Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-26
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dolph, Mass.
Will Hebard and family are With friends
in Barre for the day.
Charles Crandall is home from Sharon
for the present holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Proper OF Windsor
visited last week at A. j. Curtis.
Miss Bixby of Newburyport is clerking
In the Tewksbury dry goods store.
Mrs. B. F. Chadwick has returned TO
Burlington for further medical treatment.
Miss l.. E. Wood and her mother from
North Pomfret are in town, arriving yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary Smith has returned from a
six weeks absence in Sioux City and Des
Moines.
Mrs. Anna Chase and Mrs. Hattie Chase
are spending the day with relatives in
Claremont, n. II.
Hon. Charles Dole OF Mortified, late
acting president of Norwich University,
was down yesterday.
A little over seventeen tons of poultry
were shipped from this station on the
special Thanksgiving train.
Charles Carroll, a merchant OF Stock
bridge, and his wife are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sewall Whitcomb
W. Clay is on from Cincinnati to see
his wife and little boy, who have been
staying with Mrs. Clay's brother, William
Ryder.
Miss Mabel Tilson will commence next
MONDAY to teach the winter term of
school in MiddleseX, where she has had
very successful experience.
The ladies' of the Eastern Star will hold
sociable with Mrs. +. A. Shattuck the
3rd OF December. All members and their
friends are cordially invited.
Hobart Loomis arrived a few days ago
from Worcester, Mass, having received
news OF the illness OF his father, Stillman
LOOMS, from an attack of fever.
A daughter, weighing four pounds, was
born November 18th to Mr., and Mrs. ].
NJ. Slocum of Waterbury, Conn, who bave
many acquaintance in Randolph.
The drama, "Roger, the Outcsst," will
not be presented here to- morrow evening
as advertised, the Bethel Dramatic Club
having Cancelled their engagement.
Mrs. Henry w. Tewksbury and daugh-
ter, Mary, from Burlington, passed
through here yesterday ON their way to
Goffsto wn, n. H., for Thanksgiving.
George Seymour has gone to New
Britain, Conn, to work in an organ man
ufactory, ana his place as porter at the
Red Lion Inn is taken by w. II. Perkins.
Walter wedgewood and daughter,
Helen, started away day before yesterday,
the former bound for Boston, and the lat
ter for visit to her aunt in Manchester,
n. II.
j. Z. Ryder and family, who have been
living in the Holbrook house on South
Main street, are now occupying a tene-
ment in the William Bass house on Park
street.
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the office Of United States marshal, and
his petition has been signed by a large
number OF influential men in the central
part of the state.
Mrs. c. E. Abbott, who has been con-
fined to her bed with a complication of
for nearly two months, is now
able to sit up for a few hours at q time
but is not yet strong enough to leave her
room.
The marriage of Arthur {. Brown of
Berlin and Miss Sarah X. Linfield OF
Braintree took place at the Christian par
sonage at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday even
ing, Rev. @. w. Morrow performing the |
Miss Mary TiIson, who has been out of |
health for some time, is so far recovered
that she intends to go Saturday to Tren- |
ton, n. j., to resume her duties as one of |
the instructors in the deaf mute institute |
Of that place.
Edwin Young, the assistant express
agent, and Miss Gertrude L.. the daugh- |
ier of Augustus King, were married at |
lhe home of the brides father, at O'Clock |
asst evening by the Rev. G. W. Morrow,
pastor of the Christian church.
Wide Awake Council, No. u, J. o. U.
4. NJ. desires to extend thanks 10 the mer-
chants who so willingly aided them, to
he Wide Awake dramatic club that SO
uccessfully produced the drama, "The
Treat Diamond Robbery, land to the pub
ic for its liberal patronage.
A promising cub of the black bear va
iety was shot by Walter Archer in the
bradford Bass neighborhood this week,
nd its carcass has been on exhibition at
. ID. Litchfield's market. The other
members of Brer Bears family, which,
is believed, comprises at least two more
abs, are yet at large.
Negotiations are pending for the pur-
base of the Abbott mill property by
entleman from Hartland, but there is
othing as yet approaching an agreement. :
ertain inducements, it is understood,
lust be offered by the village; but in the I
vent of those inducements being offered,
ne gentleman has not bound himself to I
1mplete the trade.