Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-23

place last week on business.
Johnnie and Mary Udall are spending
the week at Rev. Mr.. Udall's.
Miss Abbie Clark has been quite sick at
the home of her sister in Bethel.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
H. Harper last Friday night.
About 35 from here attended the mas
querade ball in Bethel last week.
DR.. Geo. Scott was called to South Roy
alton last week Tuesday as counsel.
Mrs. w. w. Jones is in Somerville, Mass,
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. S. Adams.
Clestic Stevens and family of South
Royalton were in the place Sunday.
jeff Flint has sold his place on Park
st. to Rev. Xenophon Udall for 81 900.
Postoffice Inspector White made his first
official visit in this vicinity Friday.
Clarence Moulton, now OF Montpelier,
made a short visit here the first of the
week.
George Cleveland of Barnard has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Marion Fassett,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hobart entertained
a few friends at their home last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Callahan from Hanoi
yer, N. H., are making their friends here
a short visit.
Mrs. S. L. Gladding Of Montpelier is
staying with DIR. and Mrs. Curtis and 9TH
er friends here.
The fifteenth anniversary of Mr.. Hardy's
passionate at the white Church, occurs
next Sunday.
f. w. Sault was in Burlington Tuesday
attending the Division Council Of the Sons
Of Veterans.
Miss Lottie Mu2zey of White River
Junction has been TIE guest OF the Misses
Sanford recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry spent Sunday
in White River Junction with Mrs. Terry's
sister, Mrs. l.. II. Gibbs.
Mrs. Brown of Hatfield, Mass, who has
been a guest at Frank Griswold's recently,
returned to her home the 18th.
Miss Edith Goodrich, who has been
staying several weeks with her brother
in st. Johnsbury, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Porter of New York
are spending some time with Mrs. Porter's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. M. l.. Scott.
Mrs. John Mcguire and two children
of Middletown, Nova Scotia, are spending
a few days with Mrs. VIM. Nichols.
The Roache family, occupying the tene-
ment in Dea. Holbrook's house on South
Audin t9bs, haS hioNOd w AuOilbBCliNI+
George Sparhawk is soon TO leave
Springfield, Mass, for Chicago, where he
has been offered a very fine position.
Quite a number of our young people at
tended very pleasant drive whist party
at John Hutchinson's last Saturday night.
e. L. Tracy, wife and son OF Barre and
II. IL. HAYES and family of Berlin have
been visiting at L. G. Tracy's the past
week.
Miss Matte l.. Culver is now prepared
TO do all kinds Of dressmaking and will
either go out by the day or take work
home.
f. 7. Huntington has purchased the
Wheeler block and will use part of it for
studio and rent the rest. Price reported,
q 500.
Miss Kate Guptil, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Flint, went Tuesday
to the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
for treatment
w. w. Case OF Holyoke, Mass, accom-
panied by his daughter Meta, was in town
this week on business connected with the
Northwestern Insurance Co.
A new engine is soon to be purchased
for the dry house at Salisbury's mill, the
old one having been found to be too small
for the rapidly growing business.
Mrs. Mary Clapp, who has been out of
health for more than year past died
Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. |
Mary Goldsbury, on Church st.
Marshall Green was brought here from |
Brookfield Wednesday in severe storm |
TO take the train for Burlington, where he /
expects to have an operation performed.
The inhabitants of this town, by stand I
ing on tiptoe, can still peek over the top /
0f the drifts, but how much longer they /
will be able to view the snowscape DER re-
mains to be seen.
"Chick" Steele finished work for c. II /
Hayward Saturday and went Monday to /
Montpelier where he has secured work in
rats barber shop. Charles Evans of
Montpelier takes his place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Gates and little
laughter OF Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. Q. White, Jr., of Windsor and Mrs.
ellen Chandler OF Pomfret were the guests
II DR.. and Mrs. Mcintyre over Sunday.
The members OF the Eastern Star and
heir friends, who spent Thursday evening
Z Mr., and Mrs. f. w. Church's, report
Inc time. Sandwiches, coffee, ice cream
nd cake were served to the large number
PRESENT.
regular meeting OF Arcadia Lodge, |.
}. q. T., will be held at DR.. s. Gould's
thursday, Feb. %, at 7.15 p. m. viii all
Il the members make an effort to be pres
Mt; for an important question is to be de-
ided?
The hydrants in Bellows Falls were test
d recently and it was found that seven
ut OF the eleven we're frozen so that the
Tater could not start. Compared with
ur nelghbors', our water troubles seem
Insignificant indeed.
Jake Ford, who is now in Montpelier,
as this to say of the Kelley INSTITUTED:
II there is any one in Randolph who
links that rum can't be knocked out of
i'm, let him come to the Kelley Institute,
nd he will find out his mistake in few
ays.n
DR.. Spiller, the optician, is staying for a
ew days at the Red Lion Inn. ANY one ,
aving trouble with his eyes, or needing )
eyeglasses or spectacles, will do well to see ,
i'm. He has done all of our work for ,
everal years, and we are sure that he will /,
o yours in way to please you.
About twenty young people, with Chas. {
Iolman as driver, took a ride to the Branch !
hurch last Tuesday evening and attended I
he closing concert given by John Hutch I
nson's singing school, assisted by the
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