Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-20
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Mrs. Adrian Hatch is slowly recovering
from quite severe sickness.
! Leland Rising from Providence, r. l..
| is at home on short vacation.
Miss May Proper OF Windsor has beer
passing a week with her aunt, Mrs. A. j
| Curtis.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at three
O'Clock Friday afternoon with Mrs. g. w
Morrow.
There was young peoples sociable at
the vestries OF the Christian church Mon
day night.
Mrs. Carr OF Goffstown, N. H., is stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Henry w.
Tewksbury.
Miss Lottie Tilson OF Lowell, Mass, is
the guest OF her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Tilson.
G. w. Rugg of Boston has been visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Henry Soper, but left
town again Tuesday.
Mrs. V. M. Hardy went Monday to Nor
risville to meet her brother from Ohio,
who Is East on visit.
Miss Gillette OF the University OF YER
mont spent Sunday with her college friend,
Miss Mary Tewksbury.
Barnet the past week, on visit to her
brother, Wales T. Bass.
Mrs. a. e. Kendrick is Frustrated with
a hard cold that threatens to deveiop into
an attack OF pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams have tax
en- their departure for Franklin, Mass,
where they may possibly locate.
Mrs. Eunice Richardson, though not
considered critically ill, has been con-
fined to her bed for several days.
There will be no dancing school Friday
night but social dance, to which every
one is invited, will take its place.
Miss Anna Nichols arrived Monday
from Middlebury college, having received
news OF the illness OF her mother.
Another firm of granite manufacturers
from Barre were here Friday, looking the
territory over with view to locating.
Mrs. w. F. Wedgevood went to Man
chester, N. H.. a few days ago to accom-
pany her mother, Mrs. Herrick, home.
A. H. and H. B. Bell are at the New
York markets this week. The former bias
been in Massachusetts the past two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland is now nicely set
tied in the upper part OF the Howard
block, where she has opened dressmaking
rooms.
Levi Needham and Henry Gravelin, the
BARRIERS, have dissolved partnership, and
the latter is now working in shop at
Montpelier.
Mrs. William Line OF Mortified was
down yesterday but only remained short
time in fireplace.
Leon Latham, who has been passing
two weeks vacation at his home in South
Royalton, Is again pursuing his legal
studies with J. D. Denison, ESQ.
Next Monday, Captain j. e. Eldredge,
Hon. James Hutchinson and Miss Josie
Emery start for Washington, d. G. Judge
Hutchinson will be absent bout month.
Hon. Zed s. Stanton OF Roxbury, states
attorney for Washington county, and G.
M. Davis, Esq, OF Northfield were here
Saturday to see Judge Rowell on some
legal business.
DR.. and Mrs. E. O. Blanchard gave a
very pleasant tea party Saturday in hon.
or OF DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Wheeler OF White |
River junction, who remained over Sun
day with them.
The Valentine party at Miss Jessie |
Church's was quite successful affair. |
There were present between forty and |
hfty young people, who were most de. |
lightfully entertained,
A. N. Culver has gone to White River
Junction to do a few days. carpentering
At the junction House. When that work |
Is finished, he will go to Taftsville, where
he has secured employment.
The evening express, due here at 5;15.
ran over man at the crossing Just this |
side OF Middlesex village Monday even
ing, killing him instantly The unfortu-
nate victim proved to be Dwight Darling.
landlord OF the Middlesex hotel.
Miss Laura Carrigan, who has been
leaching in East Corinth, is at home for
weeks vacation. Saturday she returns
% East Corlnth to teach select school OF
light weeks. Master Hartley Houghton
u South Newbury, one,of lher pupils. ac-
,ompanied her home.
"The Coming Storm" is the subject OF
henry w. Tewksbury's lecture in Dubois
y Gays hall Friday evening, FEBRUARY
18th. The admission will be twenty five
,ents; reserved seats, thirty-6ye cents.
me tickets will be on sale at Bass book
tore after nine O'Clock Monday morning.
r.. l.. Huntington has secured a fine
tudlo in Burlington, in the Powers block
IN Main street, just opposite the Y. M. C.
!. puiiding. His suite OF rooms is only
.nc Hlgnt from Tine street, and is being
ltted up IN elegant shape, Mr.. Hunting
on expects to be ready TOR business in the
queen City about the first Of April.
Signal service reports are now sent to
MS postofiice every afternoon and are at
nee posted in the front room SO that peo-
ne can take notice and govern themselves
ccordlngly. II there is any change after
ne frst report has been sent, a second re-
ort is sent from White River Junction in
ne morning. For to-day the report saws
OF ~ degrees colder than yesterday.
General satisfaction is felt at the pros. /
ect Of lecture by Mr.. Henry w. Tewks-
ury, whose fame as an orator reaches far
eyond the borders OF his own state. Il ,
long time since the people OF Ran
olph have had the pleasure OF listening |
their distinguished fellow townsman.
nd many expressions are heard, indica. /
We that the present opportunity viii not