Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-23
Randolph.
Mrs. j. M. Atwood is ill.

phis' y. M. Atwood is Ill.
Miss Nettie Dupuis is on the sick list.
ID. Morse was in Mortified Monday.
here.
Mrs. J. W. Rowell was in Burlington
Friday.
:, Charles Dole of Mortified was in town
Monday.
Mrs BigeIow is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Smith.
The Odd Fellows elect officers next Mon
day evening.
Henry Martain of Williamstown was
here Monday
Fred P.Lamson of Rockland, Me, was in
| town last week.
Dr.. NJ. L. Scott was called to South
Royalton Monday.
Miss Manney is spending two weeks
vacation in Boston.
Miss Matte Culver Of st. Adams is visit
| ing mere this week.
Clyde Blanchard is driving the express
team during the rush.
Ethan Allen is home from Springfield,
Mass, for a short time.
Mrs. +. T.. Evans spent Sunday at Dr.
r. NJ. Chase's in Bethel.
Miss Alice Erskine is assisting at Bass
store during the holidays.
James MuIaly has moved into the Chad
wick house near the bridge.
The Brigham company is 70 put in new
DeLayal turbine saparators.
Mrs. Judson Fits went Tuesday to
Springfield Mass, on a visit.
The Graded school closed Friday for a
two weeks holiday vacation.
Carl Edminster has returned to his
work at White River Junction.
T. S. Sinclair OF West Lebanon was the
guest OF y. Z. Buck over Sunday.
DR.. g. A. Frost, wife and two children
Of Hanover were in town Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. N J. Whitehill OF Mont.
pelier are spending the week here.
Charles Whitaker, a new reporter forthe
Argus, made his first visit here Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. b. Johnson and Miss
Maud Lombard were in Montpelier Friday.
Il f. Emerson has been on business
trip to Brattle boro and vicinity this week.
II. w. Mcintyre was in Pomfret several
days last week repairing telephone lines
c. l.. Hodges was in Bellows Falls and
Brattleboro on business the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. A. Putnam gave
small whist party to neighbors MONDAY
evening.
Misses Carrie and Fanny Draper are at
home from New York city for two weeks
vacation.
j. F. Lamson is laid up with a lame
knee and Capt. w Tres takes his place in
the store
Mrs. John Abbott returned Friday TO
Boston, after spending three weeks with
her parents.
Harry Hayward returned yesterday
from TUFTS Medical college at Boston Tor
his vacation.
Judge Rowell went to Burlington Mon
day to resume the session of ChitteDden
county court.
A. w. Andrews, manager OF the Brig
ham creamery, is at Walingford for a
week on business.
"Little Ferr,t" was greeted with a full
house at its reproduction at Grange hall
Saturday evening.
WIN. A. Weyhe OF Burlington has a num-
Der Of pupils in vocal music here whom he
meets each Friday.
Miss Margaret Carrigan came from Oak
dale, Mass, Saturday for Christmas va
cation from eaching
Hon. V. 3. Spear went to Brattleboro
Monday, and Tuesday was at the board
meeting At rhettord.
Mrs. ]. A. Gould Of Gaysville and Miss
Nora Adams of South Royalton visited at
A. b. Gays last week.
Henry Cone OF Albany, n. Y, superin-
tendent OF agents for the Phoenix Life
Co, is in town this week.
Mrs. Royal Abbott aud children OF
Brookfied have been guests OF her sls0er,
Mrs. Georgia Sargent, this week
Miss Ida Flint went to ST. Albans and
Miss Fanny Prince to Burlington Friday
to spend heir Christmas vacation.
Miss Mary Dubois went to Northamp-
ton. Mass, Monday, returning yesterday,
ACCOMPANIED by her sister, Miss Anne.
"A. Priest and wife went Monday TO
Concord, N. H., where Mr.. Priest will at
tend the New Hampshire State Grange.
The Grange will confer degrees on several
candidates Saturday evening instead OF
presenting the drama that was announced.
Ed Pope is again on duty at the Red
Lion MARKET and the tenn porary assistants,
Messrs. Tilson and Whitney, have finished
work.
The Brigham creamery paid % cents for
November butter and the Co. operative
paid q cents for the eight days the cream
cry ran in November.
c. n. Grow died Saturday at the old
home In Braintree, aged 30. The funeral
Geo. o. Howe officiating. Deceased left
n } widow or children.
1t turns out that it was Jim Lees |
b other who skipped the laundry BUSH |
ne s. Ut Montpelier some time ago, leav-
ing the rent unpaid. Jim has put up /
collateral enough to satisfy the claim.
!. M. Atwood notes a curious fact in 1
connec ion with his business. In the
tast six years he has written over 600 pol
icies. aggregating over 5000 900 for the
Pho,ni Life Co., and of these 600 per-
sons only one has died during this time.
While some goods were being un-
packed in the Electric compauy's room
in Richmond's block Tuesday morning,
spark flew from the stove, alighting on
pile of excelsior, which burst into flames.
A lively fire seemed imminent, but Or
willie Bowen, with great presence of mind,
threw an overcoat over the fire and
stified il.