Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Randolph Continued.

q. w. Boyee and @. e. Hill OF Bosto
are in town today.
L. A. Jerd has just installed Cary SAT
in bis meat market
A new steel ceiling has been put In w
w. Morton's store.
Mrs. Elmer Bean OF Montpelier is will
her sister, Mrs. c. n. Ingalls,.
A. A. Chadwick is building a barn
the rear of his residence on Central street
Mrs. Warren Bruce and her daughter
Mrs. Dora Qualey, are in Mortified to
day.
V. A. Grant is in Boston caring for his
son, Richard who is having erysipelas in
the face.
Mrs. F. Fl. Roberts OF Mortified was
a recent visitor at the home of her son.
George Roberts.
s. d. Cole of Lebanon, N. H.. was in
this village yesterday in the interest OF
the milk strike.
Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh returned Tues
day from visit to her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Morse, in Milford, N. H.
o. w. Brockway continues to gain
slowly from severe case of pneumonia
but is not able to sit up yet.
Miss Lula Rye was home Tuesday and
Wednesday from Waterbury, where she is
nurse in the state hospital.
Rev. ]. Hall Long Of Panton, former
CongI pastor Of Bethel, has been the
guest this week Of Rev. and Mrs. A. c.
Gilmore.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch is in Worcester,
Mass, as the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. K.
q. Ross, and will extend her trip to Bos-
ton also.
R. R. Demeritt of Waterbury is at the
local plant of the Demeritt & Palmer
Packing company to distribute seed corn
to the farmers.
Mrs. B. 7. Lombard, who had been
quite comfortable through the winter,
was obliged to go to the sanatorium yes
terday for treatment.
Major f. L. Howe OF Mortified was in
this village Monday to set granite mon
ument in Southview cemetery on the let
of j. Densmore Battles.
Frank Jones of Randolph won the two
mile race at the University OF Vermont
Monday and starts today for Maine with
the University track team.
Lo Hatch, who had been living in the
lower part of H. I. Johnson's house on
School street, has taken a tenement in the
Howe house on Elm street.
The family OF Charles Oracle has re-
moved from the Owen block to Pittsdeld. I
where Mr. Oracle has been working sew
eral months in a lumber mill
Freeland Jewett OF Brookline, Mass,
president of the Eastern Tale company,
reached Randolph Saturday in his touring
ear and remained over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Hollis.
Wallace Bufridge, who played with the
CIaremont, N. H., orchestra for ball in
Bethel Monday night, paid brief visit
o his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. L. Bur
'idge, the next morning.
John Udsll came Monday from Pier
mont, N. H., to see his wife and children,
y no are staying with Mrs. Udall's par
'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner.
tuesday he went on to BostoM
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson of pomfret
we're at NJ. Fl. Miller's over Sunday. Yes
erday Mrs. Miller went to Richmond to 4
pend the rest of the week with her son /
nd his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mil !
err. (
Mrs Roswell Holbrook is the guest of
Ter cousin, Mrs. Joseph sherburna, in I
Sarre, where her daughter, Mics Cora {
iolbrook, is clerking in the New Eng |
and store, fruit, candy and ice cream J
s. A. Smith has sold his studio in the =
ushman block to Newell e. Tilton OF
arnard, who has already taken possess
ion although Mr.. Smith is to be at the
udio couple OF weeks longer. A small
irm in Barnard was taken in part ex-
lange for the studio.
Lee Warren found the other day that
1e Of his hens had moment of vauIting 4
nbition and laid an egg OF which a
Irkey might have been proud. It meas
red nine inches in polar circumference.
ven and three-fourths inches equatori-
ly and weighed six ounces.
Arbor day tomorrow, when Governor
'outy recommends that some effort be
AIDE to restore 1the tall pine, the fra
ant spruce, the beautiful maple and the
ltely birchn to the hiilsides and 10
ant them in the lawns and parks of =
WINS and alcng the country roads.
Mrs. J. z. Lewis OF Amigo, Wis, who n
- hcoh bno Vi lne DhuEnter6 OF the
in convention assembled Mt -
ashington, ID. c., was a guest at A. e. v
sndrick's Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis is a y
zee of Luke Parish, whom she came to
ndolph to see, leaving again yesterday.
People venturing into Peth are con-
iced that the police department Of that
y is wideawake and has an eve on
IN; for in the bridge approaching the
IN hangs this stenciled sign:-stNo-
el No more stealing here in Peth or
IRE will be trouble. We know who did
Mrs. Myrtle Stoddard was taken to the =
latorium Monday to be treated for a
c Of appendicitis that did not, how
r. necessitate an operation. Mrs.
ddard has been a weaver in the Will
n Skinner satin mills at Holyoke. n
S., and came home three weeks ago "
account OF illness.
drs. w. [. Hebard was in Roxburv
lday to see her mother. Mrs. Susan
y, At the home OF another daughter.
). Alice VanDeusen. Yesterday Mr..
Mrs. Hebard left their winter GUAR
at Mrs. z. f. Upham's to reopen the
ld0lph House at the Center, but their s;
ghter, Frances, and Miss Ruth Wheel.
ire "a remain with Mrs Ffrrhar- .-E5H