Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11
Randolph.

day.
F. W. sault and wife spent Sunday in
B thel.
N. w. McCollom was in Montpelier
Friday.
Mrs. J. b. Wells was in Jonesville over
Sunday.
F. A. Hobart visited his son in Wind
sor Friday.
Henry Adams was in Bradford Tuesday
on business.
Miss Lucia Skinner of Royaton was in
town Monday.
Sherman Nc ulton was up from Dart
mouth Monday.
Miss Lois Wheeler of Bethel is visiting
friends in town.
Deputy Marshal John Boswell went to
WINDSOR Monday.
Mrs. Charles SCockwell returned Friday
from visit in Hancock.
Capt. j. e. Eldredge went to Warren
Friday, returning Monday.
Fred P. Beedle of Keene, n. H., has
been in town since Saturday.
The Grange orchestra gave their second
| dance last evening at Grange hall
Clarence Booth OF Newport, N. H., is a
guest at Heber Holman's this week.
Miss Carrie l.. Haufier was in White
River junction few days last week.
| Miss Stella Bowman of Essex junction
visited at A. f. Hendricks over Sunday.
| Rebecca Wilbur has sold her place ON
Park street to John II. Williams for $3.50
| The hills were white with snow Sunday
morning. reminder of what is in store
for us.
Mrs. DR.. Noyes has gone to Chicopee,
Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter.
Mrs. Emma S. Peters and daughter,
Hortense, returned from Cincinnati
Thursday.
Bert Goodrich, son OF l.. II. Goodrich,
formerly OF this place, has been in town
the past few days.
Mrs. l.. b. Smith and daughter, Alice,
OF Castleton are guests of w. 5. 5. Buck,
Mrs. Smiths nephew.
Hon. V. /. Spear and wife are to reside
in Randolph the coming winter, with
Mrs. George l.. Spear.
daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Lane OF Medford, Mass,
formerly OF this town.
MRS. Marion Sanborn and Miss Nellie
Stoughton Of Royalton spent Monday 10
town, visiting schools.
A. N. Culver has finished work for Col.
horses here this winter.
Mrs. James Mudgett and daughter,
Mrs. Dan Bliss OF Bethel, visited Mrs.
Abbie Bingham Saturday.
Miss Bertha Wardner was unable to at
tend To her duties In the Bell store two
days last week on account OF Illness.
Sslden Holman and wife OF Boston were
in town over Sunday. Mr.. Holman goes
this week to Maine on a hunting trip.
j. l.. Battles OF Norwich. formerly pro
prietor of the Red Lion Inn, has rented
the Park Cottage hotel at Woodstock.
w. w. Jones is at Hartford, Conn,
where his wife has been visiting some
time. They return the last OF this week.
Arthur Dukett had one ear bitten By a
horse at Moab Clark's Monday morning.
DR.. g. w. Scott took several stitches in it.
Melvin Walker is taking three weeks
vacation from l.. II. Needham's barber
shop, portion OF which he is spending in
Royalton.
Thomas Connolly is the fortunate pos
SCISSOR of $50 bushels OF potatoes raised on
five acres. One OF the varieties Is a choice
SEED potato.
AT the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing, the postponed Longfellow program
will be rendered. Each member is expect
ed to have quotation.
+. ID. handey OF Granville is rejoicing
over the close OF the deer season. A colt
and two heiiers belonging to him were
shot by careless or malicious sportsmen.
+. J. Connell, successor OF f. f. Howe
as Argus reporter, made his first visit here
Saturday He has dor good local work
on the Mortified Nelrs the past two
years.
NJ. II. Hazen of South Royalton, owner
of the Rapid Telephone line, was in town
Saturday. This line has just been extend
ed to Woodstock and now covers nearly
all this section.
A large case is being built at the Emer-
son mill to hold the public library books.
IL is ~ red birch and faces Doth WAYS. the
plan being to place it in the center OF the
room where access can be had TO the |
books on each side.
One OF George J. Princes work horses, |
which was suffering from growth in the |
throst, obstructing its breathing appara- |
tus, WIS successfully treated recently by /
DIR. A. ID. Lewis, who made an iucisinn in /
the wiudpipe below the seat of difficulty /
ard fitted Ia a silver tube a1out an inch in !
diameter, through which the horse /
breathes without trouble. II saved the
horses life.
Rev. K. Il. Basmsjian will 'ec'ure in /
Dubois & Gays hall this (Tal rsday) 4
evening on AFpeDla, turkey and Con-
stananOple. The lecture will he illustra-
ted bv one hundred stereoptican views.
II viii speak ON social life, customs and
manners OF the people in Turkey, and
will sing in English, Turkish, Greek and
Mr.. Basmagisn addressed
a union meeting at the Baptist church \
Sunday evening, which was enjoyed by a
large audience.
Carroll Huntington took the exsmina-
tion before the State Board of Pharmacy
Dctob' 9Th, and passed with high hon.
Drs. Last Wednesday he received his GER
tificate of registration from the State I
Board as "Skilled Pharmacist" and is
now 10 | fisdged spotheeary and drug
sist, entitled to practice anywhere in the
itate. Mr.. Huntington has been with c.
Z. Bigelow for the past three Years and is
hired for the coming year. BY his atten- {
Ion TO business, pleasant, obliging ways {
ne has made many friends throughout the 4,
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