Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-04
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor,


Leo Dumas, Clarence Pitkin and Paul
Burns went to Windsor Monday to work
In the machine shop Of that place.
Miss Jennie Welch and her sister, Mrs.
J. II. Holden OF the Center, have been
spending the week in Burlington.
Mrs. L A. Noyes and her daughter,
Anna, of Springfield, Mass, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.'H E. Sharpe.
p. Auslander of GIassport, Pa, substi-
tuted in the telegraph ONCE for John A.
Jacobs while the latter was deer-hupting
last week.
Frank Porter, no had been working
on DR.. e. II. stearns' new house on South
Pleasant street, returned to his home In
Tunbridge Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Manney and Miss Icy
Manchester attended the Faculty ball
given in Dewey hall, Norwich university,
Northaeld, Friday night.
8. A. Smith has re-opened the studio in
the Cushman block, which was closed
early in the summer, when L 4. We'll
come, VI no had been In charge Of Il, left
town.
At the Sunday School convention in
Woodstock last Thursday afternoon, Miss
Blanche Sparhawk sang a duet with Mrs.
Benjamin Swift, wife OF the Cong'l pastor
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodward had a
visit Saturday from Mr.. Woodward's
dauR hter-in-law, Mrs. Willis Woodward,
and her sister, Mrs. William Adams, Of
Barnard.g
Mrs. Calvin Freeman OF Lebanon, N,
H., was here Friday to see her mother,
Mrs. Maria Sleeper, who is staying for
the present at William salter's on the q.
II. Slack farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood were in
Gaysville Sunday, which they observed
as a feast day BY dining on venison, cut
from the carcass OF buck shot by their
grandson, James Amsden.
Mrs. Jonas Sanders of Tunbridge who
had been In Montpelier and Mortified,
stopped here Saturday and was met at W.
w. Beams Sunday by Mr.. Sanders with a
team for the rest OF the journey home.
Col. A. B. Chandler and his son, Willis,
left Mari-Castle Saturday for Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Mr.. Willis will go later to
saranac Lake, N. ", to spend the winter.
established, is much improved.
Francis Woodward and two OF his fell
low employees ia the Windsor Machine
shop. A, Bishop Evans and Earl Rogers,
came last Thursday to hunt deer to the
end Of the season. They failed to secure
either doe or buck and went back to
Windsor Sunday.
II. M. Gaylord shipped last Thursday
and Friday 1000 barrels of apples to Fall
River, Mass. and CARED 800 barrels more
at this station and 200 barrels at South
Royalton Saturday. Thirteen hundred
barrels Of fruit we're bought in Randolph
Braintrea and Brookheld Tor e. L. Fisher
OF Fall River, who was here to assist In
the work OF earring. The farmers in this
section were paid $4,000 for the product
OF their orchards and received $3.50 a
barrel for No. l apples. e. w. Teeks-
bury & Co. have shipped of ave carloads
Of cider apples, for which they paid 30
cents a hundred. It would almost seem
as though little attention to apple-grow-
ing hereabouts might not be a waste Of
agricultural effort.
The remains of Arson Smith Bur-
roughs, who died Of sugar diabetes Oct.
% In Leominster, Mass, were brought to
Randolph last Thursday by bis wife, his
daughter, Olive, and his, sen, Arson, Jr.
J The funeral service was held at 1880 FRI
day morning in the Baptist church with
/ Rev. Dr. A. L. Cooper as the officiating
clergyman, and interment was made in
southview cemetery beside four OF his
children, whose deaths occurred in early
youth. Mr.. Burroughs was born in Iun-
/ bridge, Nov. 80, 1852, son OF the late
/ William II. and Sarah (Mudgett) Bur
roughs. Over 80 years ago he married
Sarah Luck OF Randolph, who survives
him with four children-Mary, Ardeiia,
+ Olive and Arson, all of Leominster. For
many years Mr.. Burroughs lived In Ran
doiph and cIerked in the clothing store Of
]. q. Mann. About six years ago the
family removed to Brattleboro and in the
spring OF this year took up their abode In
Leominster. Last August the deceased
was obliged to give up work on account
OF falling health, but was only confined
10 the bed for two weeks before the end
came.
The Rochester club held its annual
meeting with Miss Minnie Carpenter Sat
urday evening and elected these officers
for the coming President, o. r.
Greene; vice president, DR.. A. Q. Bailey;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. d. I. Dyer;
social committee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
/ Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. L Q. Drew, Miss
Emroy Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs F. W..
I JeNetl; entertainment COMMITTEES, Dr.. A.
q. Bailey, Misses Minnie Carpenter, Car
RE Eaton, Hannah Aldrich, Lettie Bailey
and Esther Hubbard and Charles Girls
void; soliciting committee, Miss Minnie
Carpenter, Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard, Miss
Elon Matthews, Mrs. l.. G. Drew, Glenn
Bailey, D. r. Dyer, Mrs. Charles Girls
void, Mrs. w. A. Jones; table commit
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton, Mrs. ID.
B. Fassett, Mrs. A. F. Lamb, Mrs. W. A.
Jones, Miss Emroy Matthews, Miss Car
rie Lille, Charles Griswold and Clarence
Osha; hall and buying committee, A. NJ.
Hubbard. II was voted not to have q
club reunion and dinner Thanksgiving
day this year but to hold the first Of Sc
ries Of socials sometime before Thanks