Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-11
WEST RANDOLPH.

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Harold Thompson is sick with humps.
Miss Carrie Hutchinson has returned
home.
Ralph Day of Milton is clerking for 4.
A. Thomas.
Ri. Kimball has been spending a few
days in town.
VIM. Bass and wife are in Boston this
week on visit.
Bonnie BeedIe has been taking his
turn with humps.
Mr.. Avery Wheeler has been away on
business "trip.
The college boys were at home from
Hanover last week.
Weare sorry to learn that Mr.. Tracy is
quite feeble this spring.
Mr.. Cough, of the Waterbury News,
was in town last week.
Mrs. Ben Briggs of Hartford has been
visiting ut her fathers.
Geo. and Della Sault have been visit
ing in White River junction.
The Christian and NJ. E. societies each
held sugar parties last week.
Mrs. DR.. House of Royalton visited
Miss Minnie Brooks last week.
Martin Tewksbury and daughter, Miss
Mamie, were in Boston last week.
Walter B. Gates, of the Burlington
Free Press was in town last week.
Mr.. Adams is making the old clock
up" building into Il tenement to rent.
II. S. james of Bethel was in town last
week prospecting for place to build.
Frank Morse has moved into Z. a.
Shattuck's tenement house on Mill st.
Mrs. Pratt and daughter, Mrs. Cham
bcrlain, have been visiting friends here.
Col. Far and wife of Harold, Dakota
have been visiting at Albert Beedle's.
Mrs. c. w. circuit of Roxbury has
been visiting at her fathers for few
days.
Mrs. Horace Jones and son OF Haver-
hill, Mass. have been visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. Aaron Fales is to build house to
rent this spring ON the old Sprague lot on
School St.
Mrs. Tanner Walcott, who has heen
spending the winter in Mass. has return
ed to town.
Albert Lamb of Boston was in town
last week on business, accompanied by
his mother.
There was very pleasant house-warm-
ing ut Mr.. Deans on Forest st. last Mon
day evening.
Horace Howard is soon TO commence
the building OF his new house on High
land Avenue.
The funeral of Mr.. Loren Marsh, one
OF the Oldest residents of BraIntree, was
attended on Thursday last.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy gave very inter-
esting talk to the young people at the
Cong'l church last Sunday eve
T.. f. Evans and |. d. Litchfield have
very handsome new signs TO lead the
way to their places of business.
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler and children
have been spending a few days in town,
the guests of Mrs. l.. p. Thayer.
Mr.. ID. Quimby, employed by the G.
v. X. II. at Montreal, visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. o. Hobart, last week.
Miss Nina Riford is spending short
time in Boston and on her return will 60
to Mortified as first trimmer in a mil
liners store at that place.
Mr.. Farchilds, station agent for the
n. l.. N. r. Il. ut Belchertown, Mass,
stopped over on his return trip from the
West to visit John Hobart.
There will be a regular communication |
of Phmnix Lodge, No. Is, +. q \. NJ, |
Tuesday evening, April 10, o'clock,
come. Work on the NJ. M. Deg.
"Baby Thaverr thanks Miss Lucy vi
all for some lovely flowers she was so
kind as to send him from the land of flow |
ers and summer, Southern California.
Any one wishing to get first class shoe
making work done will find l.. n. Blon- |
din at his place of business in the Wheel |
er Block and wishing to serve them.
Prof Newcomb of Goddard Seminary |
will deliver a lecture on Beethoven, in |
Barre Thursday April 18th. Illustra- |
tions by Miss Kendall, Prof. Newcomb /
and Mrs. w. A. Briggs of Montpelier.
The distinguished recitationist, Miss
Nellie klines of New York will soon Wis /
il Vermont and efforts will be made to 4
have her appear here. The New York I
Herald says: "She filled the evening /
brim full of enjoyment.
A telegram was received here on Tues
day announcing to friends the death of 1
Mrs. Hale Flint in Chicago. She left this /
place with her family few weeks ago 4
to spend the remainder of the /
winter in the South. But she returned to |
Chicago without deriving the expected |
benefit and continued to live but short t
time.
The Randolph Savings Bank is great
success and does in reality sill long
felt want" The deposits now, at the end 1
of the first two months business, amount /
to nearly So, 900 and the demand for
money on home mortgages in this county /
has taken nearly all the money. Not a i