Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-15
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. William Bailey has returned from
a fortnight's stay in Proctor.
Or. A. II. Il. Lewis. veterinarian from
Barre, was in town last Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Linton OF Lyme.
y. H., have entered the employ OF A. M.
Vaughan.
Mrs. James Amsden of GaysviIle was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood
Friday night.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Seymour, living on
Braintree Hill.
Col. A. B. Chandler came Friday TO
spend short time with his son, Willis,
ct Mari Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford OF Roches-
ter were with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Griswold Saturday.
Mrs. B. A. Manchester went to Roches-
ter Friday to attend the funeral OF her
aunt, Mrs. Goodno.
Four tramps were accommodated at the
lookup Friday night and went on their
way rejoicing Saturday.
Miss Winnifred Richmond came back
Saturday from Burlington, where she had
teen staying several days.
Mrs. George H. Peck OF White River
Junction was with Mrs. w. f. Wedq-
wood Thursday and Friday.
Miss Nellie Magennis has moved from
the Clifford house on Central street to the
Webster house on Park street.
Miss Matilda Johnston Of Lebanon, N.
H., was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w.
I F. Edison, from Friday to Sunday.
]
boro, N. H., Saturday after spending a
few days with her cousin, Z. F. Briggs.
Miss M. Blanche sparhawk reached
home last Thursday from a two weeks
trip to Chicopee Falls and Holyoke,
Mass.
H. B. Bell has rented the W. w.
Sprague house on Highland avenue and
will move to it from the Dubois house on
South Main street the last OF May.
Mrs. Myron fuller took her departure
to Tunbridge Monday, having been for a
couple Of weeks with her sister, Mrs. l..
j. Blakely, who is in very poor health
this spring.
Town Clerk f. A. Hatch has received
copies OF the laws for use OF town officials
and would be glad to have those entitled
to the copies take them from his office as
soon as possible.
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly left Saturday for
Lynn, Mass, expecting to undergo there
today an operation for the removal OF a
growth from his throat that has been Civ
ing him much trouble for long time.
Edward II. Mason has bought OF the E.
f. Emerson company the lot OF land ad-
Joining the west side OF his residence on
Prospect street. With this addition, his
premises occupy all the Prospect front
age between the two streets on the Elmer.
son tract.
Clarence NJ. Mann, once a Randolph
merchant but more recently in business
in Newport, N. H., was married in Cam
bridge, Mass, Wednesday, April z, to
Miss Nellie Nichols OF Concord, N. H..
the officiating clergyman being Rev. L
w. Staples. Mr.. Mann has been in Bos
ton lately but has not yet decided upor
his future location.
Beulah chapter, No. 10, o. E. s., hsl
chosen these officers Tor the ensuing
year. Worthy matron, Mrs. LucindG
Cleveland; worthy patron, w. A. McIn'
tosh; associate matron, Mrs. Fannie Win
ton; secretary, Miss Abbie Clark; treas
| urer, Mrs. s. G. Clark; conductress, Mrs
, Edna Fairbanks; associate conductress
i Mrs z. f. Emerson.
Hugh Lyman OF Tunbridge, to whom
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance com
pany paid recently claim of $1112.7O
= the proceeds OF a matured $1,000, fifteen
[ year endowment policy, has taken out an
: other policy OF $1,000 in the Phoenil
company, and had it delivered to him II
Tunbridge Monday by the Phoeni'
agent, J. NJ. Atwood.
]. q. Mann arrived Saturday from Sal
> Domingo after a winters soiourn on tn
island with his son, Laroy, who is en-
gagged in the civil engineering OF irriga
ton works for the San DOMINICAN repuh
lie. Mr.. Mann is bound for Orman, s
D., where Business affairs claim his atten
ton, aud left Mrs. Mann with their sol
and his wife in San Domingo.
The funeral OF e. A. Fits, who die
Feb. 4, and whose body had since bee
entombsd at Reading, Mass, will be he'll
at Roxbury tomorrow, at IL o'clock tror
the ConRu church, instead OF the 81
inst, as incorrectly stated in the last Il
sue Of this paper w. ID. Fits and FAM
IL OF North Reading, Mass, will pas
through here this afternoon on the ma
train with the remains.
q A. Chedel, who has charge of tn
- woodlands in Vermont and New HamI
3 shire belonging to the international ~
per company, is starting an experiment.
nursery OF forest seedlings on the McCo
tom LAID OF Park street. The New Nor
State Forestry commission has sent one
its men, e. f. Lewis, here and he Is no
occupied in making lath and scree
frames for 80 seed beds, 4x12 feet, !
"a which 900, 900 Norway spruce and a fe
. pine seedlings will be raised. The ire
let's will, II is expected, reach height
two or three inches by another sprin
. and are to be grown on the nat sum-
stretch of land east Of the site Of the M
COLON ice house.
Iii al De-, DoorOa r. add. fOrn