Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
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in Northfielc, the guests OF A. L. Case.
Mrs. Laura Kezer Of Rochester visited
her sister, Mrs. A. B.Fish, during the pas
week.
Ell. Bow man OF Essex junction re-
Gently visited mis- cousin, AIRS. A. 4. Ken
drick.
e. L.soper and daughter Florence drove
Saturday 10 Northtield and returned IN.
following day.
Charles Reynolds arrived from STAFFORD
Saturday, and was guest at Rev. X
/ Udall's over SUNDAY.
B. B. Gilman, OF the Andover Theolog
ical seminary, mas been passing the holi-
day vacation in Randolph.
The Silver Cross Circle of Kings Daugh-
tels will meet with Mrs. N Nj. Draper
! Tuesday, Jan. 9th, lat 2:30 O'Clock.
The pupils of the graded school, after
a rest OF two weeks, commenced again
Monday to toll up the hill OF knowledge.
| Miss Nellie Fiske, who had been staying
for few days with friends in this village,
/ returned to her home in Braintree, satur-
/ day.
! w. p. Abbott, principal of the White
River Junction High school, mas been
spending part OF has vacation in this Vi
entity
| I1tOuhTu, Tue MHHl OhbuILdl W
Fairfax aud remained over sunday. His
place in the store was taken by Miss Har-
iiet Angel.
Miss Maud Raskins is once more at
home from Barre and will spend mu~h Of
her time here until the reign OF spring
bonnets begins.
The Kings Daughters made Christmas
a happy season to one Of our needy faml-
lies Dy the present OF box OF clothing and
a DasNet OF provision.
Mrs Frank Griswo.d arrived Saturday
from Hatfield, Mass, where she had been
paying long visit TO her brother, Maj.
Shattuek, ana other relatives.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham moved her house
hold goods Friday from the tenemenl IA
the house of Mrs. Jullette Chadwick to
the upper part OF the Smith block.
Saturday, Miss Jessie Burt started for
Boston. After visiting friends in That city,
she al proceed to New York, and does
not Spect to return to West RANDOLPH pc
fore three months have passed.
A.thar Sault, who has been playing the
role OF ''devlln in he HERALD Office for
the last three months, is nov attending
school, having finished his career rs
printer, for the present, with the old year.
Mrs. Z. n. Putnam of the Center and
her daug liter, Miss Mary 5. Putnam, one
Of the Normal school teachers, took the
train at this station Friday morning for
New YORK City, visit Mrs Putnam's son,
Simeon n. Putnam, whc Is in business III
chat city.
According to the Lyndonville journal,
the Informal club OF that place recently
held very pleasant LIQUIDATION Party
with Mrs T. J.. Blodgetl. Several hours
were delightfully."- spent, and a pleasant
feature OF the afternoon was the presenta-
ton 10 Mrs. Biougett, by the Reading cir
Gle, Of handsome plush case of silver
fruit knives, in honor OF her birthday.
The Northfield News in its Issue of last
week gave Miss Gould this complimenta-
ry notice: "Miss Ethelynd Gould OF Raw
dolph, a graduate OF the Emerson College
of Oratory, Boston, gave recital in Good
Templars' hail Saturday evening. Tier
well-eultured voice and manner, pleasing
personal appearance aud evident interest
IN her performance, combined to produce
a most favorable impression"
These are very slippery times, so much
so indeed that even the wicked find il
rather difficult to stand, and the good are
in constant peril. Thursday afternoon, as
MIR. Z. G. Written, who deals largely in
"creepers, was travelling homeward, he
fell on the glare ice opposite {. W. A. Put
MANS, on Highland avenue, and sprained
same day, lost her footing and is now
nursing sprained wrist. Miss Martha |
Robinson, who lives with Mrs.A. }. Kelly, |
has also received severe fall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perrin, daughter of the |
late DR.. Edison, died Thursday morning at |
the age OF 40 years, AFTER painful i'll. |
ness or six weeks. Mrs. Perrin was born |
in randolph and hao been lifelong resi- |
cent of this town, where she was very
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band, the late Samuel Perrin, occurred |
about thirty years ago, and of their six |
children, four survive them Adelbert, who /
is dentist in New York CITY; Azalea, liv- /
ing at present in Oakland, ( al; Virginius,
a resident IF Barre, and Perley, who still |
remains in Randolph. The funeral SER
vices were conducted at the house by the
Rev. G.. w. Morrow, Friday afternoon, at
one O'Clock.
Wednesday night of last week, twenty
of the young people took straw ride to
Snowsvi.le where they played Whist, en-
joyed the refreshments served by mine
most of the Snoxsviile House and wound
up the evenings entertainment with an
dance. Those composing the
party We're Fred Smith, Harry Mcintyre,
John Dubois, Robert Morton, Fred Nc
lntosh, Charles Gus hman, Pearl Chatfiela,
John Chase, John Hutchinson, RoLer, |
ICsl
Eunice Denison, Belle Morse, FannieJ
and Carrie Draper, mary Mcintyre, Ella
Louise Chase, Mamie Hutchiu-
son and Gladys Jones.
The Misses Draper sent, this Christmas
20 The children of the Aver Home in Low
Ill, Mass, Jack Horner's pie, manufac
iured of paper and well supplied with
oums in the shape of Christmas ggf.s. In
-eturn, the young ladies received from the
children two large photographs of the
Home and this greeting: 1.-The children of
he Aver Home send merry Christmas
greetings TO Misses Fannie, Carrie ami ,
Ruth Draper OF West Randolph, Vi, ane
1eg that they will accept photographs ..
he Home, which they have so kindly re
nembered for several years past y All [
crostic forming the words aver Home ,
rss also inc.osed- At present this asylum
helters some forty little ones who Won
otherwise be homeless.