Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
Randolph.
oEoRoIA wHIrE. Local EdltOr.

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Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland wen
Tuesday 10 visit their niece, Miss Grac
Applebee, at Littleton, n. II. They vii
return tomorrow.
Mrs. e. l. Clafiin returned last Thurs
day from a three weeks visit to her NICE
at Sandy Hill, N. Y. Mrs. E. II. Chad
wick Of East Braintree accompanied anc
returned with her.
Ernest Sargent aud family, accom.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rohan,
drove over from Wells River Sunday in
Mr.. sargent's new 1910 model Buick, re.
turning Monday.
Daniel Sully and his company presented
''The Matchmaker at Chandler Music
hall Monday evening TO a rather light
house. Sully as parish priest, interested
In much else besides the spiritual welfare
OF bis charge, worldly wise and witty,
helped along weak supporting company,
so that the production might be called q
fair success.
Mrs. Martin Washburn and sister,
Mrs. Ellen II. Mann, came Saturday from
Jericho, the latter returning home Mon
dag. Mrs. Washburn is joining her hus-
band in an auto trip about the state this
week With Fredd Hayward as driver.
Mrs. B. d. Dubois and Mrs. j. F. Mead
are also Of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cadue OF TiltoD, N.
H., cousins OF Mrs. q. A. Chedel. visited
her on their auto trip last week through
Vermont and the White mountains.
Mrs. George Brigham OF Pittsfield was a
visitor at the Cbedel home Friday night
on Der way home from Barre.
This is big potato year and year for
big potatops. The yield in this section is
enormous and whopping old tubers roll
out OF the bills. A. r. Cathan comes to 4
the front with half dozen, which weigh /
together 14A Tbs. j. V. Newton brought /
10 the Herald Office eight potatoes that
weighed 17s4 lbs, Que OF them weighing
lbs, Q ozs. Potatoes are selling at
lbout Soc. bushel from the field.
Dr. and Mrs. r. o. Blanchard and
iaug hter, Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Bass arrived home Monday, eomplet.
Bg an eight days vacation in which they
ourneyed in the doctors auto to Boston
md Providence and return. They we're
avored with delightful weather every
lay, the car went without q skip, and the
,arty do not see how they could well en-
oy an outing more. Il
Miss Glare Esther Bagley, daughter of
dr. and Mrs. e. r. BagIey, Of Keene, N.
L., formerly OF Randolph, and Merrill {
oseph Dodge, son Of Joseph T. Dodge,
Fere married at the Universalist parson-
&c at Bellows Falls, the home of the /
rooms parents, Saturday evening, Oct. !
. -The couple we're unattended and only /
ear relatives attended the ceremony. Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Dodge viii live iu Keene, where i
fr Dodge u engaged in the furniture
usiness. i
The federal authorities at Rutland have {
snt papers to United States Marshal =
handler OF Ohio, for the arrest on three
harges OF post-office robbery OF George q
dwards, better known as "Portland t
atty" who is in the hands OF Ohio state v
lthorities. Edwards is under indict- o
ents for burglarizing the post-ofFices at b
lowe, Morgan and STAFFORD, in the
,ring and summer OF 1908 and ii is ex- Il
scted that he will be tried at the term OF p
nited States court which opens in Rut- "
nd this week. Edwards, it is we'll Al
lown, Is the cracksman who robbed the Il
andolph postofice year ago. w
The sold Center stage" to Randolph M
inter and Brookfield has given way to +,
automobile service for the transporta- ~
IN OF mails, passengers and parcels.
le le'cnntractor, Charles G. Blodgett, went an
White River junction Saturday and ic
turned that night driving 20 b. p. in
lick touring car. second hand, but new o.
Is year, purchased through c. o. osha's
ency. Mr.. Blodgett and his SOD, Jesse, hs
{ the car into service at once, dispIac- N
3 the horses and stage coach. They are IN
le to make quicker and easier trips. II he
ne plan for winter autoing could only =.
devised, we should doubtless bid fare a.
II to the horses forever. ~;
tickets we're sold at this sta cir
n Monday on the fall excursion to Bos-
!. Among those going were Mr.. and MI
3. r E. Brooks, Madame Brooks, O. an,
Osba, Mrs. p. P. IAmson and son, an,
8. Ida Sumner, Mrs. w. Williams, an,
r. Granger, Mrs. b. E. Nickerson, lie,
5. w. W. Morton, Miss Emma sey-
ur, Mrs. r. q. Kellogg, Albert T. "A,
rse, Miss Stella Morse, Mrs. q. E. !
Ihman, Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Eaton, 49,
rs Edith Marcott, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. ma
,bard, Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Grove and nla
ghter, q. w. Douglass, Mrs. A. Mes sa 9
Miss Annie Messer, John Herrick, sui
Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Grant aa,
Mrs. J. G. simonson. con