Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
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n1a' Allce rlsner spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Fisher In Barre.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett Of Northf,eld W..
at q A. Blodgett's from Friday to Mon
day. '-o''-
Mrs. A. ]. Foster is spending the week
IN Montpelier with her daughter. Mrs
NJ. Thompson, and family.
Mrs. c. q. LazeIle of White River
junction was with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. M. Atwood, Friday.
Miss Elton Matthews returned Friday
from soiourn OF six weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Walter Chaffee, in Rochester.
Mrs. Edwin Wires Of Watertown
Mass, has been the guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. @. w. Hayward at the Randolph
Inn since saturday.
Hon. v. |. Spear and Miss Jennie
WEIGH went to Boston Monday, the form
er on business and the latter to visit Mrs.
d. Q. Griswold and other friends in the
city.
Hazel, the 1O-year-oid daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. 8. Tewksbury, was taken to
the sanatorium Saturday and underwent
a successful operation for appendicitis the
next day.
Mrs. Fred H. Smith represented the
Randolph lodge at the annual meeting Of
the grand lodge, New England Order Of
Protection, held in Bennington Monday
night and Tuesday.
| A daughter, named Dorothy NAV and
weighing eight pounds, was born at the
sanatorium Friday morning TO Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Hale Flint; granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hills.
Miss Helen Tozer Of Star Prairie, Wis.
who had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
w. 2. Lamson ten days, left Monday for
Nashua, N. H., to start from that city
yesterday on her trip westward.
An increase OF pension has been grant
ed to Albert Lamb and Miron W. Edison
of Randolph-to ths former at the rate OF
SIS per month from March is last, and to
the latter at $40 from the 2eth ult.
@. B. ClOugh, who moved from this
place to Bethel month or two ago to be
night watchman at the Bethel tannery,
was thrown out Of employment by the
ire which destroyed the tannery the 18th,
and has taken his family to . farm 10
Rochester.
The Cong'l Brotherhood Of MorrisviIe
has been having q series OF Sunday even
ing meetings addressed by distinguished
Hardy, took for his subject the 25th inst.
"The Colosseum OF Rome-First Century
to the Twentieth"
Mrs. Clemmie r. Pratt reached town
last Thursday morning from Los Angeles,
Cal, y here the winter was spent with
her sister, Mrs. r. q. Page. Mrs. Pratt
made the trip East in a personally con.
Quoted excursion party that stopped
briefly at various points en- route.
The "Yaman company, that gave Ia
musical comedy in Chandler Music hal
the 18th, made its last appearance at The
Strong theatre IN Burlington the follow
ing Saturday, cancelled its engagement in
81. Johnsbury for the next Wednesday
and went to Philadelphia to prepare FOL
another season.
| Mrs. Ben Briggs and her son, Robert
! came from Hartford Friday and remained
over Sunday with Mrs. Briggs mother
Mrs. George s. MouIton. The latte
, went home with Mrs. Briggs to stay unit
r about the 10th Of May, when William
4 Moulton is expected here from Boston
D for his spring vacation.
. Woodstock will again have a irst-cIas
baseball team this season. Citizens hav'
subscribed 1880 for its support. Thi
I players will include most OF last season.
8 aggregation with Wyatt and Pugsley a
: pitchers, Hayden and Walker as catchers
4 Otis Dumas will hold down third ans
I "Biu'' Shaw will cover right field.
High water set back last week into tn
basement of the Brattleboro Cabinet com
pany--once the Souto company Of Ran
dolph-and caused serious annoyance.
was impossible for the men to work and
though no permanent damage resulted
some arrangements will be made to pro
tect the factory from future freshets.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Emery arrives
: from Washington, ID. c., Saturday morn
1 ing and reopened their residence Of
Highland avenue after q winters soiourl
at the capital. They left Washington
4 with its Thermometers climbing toward
the hundred mark, but found no Difficult
= ty In keeping cool as soon rs they struc
, Randolph.
The fire alarm sounded Saturday morn
ing for a blaze at the H. 7. Holman hous
on Main street, occupied by Mrs. Lytna
Drake In the main part and Horace Bon
ney in the basement. Too hot IRE 10
stove caused the chimney to burn out an
the roof on the back side of the hous
was soon ablaze. Fire extinguisheE
9 subdued the flames and but little damag
= was done.
Mrs. e. f. Bixby has rented OF Z.
Rising the house on Weston street,
. which she has been living with her sistel
Miss Inez Litchheld, since the death
their father. Miss Litcbfeld will nav
her home with Mrs. Bixby and that pal
Of the B. f. Sargent tenement house at n
corner of Weston and Hale streets, vaca
ed by Mrs. Bixby, will be occupied
! Frank Stiles.
The merchants have reached an agre'
ment whereby the stores Of E. A. Thon
10 as. Bell Brothers, Tewksbury kal
= mond, w. e. Lamson, A. M. Hubbard
w. w. Morton, Charles Stevens, j.
pr Lamson, e. W. Tewksbury & Co., /. Z
Jerd, r. @. Smith, W. H. Smith, stool
=, well & Hatch, Mrs. Ida Mann, ;. Z
ei Iamson q Sons, II. r. Morse, doort