Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pride were in
Barre Tuesday.
George Tnpper Of Bethel spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford.
DR.. and Mrs. J. p Clifford leave today
on fortnight's trip to Minnesota.
Barney Shapiro has gone to New York
for ten days to buy goods for his store.
Rev. Father o'Neiu Of Northneld wGs
the guest of Rev. Father Penders Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oney have both
found employment at the farm Of Judson
Fits.
c. F. Kenworthy of Waterbury, Conn.,,
was an Easter guest at NJ. V. Chad
wiek's.
F. S. Hewitt was in Woodstock Friday
and Saturday to see his brother, William
S. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Morse had party
OF twelve at whist Friday evening and
served a very dainty lunch.
Prof. w. II. Cummins OF Claremont,
n. H., a guest at A. II. Powers, was
among the arrivals yesterday.
Col. A. B. Chandler arrived last Thurs
day from Brooklyn, n. Y, and is being
entertained at J. F. Lamson's.
Master Leonard Holman is staying
with his uncle, Frank Dewey, in Brook
field during part OF the sugar season.
Mrs. w. f. Edison and +. her sister. Miss
Maud Johnston, were With their relatives
in Lebanon, n. H., from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Fred Copeland, assistant cashier of the
Randolph National bank, went 10 Boston
Monday and Was gone until Wednesday
on business for the bank.
Miss Lottie Button is depending on
crutohes by reason OF an infiamed condi-
tion of the left knee caused by a strains
trouble already Of six weeks duration.
Mark Rix has rented the A. II. Beedle
farm, which has been carried on lately by
F. w. Parmenter, who has gone to Roch-
ester to take charge OF his mothers farm.
L. ID. Rhodes found his horse dead in
the harm Monday morning and was sur
prised as we'll as grieved, for the animal
appeared to be perfectly well the night
before.
f. w. Jewett has rented his house on
Maple street to Fred Amsden, who will
move very soon from the place bought
some time ago by Rev. w. s. 6mithers OF
Montpelier.
Mrs. J. M. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, of Montpelier are with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. J..
Foster. The little girl bss been sick with
the grip, which has left her in weak
condition.
Mrs. Bessie Button, who has made her
home 10 Glen Cove, I. l., with her sister,
Mrs. o. K. Greene, for the last year and
a half, is to have a position this summer
at IntervaIe, n. H., to which she will go
soon from Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Granger have their
grandson, Dwight Granger of Barre, with
them for part Of his school vacation. His
sister, Florence, has been here tco but
went to North Pomfret Tuesday to stay
few days at P. w. strong's.
E. A. Hatch, his sister, Miss Adelaide,
and his daughter, Alice, came home Tues
day from pittsfieid, where they attended
the funeral OF H. o. Hatch Sunday. The
deceased was the youngest brother of f.
A. and Miss Adelaide Hatch.
Hon. James Hutchinson continues to
improve from a fractured hip but is still
confined to the bed and under the care Of
a trained nurse. His physician assures
him hat be is doing well but will not be
able to leave Washington for Vermont for
some six weeks more.
Miss Marion Prince, daughter Of Fred /
Prince OF Pittsburg, Tex, and student
at Wellesley college, arrived last Thurs
day to visit her grandparents, Mr. and .
Mrs. John Prince, and other relatives in I
Randolph during the EasteF recess. She /
remained until Tuesday.
The engagement is announced Of Mr.. 1
Karl f. Greeue Of Glen Cove, n. ", to
Miss Margaret Morris, also Of Glen Cove.
The marriage will take place on April /
oath. Both Mr.. Greene and his fiancee
were in Randolph and Bethel last sum
mer during a vacation period.
Two deer, a doe and fawn, we're struck
By train at Tarbell's crossing in Brain
tree Saturday morning, and the fawn was
so badly injured that it was killed and
its carcass sold bY the state to Landlord
c. W. Hayward. The doe had a leg
broken but made good her escape.
Jerry Goodhart has been suffering from
q painful wound on the back of his left
hand, torn by the sharp end OF four
foot stick Of wood that be was trying 10
lift onto q sawhorse. Though the stick
did not penetrate his glove II dug long