Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-12
Randolph Continued.
Charles ingalls, is on The sick list,

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Miss Bertha Manney and her sister went
yesterday to Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fits OF Roxbury are
posing the week here.
Caswell Bruce has moved into the Ford
house on Central street.
| Miss Winnie Chadwick and Miss Grace
Bailey are in Montpelier for day or SO.
Mrs. Philander Chadwick is In very fee
BILE health as the result OF an attack OF the
grip.
| Mrs. Micah Mann and Mrs. c. w. A.
Putnam spent Tuesday with friends in
| Bethel.
| Mrs. Emmeline Hebard is considered
critically Ill with Bright's disease OF the
kidneys.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Johns
church will meet next Tuesday afternoon
at the rector's.
Mrs. Fabian Dupuis, who has been
threatened with an attack OF pneumonia,js
somewhat better.
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Mary Blod-
gett and Miss Percy Case of Northteld
were about town this week.
The G. E. sociable at the Christian
church last Monday evening was quite
largely attended and proved to be very
pleasant affair.
Mr.. Harry and Miss Rena Hubbard of
Rochester were entertained lately at Mr..
Alfred Eaton's. Miss Hubbard took the
teachers examination.
Mr.. Henry w. Tewksbury will deliver
his lecture, "The Coming Storm in the
Grange lecture course at East Bethel next
Wednesday evening, the 18th.
About foot OF snow fell last night, ne
cessitating little calisthenic exercise
with the snow shovel, and making the
morning mail train an hour late.
The screen mill started Monday with
twenty hands, only two OF whom were
girls. More workers, however, both men
and women, are to be employed there.
At the Center, daughter was born Sat-
urday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lane, and
nine pound girl became yesterday morn
ing an inmate Of the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Tracy.
The E. 0. Hubbard place on Highland
avenue has been sold to Mrs. L. b. John
son, and possession will be given April |
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbard expect to |
leave Randolph.
Arcadia Lodge, /. O.~G. IT,, celebrates |
the twentieth anniversary of its orgsnizs.
ton the 9TH OF April. Hon. Frank Plum
ley OF Northfield has been secured as
orator OF the occasion.
Miss Alice Erskine has finished her
clerkship at the Bass bookstore and gone
to Boston to remain week or so before
to Monson. Mass, where she
has secured employment In a millinery
store for the coming season.
At the last meeting OF the Kings Daueh.
ters, held with Mrs. e. O. Blanchard. a
beautiful and poetical talk on the forty
fifth Psalm was given by Rev. DR.. Hardy.
Tea and cocoa were served, and the gath
ering was an usually pleasant and profit
able occasion.
Mics Carrie Haufer goes Saturday to
Windsor to sing at lecture given BY the
Rev. Dan Sullivan OF st. Adams, who will
deliver the same discourse here Saturday
evening, March 21st. Arrangements are
being made for some kind OF an enter-
tainment in connection with the lecture.
Rev. E. E. Herrick OF Milton was here
this.week and rented the Kendrick house
on Pleasant street to Frank Morse and w.
.. Parmenter. The former is to have the
upper tenement, and the latter is to oc-
cupy the front part OF the lower tenement
as cafe and live in the rooms at the rear.