Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-21
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

!, Miss Dora Douglass began Monday tc
teach the spring term OF school in STRAIT
ford.
John Ford was in Granville Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Ford.
I Miss Eliza Goodhart was in Barre over
3 sunday as the guest OF her sisters, Mrs.
t James keefe and Mrs. David Bruce
Mrs. Lewis Spooner returned Saturday
) from weeks stay in Montpelier with
the family Of her son, Bert L. spooner.
Miss Esther Lovejoy OF West somer-
vile, Mass, who had been visiting at f.
E. Nashburn's over the Neff stable sever
al days. went away Monday.
Gerald Stevens. who went West the Sec
ond oisMareh, returned Friday morning
from Bull, Idaho, after month Of i'll
ness due TO throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest S. Tracy started
Monday on trip to Knoxville, Tenn,
the home Of their cousins, Mr.. and MRS.
NJ. B. Galyon, whossre in Randolph last
summer.
Mrs. n. c. Greene came back Saturday
from Lawrence, Mass, to which place she
accompanied her sister. Mrs. A. F.
Grover, en- the latter's return home the
9th inst.
The Woman's Literary club Of White
River Junction has chosen a former Ran
dolph girl, Mrs. Jennie Smith Wheeler,
to be its delegate to the state federation
OF women's clubs.
Mrs. Edwin Wires, who had been the
guest OF Landlord {. w. Hayward and
family at the Randolph Inn for about
three weeks, took her departure to Water
town, Mass, Monday.
c. Otis Dumas, with three other Wood
stock ball players, was tried out in the
Lynn Mass New England league team
last week but did not make seasons en-
gagement and is again in Woodstock.
Alfred Eaton is improving his resi-
dence on Prospect avenue by adding
large two-story bay window 10 the south
side, which will enlarge by about three
feet the sitting room and chamber above.
Mrs. Darwin L. Manchester of wau-
paea, Wis, who had been a guest at The
Manchester. went to South Royalton Fri
day to visit relatives there. Her late hus-
band, DR.. Manchester, was brother OF
the late A. B. Manchester Of Randolph.
Mrs. George +. Jones has reopeDed her
house on School street after a winter
spent with Dr. and Mrs. g. p Morris in
Ellenyille, n. Y. She arrived Friday
morning, accompanied by Mrs. Morris,
who is to remain with her weeL&or two. I
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Gladding enter.
tanning niece, Mrs. Clarence Gladding +
OF Barre, from Saturday to Tuesday. A i
brother, George Gladding, left Friday for
his home in Laconia, n. H., after ten
days visit with his relatives in Ran
doiph.
The Randolph Maple Sugar market is
having its busy season just now aud max.
Ing some days as many as twenty ship
ments in packages OF varying sizes, but
has not YET reached its larger orders.
Over 800 shipments have already been
sent OF At an average days business Of
about $50.
George X. Putnam, son Of {. W. A.
Putnam Of this plscs, Was elected presi-
dent OF the Montpelier Y. NJ. {. A. at
the annual meeting last week, when new
plans we're discussed and it was decided
10 follow them up with a line OF work
w hich will largely increase the effective /
ness Of the association.
James Grant, aged IS years, French
Canadian, v no was brought from lum-
Der camp in Pittsfield to the sanatorium |
o have the benefit OF good care in Sc
'ere case OF typhoid fever, died little
liter noon last Thursday. The body wa
hipped that night to relatives Of the de
,eased at II York street, Ottawa, Can.
Earl McIutosh and Miss Abbie Race !,
ysre married in White River Junction I
Monday by Rev. Joseph Hamilton, who I
vas on his way from conference at Island
Pond to Join Mrs. Hamilton in Wood
took, where she had been spending I
week. The newly welded couple are to l
i've for the present with the groom's par j
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcintosh, on /
school street.
The f. F. Emerson company is en- \
aged ia getting out some very fine in D
erior finish for Robert 5. Brewster, who q
: repairing a palstial residence in Mount h
lisco, n. Y, at an expenditure Of more q
han 100000. The interior woodwork B
! all OF ash, pine and quartered oak and
he Emerson company has 80, 500 con- II
raet for the finish Of the dining room, a
wing room, cabinets for children's play b
Dom, buffers pantry and wine room. p
NE dimensions OF the dining fuuu anu al
wing room are 2sx4s feet, and the Emer- A
on company is TO put $1,000 worth Of q
rood work into them without furnishing O
oors, windows or floors. II is particu- r.
arly good contract and one that the EN- il
rson min can I'LL to suit the most exact Il
ng taste 81
Al wrestling match in Burlington last
thursday night Fritz Hanson threw e
lighting Bear two straight falls, and the n
zeal celebrity, Young Gotch, won two Il
ut OF three fails from Young Samson. "
In the samson-Goteh match" accord y
AZ to the Free Press, s'the first fall went SC
! samson on a body scissors and half "
eIson in IS minutes. The men worked u
.st and as though that they we're out for 81
lood. Gotch got the second fall in ten q
iiuutes with a full body hold and head Oh
,issors. Gotch showed more speed in yC
lis match and was continually rushing
amson OF his feet. Gotch won the sec b.
ID bout and match in q minutes with 80
cad scissors and crotch hold. Goteh fe
zain proved fast on his feet and in the "
Iix-ups be seemed to land safe. OF