Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-07

sirs. Clark Es.ey Is With fzends n
Bethel.
4 Extensive repairs on the Christian
church are in contemplation.
Mr.. Hubbard of Montpelier was the
guest of L. H. Goodrich the 5th.
Wing Lee has been entertaining sever
al Chinese gentlemen this present week.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and Robert, from Hart
ford, were here for day or two last week.
Miss Bessie Webster has gone to her
home in Mortified to remain until fall.
Mrs.John Wild came from Royalton yes
terday to visit her sister, Mrs.E. Attach
er.
Mrs. Will Fairbanks intends to go soon
to the hospital in Burlington for treat
ment.
Soper Brothers have just finished set
i ting very nice monument in the ceme-
terry at Sharon.
Arthur Pratt, the new job printer, who
has been on the sick list the past week, is
again about town.
Eight tons of butter-six of them from
/ the creamery-were shipped from this
station Tuesday.
Geo. L. Spear made brief soiourn at
home last week, returning to his lumber
camp in Maine, Friday.
Mr.. Tatro-living on the farm of Will
lard Martin-who has been SO very i'll, is
reported to be gaining.
Judge Rowell is repainting his hand
some house on Randolph avenue. No
change is made in the color.
John l.. Treat of New Haven, Conn, who
has been spending a couple OF weeks at
c. F. Moulton's, left town Monday.
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Howard, June 9Th. Hearty con-
gratulations are hereby extended.
Chas. M. Edison Of the firm Of Edison
Bros, furniture dealers in Williamstown,
visited West Randolph yesterday.
Henry H. Kohn OF Albany, n. Y. gem
eral manager of the Phoenix Life Insur-
ance agencies, is with j. NJ. Atwood this
week.
Frank Angel, medical student Of this
place, is in Rochester, assisting DR.. Hunt
ington, Sr., while his son, the young doc
tor, is away.
There is very attractive sign on the
corner n Randolph avenue and Pleasant
street, directing the wayfarer to the Bon
Ton Cafe.
Mrs. Louisa W., widow of the late Mo-
SEES Bass, died this morning at 4.30 O'Clock.
Funeral services will be held at the house
Friday at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. G. f. Wood and daughter wish to
thank their friends for the assistance so
kindly rendered during the sickness and
death OF Mr.. Wood.
A. A. Smith, grand juror, Julius Lam
son, petit juror, Granville Barnes and J.
M. Atwood, witnesses, Calvin Phillips and
son Frank attended court in Chelsea yes
terday
W. II. Smith, the plumber, has been in
LII -, lak a
ing considerable work in his line for the
Passumpsic division Of the Boston &
Maine railroad.
Mrs. Warren Mann and two daughters
Mrs. Arthur Chase and Miss Hattie Mann
OF New York City, also Mrs. Whitcomb
of Underhill, have been with Mr.. and
Mrs. Micah NJ ann this week.
Two children in the place are sick with
scarlatina-Alice Mcintyre, youngest
daughter OF Mrs. b. q. Mcintyre, and
Wallace Burridge.
The sister OF Mrs. W. N. Roberts is Wis
iting here.
DR.. A. c. Bailey, assisted by DIR. l.. VI.
Greene OF Bethel, successfully removed
three bones from the right foot of Mrs.
VIM. Hull, last Friday. The patient stood
the operation nicely and is doing as well
as could be expected.
ABOUT FLU nave been raised Dy the pat |
riotic citizens of Randolph for the cele- |
bration OF the GLORIOUS Fourth What /
the character of the celebration VIII be is
not yet decided; but the liquid notes OF
the "horse- fiddle" will probably caress /
our ears on the night of the 3rd.
Rev. b. s. Beeman, student of the An
dover Theological seminary who is spend
ing the summer vacation at his home in /
Randolph Center, will supply the pulpit |
at the Christian church while the pastor,
the Rev. G. w. Morrow, is away.