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

f. t. Salisbury was in Boston Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. A. J.. Kimball of Burlington was a
guest at @. W. Dukette's Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hale Flint entertained
their niece, Miss Leila Flint Of st. Al
bans, over Sunday.
William Booth has gone to Lempster,
N. H., to stay with his son, Fred,
through the summer.
Mrs. Fred L. Dudley and baby are
passing fortnight in Grantham, n. H.,
with Mrs. Dudley's parents.
Miss Frances spooner is home on ten
days vacation from the school in which
she lie teaching at Winsted, Conn.
The fact that It is an early season was
demonstrated Friday, when Foster Terry
began the spring blowing and turned half
an acre Of burrows.
Miss Lena West OF STAFFORD spent last
week with Miss Florence Williams at her
home near tie Center and with Miss Dora
Douglass at Clifislde.
Sargent. Osgood q Roundy have sold
3O-horsepower Maxwell touring car to o.
c. Sawyer of Sharon, to be delivered
about the first OF May.
Mrs. H. W. Fits and granddaughter,
Gloden Marshall, have been spending the
week in RoyaIton at the home OF Mrs.
Fits brother, AFRO Lamson.
Ernest D. Hatch went to Manchester,
/ n. H., last Thursday TO see his mother,
who has been suffering from grip and
twisted knee. He remained there until
Sunday.
p. J. Blanchard and DIR. e. II. Stearns
attended 3 meeting Of Canton Vinton,
No. 0, Patriarchs Militant, 10 Barre last
Thursday night, when DR.. Stearns took
the Canton degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butterfield, who
have been boarding at I. 7. Butterheid's
through the winter, have gone to house
keeping again in the basement OF the Ga
brielle house on Pleasant street.
Mrs. e. L. Brooks and her daughter,
Mrs. w. W. Morton, left Monday for
Boston to stay a week with Lieut.. aid
Mrs. Dewitt c. Webb, who are now sta
toned at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
Levi Dudley has sold his place OF doz-
en- acres in the d. II. Morse neighbor-
hood to Joseph Spooner, who will take
possession as soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley can find a suitable house in the viii
lage.
FL Persons drove to the village Fri
day for the first time since the amputa-
ton Of his left leg the 23rd of January.
He IL making a most satisfactory recovery
and the wound is healing without q
symptom OF further trouble from harden
ing OF the arteries.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will hold an cart" meeting in the main
room OF the high school building sstur-
day afternoon, April 2, at 3 O'Clock,
when quotations on "Artn will be given.
Members unable to be present are re-
quested to notify Mrs. Hale L. Flint.
John Bean, a veteran OF the Civil war,
and his housekeeper. Miss Mary Kewey
OF Fairfax, we're married the 22d inst. in I
Cornish. n. H., by Rev. L. A. Sissons,
Methodist Clergyman. The couple have
returned from their trip and will con-
tinue to reside at Mr.. Beams place on the
Rochester road.
George &. Flint has proved himself just /
about the oldest person hereabouts by /
out cakes Of the finest new sugar, instead 4
OF the lemons on which newspaper /
workers are usually compelled to gorge. l
The teeth so long turned on edge sank
most gratefully into that solidified maple
honey.
B. A. Manchester thinks the Herald
can reasonably claim to he pretty good
advertising medium when a two-liner,
appearing in the "Want" column last
Thursday and calling for hired man,
brought seven applications by telephone,
by letter and in person before Saturday
noon. such rush to hll the situation
would also seem to indicate that The
Manchester is a pretty good place at
which to work.
The Wolf club gave William Connolly
a farewell party last Thursday night in
the club rooms over Belt Brothers store
TO bid him God speed and wish him good
luck In the Western country, for which
he started the next day to take up land
claim at Bowman. N. ID. Fifteen mem
bers Of the club and their ladies were
present, and whist, with other diversions,
entertainment for the evening.
Refreshments OF ice cream, cake and
coffee we're served.
]. B. Wells had narrow escape from
injury the 23rd while walking on the
track OF the Central Vermont railroad at
White River Junction. He had been to
the Office Of the White River Transfer
company and was returning to the juno
tion House by way OF the track when
freight train backed down and struck 9
him. Fortunately, he was thrown out