Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-03
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.

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II. B. Bell is in the Boston markets this
week.
Henry Hull is recovering from touch
OF malaria.
DIR. X. q. Morton is reported to be gain
ing steadily at present.
Mr.. Lawrence Thayer OF Newport is a
guest at Mr.. A, e. Hendricks.
Rev. NJ Douglass OF st. Johnsbury will
supply the Baptist pulpit next Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Jonatha Tilson started
yesterday for their home in Rowley, Mass.
Rev. q. w. Morrow lectured in Waits
field, Tuesday night, and yesterday was
in Lincoln.
Mrs. J. V. Newton has gone to Little
ton, n. H, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Cortez Nutting.
Fred Webster OF Burlington has been
staying at the home OF his father, Alfred
Webster, this week.
Mrs. +. o. Thurston and daughter,
Nina, of Mortified visited at Mr.. Charles
Thurston's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter have gone
to Hatfield, Mass, to stay through the
month of December.
The legal part OF our population are for
the most part in Chelsea IN attendance on
Tue DtttUlDcT lcTIll Oh court.
j. NJ. Atwood was present at the
knights of Pythias banquet given in
Claremont, n. H., last night.
Mrs. Olive Ketchum, the mother OF Mrs.
j. +. Lamson, at the moment OF going to
press, was said to be failing rapidly.
Miss Nellie c. Magennis of the Bur
lington Business college and Miss NJ. A.
Magennis of Royalton were in Randolph
last week.
The Kings Daughters will have their
next meeting at 2:30 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, December 9th, with Mrs. Al
ton Hubbard.
The Wide Awake dramatic company
presented 1.-The Great Diamond Robbery
In Chelsea, Tuesday night, To good
sized audience.
Mrs. II. q. Morton is a member OF the |
Vermont State Pharmaceutical assCci- |
alton; and is, as far as we know, the only |
registered female pharmacist in Vermont. |
n. c. Greene, who for the last month |
has been at work for the firm of Briggs & |
Allyn, manufacturers in Lawrence, Mass, |
spent Thanksgiving with his family, re- |
turning to Lawrence, Sunday morning.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies Lii
brary association, for the election Of Off
,ers, will be held in the rooms of the liz
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afternoon, December 9th, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hodges and their
laughter are back from Montpelier.
where they have been staying two or
,hree months in order that Mr.. Hodges
night have the benefit of DIR. Helmeris
reatment.
Mrs. William H. Nichols, who, it was
cared Tuesday, could not survive the at
ack of pneumonia that had Frustrated
Ter, continues to hold her own, and the
eports of her condition this morning
we're quite favorable.
Clarence Booth, says the NorthfieId
NeUS, has so far recovered from the in.
uries received in the Randolph railroad
ard as TO be able to walk about the
treets. The result of his fall from the
ar proved to be less serious tnan was at
irst feared.
The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin climbs
rom the University of Vermont give a
oncert in this place Saturday evening |
december 18th. These clubs enjoy tbe
opular favor, and the announcement of
heir coming arouses pleasurab BILE antici- l
ations every where. ,
The Chadwick Brothers have movad !
heir molding apparatus from the Center s
the new building in the Prince mill {
ard, but have not yet fairly commenced {
York. After they have once started. tbey I
xpect, for a time, to be able to keen q
hree molders busy a
Hon. n. L. Boyden, assignee of the es- y
ate of f. B. Thomas, has sold the latteris /
took Of goods for ,1S1 to Lougee Broth
rs Symthe of st. Johnsbury, who were t
be highest bidders at the assignee's auc- o
on. The firm that purchased his goods ;
as hired Mr.. Thomas to act as its renrs- L
sntstive on the road. s
F. H. Packard of West Dedbam. Mass
herring to the recent fall Of snow, saws 7
II see by the paper that you are in deem y
low in Vermont; while here in Dedham- :
rmeTs are plowiDg and getting out ma
0re, and II is so warm that the milk that
pes into the city would be sour II ice
ASH I used" In the salubrious climate
ok blue-Hith the cold.