Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-07
Randolph Continued.

Miss Ann Sargent OF Bethel was in town
last Saturday calling on relatives.
Mrs. c. r. Miller came Monday from
Worcester, Mass, TO See her son, II. M
Miller.
Mrs. George Tatro arrived Saturday
from Hartford, Conn.,, where she has been
living lately.
W. A. Mcintosh has finished work al
the Abbott mill and gone back to the mill
in Lebanon, N. h.
The next meeting OF the Chautauquan
ladies will be held Monday evening with
| Mrs. E. o. Blanchard.
Mrs. VIM. Messer and baby, and Mrs.
Electa Cushman, OF Barre, have been Wis
iting at G.. e. Cushman's.
Colonel Chandler returned to New York
Monday evening. His family do not ex-
pect to be at SMART Castle" before the
middle OF June.
| Qrson Woodcock has found employment
for The summer in Bethel, where he is to
build q large two story tenement for Will
Parsons OF Warren.
The Ladies' Library will be closed this
week Friday from to 4:30 because OF the
shareholders meeting at Mrs. Tewks-
bury's. Remember every shareholder must
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The members OF the Congl church will
have sociable Friday evening at Mr.. A.
B. rewksbury's. The subject OF the pro-
gram will be Eugene Field, and all are
heartily invited to be present.
Miss Della Badger OF Boston, Mass, one
of the former assistants OF the High
school, spent two days in town recently
with her aunt, Miss Clara Badger. She
was on her way west and will stay awhile
in Chicago before going to Owatonna,
MINI.
At the road machine trial held at Barre
April 10th between the Western Reversi.
BILE, represented by j. B. Wells OF this
town, and the Climax, represented by Mr..
Cook of New York, the first nsmed ma
chine was pronounced far superior to the
Climax. Barre and Orange purchased
Western machines.
The Randolph friends OF Mr.. Silas B.
Spalding, whose home has been in Barre
for several years, will be sorry to learn OF
his death at that place on Saturday last.
On April 18th he had paralytic shock az
fecting the nerves and rendering speech
almost unintelligible, and from that time
he failed gradually until his death.
w. w. Morton has sold his place on
School street to Mrs. Lucius Webb OF East
Granville. The Webb family will take
possession about the time of the opening
OF the fall term OF school which one OF the
boys attends. Mr.. Webb will continue his
lumber business at East Granville as here
tofore. The family will be welcome adj
dition to the citizenship Of Randolph.
Colonel A. B. Chandler has purchased
the Greene Griswold place on South Main
street of Mrs. L. G. Tilson, who Is to have
the privilege Of remaining there with her
children for year at least rent free and
possibly as much longer as she likes. It Is
understood that the colonel paid so good
price for the property that Mrs. Tilson
10 able to realize quite sum over and
above the mortgage.
The officers elected by the ladies OF the
W. @. T. U. at their annual meeting Tues
day afternoon were Mrs. Susie Morrow,
president; Mrs. Fanny Lewis, LIST vice
president; Mrs. Irene Dyer, End; Mrs. Sa.
rah Rogers, Sd; Mrs. v. M. Hardy, 4th;
Mrs. H. M. Miller, 9th; Mrs. w. W. Car
penter, secretary; Mrs Ellen Newton,
treasurer. Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury, Mrs,
Mary Holbrook, Mrs. H. M. Miller, Mrs.
Ira Williams and Mrs. Fanny Lewis were
chosen delegates to the county convention
to be held at Newbury, May 1928. The
for the coming year ares
Mrs. Fanny Lewis, flower mission; Mrs. |
Emma Peters, press work and physical |
culture; Mrs. Irene Dyer, evangelistic |
work and systematic giving; Mrs. E. T. |
Lille, temperance literature; Mrs. W. w. 1
Carpenter, Union Signal and Vermont
Home Guards.