. Blake
ly and family.
Miss Annie Scott, the trained nurse il
attendance on Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury tn
last ten months, went to Lowell, Mass.
Friday to take charge of q patient. VIII,
bad undergone 3 serious operation in tn
hospital there, and today she accom-
panies him to his home in Seneca, Mo
Miss Scott's sister, Mrs. Joseph Mensrd
succeeds her in Mrs. Tewksbury'
= employ.
q G. J. Bacon, who came from Winoosk
!: last TALL to take charge of the Chamberli
= farm for the real estate firm OF Batchel
a der & Brown of Winooski, moved yesteI
! day into the house of Mrs. Mary Man
on Park street. The rise in Randolp
real estate is shown in two transfers o
this farm of 1875 acres, which Mrs. Mvrti
Chamberlin sold to BRtchelder q Brow
and that Arm diapoaad of odu