Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-02

MISS GrHce blCkIOrQ WAS III w QlUe River
junction Friday and Saturday.
Frank Grove has moved to the place
owned by his mother on Forest street.
Harry Newcity has returned from Bris-
tol, Conn.,, where he has been at work.
The barn at the place Of VIM. Wood on
Park street is being extensively repaired.
Henry Goodrich and wife OF st. Johns
bury visited his father here over Sunday.
Goods belonging TO A. Z. Holman were
sold at auction in the depot square Mon
day.
Will Ryder and his sister have purchased
the Veyette colt and now have fine-look-
ing team.
Mrs. 81. j. Cole returned to Boston Sat-
urday after visit with her sister, Mrs. T..
j. Adams.
Edwin Porter has moved from the Hiram
Bean house on Park street to the c. e. Alb
bolt farm.
Mr. Charles Thurston is to build cot
tage this season at the Caspian Lake camp
ing ground.
Miss Lizzie Stetson, student of the
Montpelier Seminary, is visiting Mrs. J..
P. Nickerson.
painters and looks better than formerly,
If less natural.
Now that kerosene has advanced $500 a
barrel, people begin to think as well as
talk OF electric lights.
Mr.. Bruce, who drives team for c. NJ.
Howard, cut his foot with an AK Friday
and is unable to work.
l.. P. Thayer, A. e. Bass and F. Z. Du-
Bots opened the season at Highgate Friday
by good catch of pike.
There is bad washout in the road in
Rochester Hollow which to be passed
by going through the fields.
A. E. Dean, who has been in Boston for
medical treatment, has returned home,
accompanied by Mrs. Dean.
H. H. Howard has commenced plastering
his new block on Nam street and it will
soon be ready for occupancy,
Miss Bertha Nancy has been sick with
the grip and was obliged to postpone her
school in West Braintree one week.
Miss Georgia White, local editor of the
HERALD, has been i'll the past week. Mrs.
Lula Tinkham is assisting at the office.
Elmer Brownell OF South Royalton has
commenced work In the store of Mann &
Allen, taking the place OF Miss Hautier.
Master Glenn Hobart of Windsor, who
has been spending month with his
grandparents here, returned home Satur-
day.
A. c. Holman and mother, Mrs. Hannah
Holman, have moved to st. Adams, " here
Mr.. Holman has a position in Morton's
store.
Miss Mabel c. Tilson teaches in Plain
field; Miss Laura E. Carrigan in East Cor
NTH, and Miss Bertha Hodges in West
Brooktield.
Drew q Leonard are sending out 10000
sample packages OF their Ideal Headache
Capsules, and report very good sale of
the remedy.
Col. X. j. Kimball has been In town a
few days recently, arranging for the stay
OF his family at Montague Place" during
the summer. ~
j. A. Fowler went to Northiield Monday
to see relative OF his, Page Harris, Who
was quite loser from the recent big fire
in that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Adams went to Bur
lington Saturday on business trip and
stopped over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Royce, in Roxbury..
In Mann d Aliens store, the location OF
the elevator is being changed to the ex-
IRENE rear OF the store, and there is also a
change Of stairways.
Mrs. Adelbert Albin fell down stairs at
N. 0. SHOWS Sunday evening and was at
first thought to be seriously injured, but
no bones were broken.
X. w. Morse has taken possession of
Pease's hotel at Hartford. Mark Chad
wick, who clerked previously at the hotel.
has returned to Randolph.
Gilman s. Moulton is to have what will
probably be the finest tennis court in Yer
mont fitted up at his residence on the
Green Mountain Stock Farm.
Mrs. c. G. Written has gone to visit her
mother in Stamford, Connecticut. From
there she will go to Old Point Comfort.
for three weeks stay.
Miss Carrie L. Hauiler finished work in
the store of Mann & Allen Tuesday, and
on Wednesday entered the National bank
where she will serve as assistant.
E. E. VanOrman has moved into j. II.
Lamson's house on South Pleasant street,
vacated by John Boyce, who has moved to
the Watson house on Weston street.
Mrs. Iona Chase is moving to the ]. w.
Franklin streets. Robert Gold Is to occu-
py the tenement vacated by her in the
Adams house.
Frank Bickford of Mortified, a brake
man on the way freight, got his left hand
caught while coupling cars here in the
yard Saturday evening, and the member
was badly jammed.
The bicycle season has opened in real
earnest and local enthusiasts move in state
y procession around the square by day
and night. The outlying roads are in con-
dition to encourage trips to neighboring
towns.
1t is expected that the Randolph souvenir
book will be issued about May 18th. The
books will be on sale at the Evans drug
store at $l.5O per copy. Those who paid
for cuts and sketches will be entitled to
copy without extra charge.
A trampish-looking young fellow, rath-
er weak in intellect, entered the house OF
Henry Hull Saturday night and stole part
OF pie. He spent several hours in the
cooler and left town Monday morning re-
solved to ell his taste for good victuals
in the future.
Mrs. George Martin died at her home in
Rochester Hollow last week Wednesday.
of pleurisy affecting the heart. Her age
was 81 years. She leaves a husband and
adopted daughter. The funeral was held
Friday, Rev. W. N. Roberts officiating,
Mrs Martin was an estimable woman and
leaves many friends.
Mrs. H. M. Dufur died last week Wednes-
day at her home in Waterbury after a
serious illness. during which her danoh.