Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-28

Miss Maud Haskins left Monday to
commence business in Barre.
| Miss Nell Badger OF Northficld was re-
Gently guest at 8. N. Fisk's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton visited in
South Royalton last Thursday.
j. A. Fowler is away this week on a
business trip to Morrisville, Johnson and
st. Johnsbury. es
Mrs. E. E. Evans is in Waterbury, taxi
| ing care OF her mother, Mrs. FL. M. Du-
fur, who is quite sick.
Miss Florence Pearl, guest at w. s. s..
Bucks, returned to her home IN the
Granite City, Saturday.
Mrs w. /. Chalmers Of Riverhead L. T.,
has been spending short time with her
father, j. P. Cleveland, Jr.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Name Mouton, Wednesday after
noon, April 3rd, at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Arthur e. Lane OF Montpelier is
spending fortnight with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Moulton.
| Mrs. Z. M. Bickford and her trimmer,
Miss Livingstone, are in Boston, attend
| ing the millinery openings and buying
goods for the spring trade.
The ladies OF the Methodist church will
serve new maple sugar at the church par
Tors this Thursday evening from five
o'clock on. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Minnie l.. Hayes has petitioned the
court to grant her bin Of enforcement
| from her husband, Willard Hayes, and
the case is to come before the June term.
Mrs. Il. y. Rising has been appointed
aide de- camp on the staff OF the depart
ment president OF the Woman's Relief
corps, Mrs. Della Nj. Needham OF Rut.
| land
The sleighing has about disappeared,
but now and then cutter scratches its
way through the mud, scraping and
| squealing enough to set the teeth of
horse rake on edge.
| Harry c. Whitehll, lately on the repor-
torial staff OF the Argus and Patriot, sew
ers his connection with that journal this
week aud is to become editor and mana
ger OF the Waterbury Record
The number Of children of school age in
the Randolph town district is $50. or
these $50 are boys and $50 girls. Sixty
eight are between . and years old; 13s
bet een and IA, and 124 between IA and
81.
A private letter from prominent citi
zen Of Northfeld gives the information
that four carloads OF post. holes have ar
plant, and as soon as the posts come they
will proceed to business.
At the annual meeting OF the State Dem
tai society last week in Brandon, DIR. +.
O. Blanchard was chosen president OF the
association. DR.. Blanchard is by several
years the youngest man who has ever held
this position.
Miss Marie Purity OF Watertown, N. Y,
the trimmer at the Bell millinery store,
arrived from the New York markets
Tuesday night, and Miss Flora Howe OF
Lynn, Mass, is now at the Rood store, as
sisting Miss Sheldon to prepare for the
spring opening.
Monday, Miss Winnie Foster returned
to her old position in the popular milln-
cry store OF Miss B. A. Wilson at Lebanon,
N. H., where she is to remain for few
weeks. Later in the season, Miss Foster
is to take charge OF new millinery store,
which Miss Wilson opens in Enfield, NH.
Judge Hutchinson, who returned from
Washington, u. e., last week, had the
distinction Of beating the venerable sena-
tor Morrill, at several games OF whist on
Saturday evening, the 18th. He reports
the senator to be in fine health and spir-
its and determined to die in the harness II
his state SO wills.
New Sugar parties are in order nova
Gays. Monoay evening, tne 5000 REM
plars aispensea tne reai tnlng, hanKea oy
new uoug nhu1s anu pickles, 10 hungry
croWo N Ihe wililams nan; arg TUESDAY
evening: o drant post ana tne ". n
Z, onsrea lne genuine prouucl q tne ma
n ne n p hai, 'oi' sa'As'0 -
II there is anything that this village
really neeos more tnan eiectrlc hgnts' u
y anosner olcycie agency, Az present al
most every Wneei manufactured IN the
United states Is represented mere, and 4
a lew more agencies shouio oe estapiisned,
the agents would De obilged 10 purchase
Wneeis o. eacn otner, as tnere would pc
no one else ielt 70 ouy'
The Argus and Patriot compliments
Miss Hautier on her singing at the St.
a,aara h 1as Mont,saI;ar w. NJ,
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Among the recent visitors in West Ran
dolph are included Mr.. and Mrs. K. W.
morse, MRS. 5mailey ana son, Roy, from
White RIVER junction, Mrs. George Laird
OF south hoya!ton, Lewis Judd OF Boston,
>. Burton Adams OF Somerville, Mass,
Miss Margaret Harrigan OF Mortified, and
Miss Ada Lamson OF Rockland, Maine,
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