Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-28

. IN some fOfkcum cAptf,
But wardens hint Il pretty blunt
Ts useless 10 attempt 10 hunt
Without license paper.
Miss Josephine Emery is in Barre for q
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott reached home Tues.
day from a visit in Northheld.
Judge c. Fl. Maxbam Of Pomfret was
in town from Monday to Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Fisher was a guest at Fred
Fishers in Barre from Friday to sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Travers OF Merri-
mac, Mass, are at H. d, Banister's this
week.
Mrs. c. A. Dole OF Woodstock came
Tuesday to be ths guest OF Mrs. e. d.
Strong.
Mrs. A. r. crandall is staying for a
few weeks in Sharon with her sister,
Mrs. E. L. Day.
Mrs. Hiram Smith has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. D. L.
Boynton, and other friends.
]. B. Wells is in Orange and Washing
ton this week in pursuance OF his duties
as county road commissioner.
l. d. LitchfeId finished work in e. L.
Marshalps meat market Saturday night
and has been succeeded by Henry Luce.
Mrs. Ida Drake ia suffering from blood
poison in her left foot, caused It is sup
posed, by stocking dye injecting small
scratch.
Mrs. r. c. Martin OF Los Angeles, CAL,
is being entertained by her cousin, Mrs.
Eugene wardner, during a weeks stay in
Randolph.
Charles Wood and family have moved
from Elm street to the house above
School street lately bought OF H. c.
Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stickney and son,
Lester, OF Boston are spending a couple OF
weeks at A. NJ. Hnbbard's and Mrs. Z.
q. Morton's.
Mrs. l. r. Abel Of West Brookfeid was
with her daughter, Mss. 8obn Roxa. 6nn-
day and left the following day for
Schroon Lake, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. C. Phillips and child
and Miss Alice Woodward arrived yester-
day from Mohonk Lake, N. ", for their
annual vacation period.
Anthony Duoharme came home Tues
day from Coopersville, N. Y, where he
had been to see his father, an aged man
of s6, and nephew, both Of whom were
very i'll.
DR.. r. A. Bristol, who has been a very
efficient assistant in DIR. e. o. Blanch- I
ards dental office, was summoned to 4
Bristol yesterday by the sudden death OF !
his father, who was only 40 years old.
Mrs. Leon Blanchard, who had been In
Williamstown to attend the funeral of her 4
father-in-law, stopped here Saturday to
see Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. johnson, and
went on to her home in Roxbury, Mass,
I he next day.
Mrs. s. H. King has had two nice
granite stones placed in the cemetery at
Center to mark the graves OF
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Henry Robin
son. The stones were cut in the Dens-
more shop at Barre.
DIR. q. ]. Humrill left the sanatorium
last Thursday, the physicians having de-
sided that an operation for appendicitis
was not adf'shbIe in his case at present.
he is nov atstbe Perkins Flint farm in
Braintree, with Mrs. Rumrill, and seems q
C be gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hebard closed the
Randolph House at the Center yesterday !
md established themselves for the winter !
4 Mrs. z. p. upham's. Mrs. Hehard's
lister, Mrs. Alice vanDeusen of Roxbury, !
5 also here and will be member of the .
iebard family until spring.
Mrs. H. B. Cole OF Rochester and her I
Doris osha Of this viii :
age, came back Saturday from a trip to \
berlin, Montpelier and Barre, visiting at :
be first named place Mrs. Coles son, Al j,
ert. After returning to Randolph, Mrs. y
ole stayed until Tuesday with her !,
aughter, Mrs. c. o. Osha, and family. :
Rev. W. s. smithers Of Montpelier. dis
-ict superintendent, was the guest OF
ev. Joseph Hamilton Sunday. Mr..
mithers preached to the Federated
hurches at the Center in the morning, in
he Methodist church at Bethel Gilead in
be afternoon and to the Federated
lurches OF this village in the evening.
Fred Pecue aud q nomadie parsonage
: the name OF Frank Joslyn were arrest
Monday for intoxioation. At their
saring before Justice H. W. Vail Tues
" morning il developed that Joslyn was
lilty Of furnishing and be was sent 70
helsea jail to serve a sentence Of three
onths. Pecue was given 80 days iu jail.
The Randolph -Braintree-B -Brookheld Fish
ID Game league win have its annual
Ime banquet at 7;30 sharp Wednesday
enina, Nov. 3, ct the church vestry in
lst Braintree. All the members Of the
ague are cordially invited to the feast Of
Ime, to be followed BY 8 still rarer feast
reason provided by Hon. J. A. DeBOer
Montpelier.
The reservoir at the pumping station
Forest street is being covered with e
Of structure, to which win be connected
engine house with concrete foundation
Z the gasoline engine. E. I. sault has
e building contract. The work Of lay
8 the new four-inch supply pipe from
lson hat bridge TO Damon springs juno ~
N is well along. y