Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
unonoIA Win, Local Ea,ior

oAeiA WHITE, Local Editor.
a. 3. Tewksbury left Monday ~ :.
outing at York Beach, Me. "''
Mrs. Joseph Menard is cIerkipe in ~.
mrs. e. w. Tewksbury reacbsd 49,.
saturday from Beverly, Mass. -0'''e
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W A,.eoos
eole - tneir cottage at Caspian lake
80 s0nIDoro. TO greet and enjoy the sum
daughter, Alice Catherine. was horn
9aturaay to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hood ~
woodstock; granddaughter Of M. ana
MIS- =. Z. Hood Of Randolph.
Il. 5. Wilson OF Arlington. stare co.t,o
commissioner, was in town last Thurs,,av
70 appraise cattle and attend ia ofhsy
matters pertaining to his ofics.
Mrs. A. ]. Foster returned satnrd.,
rom montpelier, where she had q sIight
attack OF erysipelas OF the face whiIe vis-
ting her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp-
The Philathea Girls of the Federated
church had very unpleasant weather for
.neir cake and candy sale in the Metho-
oist parlor saturday afternoon but sue
ceeaed IN making the sum Of So. ri
Raphael Nardini, formerly of the Ran
dolph Fruit store, has been granted bv
the commissioners OF Burlington a third
class license to sell malt liquors in that
city,where he is conducting another fruit
store. ~
DIR. L. H. Stearns tested 2s head NJ cat
tie Tor +. g. Olmstead of Bethel IateIv
and condemned 20 of them. carIoad -
condemned creatures were shipped To the
Burlington Rendering company for dis
posal through that plant.
Saturday, the 18th inst, opens the sea-
son in Vermont for fishing in all waters
inhabited by trout, both ponds and
streams. It may be by that time a fisher
man Will be able to hold his pole still and
not shiver so that the trout can't get hold
Of the hook.
Charles Angel has rented a tenement
IN the Martin block, and f. A. Cram OF
Williamstown, who works for Salisbury
brothers, is to begin housekeeping in the
upper part of Mrs. Charlotte Lilies
house, in which Mr.. Angel has been Iiv-
ing.
Willis Chandler, whose health has been
improved by a winters soiourn in Ran
dolph, left Mari-Castle Monday for sar-
anac Lake the hope of deriving further
benefit from a change OF scene and at
mosphere. DR.. j. P. Clifford accompan-
ed him to Saranac for the sake of visit.
ing its sanatorium aud observing the
methods employed there for a week.
Following q banquet of the Cong'l
Brotherhood in Morrisville Tuesday even.
ing Of last week, Rev. w. 7. sparhaw <
I gave an illustrated lecture upon "a Toll
Collectors Experience in the Yosemite. p
which the News and Citizen Of Morris
willie described as "highly instructive and
interesting" Mr.. Sparhawk was intro
duced by Rev. v. NJ. Hardy, whose guest
he was.
Friday night the electric light service
was switched from the Gaysviile power
plant to the Bethel plant to permit the
former station to change some wheels
that did not test to the required horse
power. Forty-eight hours were needed
to make the change and during that peri
cd sort OF twilight illumination pre-
vailed in houses and streets through the
evening hours.
n. W. UdalI and his mother have
moved from the house on Park street to
Mr.. Udal's house on the Braintree road
and have rented the lower part of the
Park street place to W. f. Rand and fam.
lily. The Gaylord house and shop on
South Main street, vacated by Mr.. Rand
and q. w. Drew, are being occupied by
G: o. Osha, who. moved Saturday from
Mrs. G. L. Newton's house on School
street.
! The last month couldn't resist the
temptation to play final April fool trick
and 50 dropped onto the earth batch Of
snow and sleet left over from the winters
stock. The clerk OF the weather has
good business judgment and knows there
is nothing like a clearance sale to prepare
I for a new season. About an inch fell and