Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-24
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Miss Hannah Aldrich was at her home
in Rochester over Sunday.
Thad Markham Of Granville was at Je-
rome z. French's over Sunday.
Misses Harriet Packard and Helen
Wedgwood we're in Barre Friday.
Mrs. George Drew is bookkeaper for
the new meat firm OF Adams & Wright.
Miss winifred Richmond reached home
Saturday from q sojourn Of two months
in Boston.
A nine-pound daughter, Helen Esther,
was born last Thursday TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Thayer.
Misses Lucy and Mary Moore OF Sharon
were the guests OF Miss Edith Marcott
over Sunday.
Miss Florence oney is a recent addi-
tion to the force at work in the Totman
greenhouses.
Hartley Fortin is at the sanatorium, re-
covering nicely from a recent operation
for appendicitis.
Herman and Walter Kilburn are spend
ing part Of the school vacation at Frank
Lambs in East Warren.
Miss Lula Rye was in town Saturday
from Waterbury, where she is q nurse in
the state hospital for the insane.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge, who was called
here by the death OF Der uncle, Allen d.
Mass, Monday.
About IS of the woman's Relief corps
had pleasant social Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Mary Holbrook, who treated
them to homemade candy.
A. F. Grover and his daughter, Una,
returned Friday 10 Lawrence, Mass, leay-
/ ing Mrs. Grover to make the journey home
month later in the company Of her sis
ter, Mrs. n. c. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Ring, who have a
home in Rochester Hollow, left Saturday
for Boston in whose vicinity Mr.. Ring
expects to find employment at his trade
OF paper-hanging until July.
A daughter, Florence Leland, weighing
seven and a half pounds, was born Sstur-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coady, who live
with Mrs. Coadyis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. White, in Beanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaspar II. Lamson started
Saturday from jacksonville, Fla, with
the intention Of reaching home the first
of April after spending little time in
Washington and New York en- ronte.
Newell e. TiIton OF franklin, n. H.,
who has been working in the E. F. EN-
erson mill since last August, will enter
the employ OF 5. A. Smith the first OF
April in the lstter's studio in the Cush-
man block.
Miss Marion Harrington started Friday
on visiting tour to Union Village, Rock
ingham and Ludlow and at the last named
place will join her fellow members OF the
senior class tomorrow in their trip to
Washington.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis will enter the
school for Monotype operators ct Phila-
delphia the FIRST Of April and take the
course Of a month or more required ito at
tain proficiency in running that kind Of
type-setting machine.
Through the kindness of Senator Car
roll s. Page, there has been hung in the
reception room OF the Kimball Public Ii
brsry new map OF the United States,
including its territories and insular pos
sessions This map, which is a large one,
shows the extent of public surveys, In
dian, military and forest reservations, /
canals, national parks and other details. |
The international Paper company, |
whose Vermont and New Hampshire /
woodlands are in charge of @. A. Chedel, /
are to plant 100, 900 trees this spring to
reforest, principally, lands in Bethel, 1
Hancock and Rochester. The capacity Of
the company's pine tree nursery on Park /
street hill, Is also to be doubled 80 that
1900, 900 seedlings can be planted every /
year.
Three Ford automobiles arrived satur-
day from the factory in Detroit, Mich,
consigned to the local dealers, G. W. a F.
c. Hayward. The machines, % horse
power touring cars, have been purchased
by J. B. Eldredge, c. X. steele and VIII
liam Tracy, the latter formerly CT Ran
dolph but now of st. Adams. Messrs.
Hayward expect another carload Of Ford
autos next week.
The Rochester club sugar social in Beth
any Parish house Friday evening attracted
a party Of about 45 people who enjoyed
treat in the superfine new maple syrup
manufactured By Clarence A. Webster and
served with good old-fashioned dough
nuts and pickles. Bowling and other
games helped good digestion to wait on
appetite and forestall the evils Of too
great indulgence in sweets.
James f. Hayes OF Charlton City,
Mass, and Miss Pearl May Mouiton, Sec
ond daughter OF Mrs. Minnie Buttles,
we're married Saturday evening at the
home Of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
J. Wallace CHESHIRE. Mr.. Hayes has been
working for awhile in the blacksmith
shop of II. D. Sault but expects to take
his bride next Monday to birmingham,
Mass, where he has found employment.
The comedy-drama, "UncIe 81, pre- |
sented in Woodstock as st. Patrick's ,
day entertainment, was rehearsed and ,
stage managed by c. o. Dumas, who took {
/ he title role. He was, according to the [
Woodstock Spirit of the Age, "the chief !
fun-maker and in an excellent makeup /
did an especially good bit of character Z
work." Glenn Bailey Of this place /
played q cornet solo, which was well re- :
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Udall and children b