Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-11
Business Men

be present
Mr.. Jake Flint is one Of the victims Of
tae grip.
Miss Josie Montgomery was in Bethel,
Saturday.
Editor L. P. Thayer was in Burlington
Monday
d. Hutchinson Of Hartford was here
on business the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. Hobart visited the
Queen City the past week.
Elton, son of Ernest Fish, mas been
quite sick With tonsilitls.
B. 5. Gilman has gone back TO the And
over Theological seminary.
Miss Anita Butt left here Friday to Wis
il relatives in Concord, y. H.
The ". C. T. u. meets Friday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock, with Mrs. Seward Robson
Loren Mosher Of sharon, class OF 's3,
". X. H. :, was here Friday Tor the day
Miss Ella Holman from Manchester, y.
is the guest Of her cousin Miss LIZZIE
Holman.
Chester Walbridge OF Sharon spent BAT.
urday IN this village with MS cousin. Geo.
Walbridge.
Miss Clara Hunter, who has been visit
ing her uncle Z. 4. Shattuck, went bacS
to Windsor, Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Burke OF South Royalton
was in town the past week as the guest OF
Mrs. r. 6. Morton.
Saturday. Mrs. Ned Alexander arrived
from Montpelier to visit her parents, Dir.
and Mrs. L. I. Lille.
VIC. Morris Of New York, brother OF
DIR. Geo. p. Morris, is making a month s
sojourn in West Randolph.
Albert Gay, wife and baby, of GaysyilIei
I have been spending q day or tgo with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Moses.
| George Buchanan opened a writing
school in the High school room last Thurs
day evening with 81 scholars.
A. j. Huse is one of the division aids
lately appointed By Commander Sargent
I Of the Vermont Sons OF Veterans.
Saturday was the Epiphany, testiva
kept in remem brance Of the coming OF tns
( Magi from The East 10 Bethlehem.
wiz. Rogers from South Royalton, al
one time pupil OF this graded school
made short stay mere last Thursday
Miss Gertrude Chambers has finishes
her apprenticeshi at Mrs. Morian's ans
Is now worsing In shop AZ Montpeller
Prot. Scott, OF the Syracuse University
who has been passing the vacation n tnn
-
city the 9Th.
Miss Ellen Treat. who has beer CUES
at ''5tOneleignr for the past two weeks
returned to her home il New Haven
Conn, Monday.
Mrs. A. (. Lane and Mrs. L. c. White
Jr., Of Windsor were in Burlington fep
DAYS ago, staying with the latteTs sister
Mrs ". s. Gates.
A. A smith and wife haze gone TO Jack
sonvilIe. Fla. and Mrs. Peters aud iitti
Miss Hortense are keeping house togethe
during their absence.
Misses Clara Dubois, NJ. Lucins Saxtol
and Carrie Tewksbury haze returned Z
college the two former TO Mount Holyoke
ana the latter to Smith.
Let every member OF the West Ran
dolph grange be on hand promptly at tn
lopcning of the meeting, Jan. 18th, whiel
will be at o'clock sharp.
George Mann, d. E. Putnam and A. f
Carleton have returned to Hanover, Nh.
and A. E.LeWis has resumed his studies a
Norwich University, Mortified.
The members Of the West Randolph
grange were very sorry that the storm o
Friday prevented their visiting the Brook
field grange, as they had planned to DO
NJ. z. Warrington, formerly engaged il
business in this place but al present land
lord Of the Mortified House, Mortified
recently suffered a severe hemorrhage 0
the stomach.
Edward Hutchinson came from Boston
Tuesday afternoon. and Is nov at his oil
home in Peth. On account OF poor health
he Is obliged to take a short rest iron
business cares.
Thursdsy morning, three sporismen-
F. q. Thomas, r r. TIlson and FRAN
Nood-a'hunting went and returned /
the evening, rejoicing and bringing 81
rabbits with them.
The Central Vermont railroad sells tick
cts from this station TO san Francisco an
return. for the midw inter fair, at the rat
OF Sis 10. The tickets will be good goin
fifteen DAYS from the date Of issue, an
good returning until the Both OF April
There was a special New Years servic
al the Cong'I church last Sunday morning
and cbOir and congregation united j
singing Mr.. Hardy's New years hymn
Two Young ladies were also received int
, the church.
Misses Onie. Jennie, ButeIla and Lui
Coniand Of Brookneld were in West Ran
dOiph, Saturday, and the three first name
took the train for PaWtucket, K. l.. y nef
Miss Onie and Jennie have positions q
teachers, and Miss Butella is to study mu
sic.
l. p. Thayer has purchased the Wa
bridge property. JUST south Of the raj
rad, on Main street, fer Miss l. n Gi
bert Of Woodstock. y no desired 10 inves
in this town on account OF the low rate {
taxes here. compared with the rate
Woodstock
In Woodstock, Dec. 18th, Mr. Frank
Parker OF North Berwick, Ne, and Nj,
Edith ;. Morrill, OF Woodstock were maj
RED by the Rev Mr.. Mcmillan Tt
bride Is well known in West Randolph
having been at one time q pupil Of OF
gradeo school.
Tuesday afternoon. at the house Of Il
ofilclsting clergyman, the Rev. ". )
Roberts. occurred the marriage Of Walt
Brown OF Lebanon. y. H., and Miss LuC
Hatch of this village The bridal coup
left on the afternoon mail for St Aiban
and later will proceed TO Lebanon, whel
their future home Is to be.
Thirteen of The i54 cases to be heard
the present term Of the Supreme Court {
Vermont, y hich began Tutsday. are frol
orange c. un-y. and include those Of Ne
SOD J. Udaif = Beroert Day, Of Mrs ;.
6. Walton. dmsnisfratrix, vs. the esta'
1 rs.-s..4 "a. aud OF Or. W 5 Nurfts 81