Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
Randolph Continued.

Col. A. B. Chandler is expected from
Brooklyn, N. Y, today.
B. @. Bass has returned from Boston
and is to be in Randolph awhile.
Mrs. Charles Foster OF Montpelier was
a guest at W. H. Gladding's Tuesday.
Charles r. Hutchinson Of Springfield,
Mass, was at DR.. 9. w. scott's Tuesday
night.
The Green Mountain band will give
concert in Depot square Saturday evening
at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dubois are en-
tertaining Miss Caroline Richardson Of
Montpelier.
John F. Kimball was here from Brad
ford, N. H., Saturday and Sunday on 8
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell are enter
tanning their niece, Miss Sara Vaughan Of
Bridgewater.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. w. W. Morton at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, May 25.
Luther. Stark left Tuesday to join Mrs.
Stark at Nashua, N. H., where they ex-
pect to be this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Udall reached home
yeel6fuhs hAtSf dDoch1G VI 5CNCAAA
weeks in Pike, n. H., and STAFFORD.
Miss Marjorie Panton is spending q few
weeks in West Lebanon, N. H., as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leet Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson OF
West Somerville, Mass, and Leonard
Hutchinson OF Barre were at the Hutchin-
son farm Sunday.
| Mrs. L H. Rumrill and her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton, have been in Barre
since Tuesday with Mrs. Stoughton's
daughter, Mrs. B. II. Tenney.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson has been at
the sanatorium a week to be treated for
asthma caused by the grip. She is better
and expects to go back to the Hutchinson
farm Saturday.
| Capt. B. F. Bowman OF this place and
\ w. II. Perham of Brookfeld we're in
Sharon yesterday to attend the funeral Of
/ Comrade II. h. Walker, who was 3 mem
Der OF South Royalton post.
The Knights-of King Arthur succeeded
in beating the Randolph Center baseball
team By a score Of 10 to at Randolph
Center Saturday. The batteries were
Angel and Scott for the Knights; Hyzer
and c. salter for the Center.
DIR. and Mrs. K. L. Cleaves OF Montpe-
Iier were entertained Monday night by
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and &C
companied them Tuesday to Weirs, n.
H., to attend the joint meeting of the
Vermont and New Hampshire Dental So
cieties.
DIR. and Mrs. l. A. Russlow we're pres
ent at the lsth annual Ladies night and
banquet OF the White River Medical asso-
citation held at the White River Tavern in
Hartford Tuesday night. The oath annu-
al meeting Of the association was held in
; the afternoon.
The firm Of Barton & Eaton, of which
} Harry Eaton is the junior member, is to
change the location Of its Silk store after
June from Temple Place to the fourth
floor OF the new Blake building at the
corner of Temple Place and Washington
street, Boston.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Slack has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., TO visit her son, Harold
who is learning the macbinist's trade in
the Rhode Island Malleable Iron works
Mrs. Slack will stop at Andover. Mass.
and Manchester, \. H., en- route to and
} from Providence.
D q. A. Chedel and bis son. Robert, whs
has Just completed his course in the Tucl
! Business department of Dartmouth col
? lege, went to Saranac Lake, n. Y, Tues
e day to study the forestry methods fol
lowed at the New York state nursery il
the Adirondacks.
: Mrs. A. N. Hayes Joined Mr.. Hayes ii
; Springfield, Mass, yesterday. Both vii
C return to Randolph Saturday. Mis-
. Minnie Barbour Of Montpelier. specia
teacher OF music in the schools, has beef
= sick with a hard bronchial cold at Mr.
e Hayes for few days but is now better
Y The work of altering the steps in from
g Of the Dubois & Gay block was begul
yesterday. The new flight are to be 0
il concrete, nine in number, with q 7s
4 inch rise and a 1234-inch breadth. TIL
a space at the top in front OF the Mortoi
!, drug store and the Buck Printing com
pany's store will be raised four inches
and one step, leading into the side doc
of the Grant drug store, will be removed
!. This change was necessary because tn
= village last season altered the grade OF tn
. sidewalk passing the block.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds gave
= reception Friday evening to the new rec
tor of st. Johns church, Rev. Aubrey {
Gilmore and Mrs. Gilmore, who were as
:, sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
= erick Leeds and Rev. and Mrs. Home
> White. About thirty were presented
the receiving line by L. s. Brigham
y Piano selections were played during til
It evening by Miss Mary LamsoD, and n
1t freshments of cake and ice cream wer
re served in the dining room by Mise
le Ruby and Una Allen. The dining ROOF
l. table was decorated with carnations an
smilsx and in the bay window wer
draped the English and American flags.
q The annual session of the grand bodit
III of the Independe Mt Order of Odd Fellow
% calls to Barre this week Mr.. and Mr.
lg N. G. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. CAM
IL hell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Booth, Mr.. an
q. Mrs. w. G. Emerson, o. r. Greene, Mr.
A. NJ. Hubbard, Mrs. Bertha Seymour,
Nv ]. Blanchard, W. II. Pelton, DR.. E. !
Stearns, L. D. Thayer, Chester Hoon an
Franklin Salisbury. The latter took Il
to first degree Tuesday night. Mr.. Greer
nv and Mr.. Emerson are delegates from RAJ
Mt doIph's subordinate lodge; c. S. Boot
represents Excelsior encampment, ar
Mrs. Booth goes as delegate from Eel