Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-25
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D.. o. o. Davis of Northheld was here
Friday.
Hon. II. W. Vail of Pomfret was in town
Friday.
Ray Dole of Mortified was in town
Monday.
r, Q. Q. Briggs aud wife spent Sunday in
Mrs. z. S. Stanton of Roxbury was in
town Monday.
Hon; Cassius Peck of Burlington was in
town Thursday.
NJ, MISS Louise Densmore returned from
Windsor Monday.
Editor F. N. Whitney OF Mortified was
In town Thursday.
Perry Riford and wife returned to Leb-
anon, n. H., Tuesday.
l.. p. Thsyer has been in Newport and
st. Johnsbury this week.
Charles Stimets of New Haven, Conn,
Is spending week in town.
Mrs. George Hove is with her sister in
Rochester this week, who is i'll.
hAEh. j. D. 1Eckell OF bfhOIOfO was a
| guest at e. E. Evans last week.
! Dr. +. G. Angel has engaged the north
end OF Cushman's block for his Office.
The Salisbury mill is not running this
week Edgar Salisbury is in Boston.
The little daughter Of Fred II. Smith
was quit III last week with tonsilitis.
J Il. Smith returned to Boston Friday.
Mrs. smith was unable to accompany him.
T.. A. Shattuck lost his nice six year. old
bay horse Sunday night from distemper.
There are few mourners in town for
the defunct Bay State Insurance company.
Carl Edminster OF White River juno
ton has been spending the past two weeks
here.
Charles Gabrielle OF Hayerhill, Mass, IS
visiting his father, j. w. Gabrielle, this
week.
Mrs Rebecca Wells went Monday to
Moore's Mills, n. Y, for visit OF several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Howard are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. F. p. Bartlett, in
Boston.
Miss Mary Mcintyre entertained num-
Der OF her young LADY friends Friday
evening.
Mrs. l.. B. johnson entertained Rev. 6
w. Morrow's Sunday school class Tuesday
evening.
"Dick" Bannister cut his left hand Sc
verely recently with knife while skin
ming skunk.
Mrs. Lulu Tinkham, a compositor on
the Newport Express, Is visiting her home
here for week.
Miss Jennie Godfrey, who has been
teaching in South Royaiton, is at home
for the vacation.
Miss Alice Erskine returned Tuesday
from Warren, Mass, saving finished ner
millinery season.
Prof. w. X. Messer, who has been in
town doing optical work for the past
month, left Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Cbambsrlin and Mr..
and Mrs. +. I. Lille are spending
in Montpelier.
Miss Laura Clark, teacher in the Union
school, Montpelier, is at home Tor a
week s Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers of South Royalton
and Miss Georgia White of Bellows Falls
are at Rev. Homer Whites today.
The death of Mrs. Mehitsble Paine, no /
lived formerly on lower Central street, is
noted ia the Randolph Center items.
II. NJ. Dufur's suit against DR.. Allen in /
which be claims 30,O00 damages, Is To be 7
tried in Woodstock ut the December term /
of court.
Herbert Salisbury took business trip .
in western Vermont last week, also at
tending the Fish and Game banquet at
Rutland.
]. j. Stimets goes this week to take +
charge of the Brigham creamery al Wai-
lingford. The West Braintree creamery +
has shut down.
DIR. Curtis Kent, who has been practice
ing dentistry at Charlotte, n q, viii 4
open an Office at Barre soon. lie studied
In DIR. Blanchard's office here.
Every one seems to be going to the ster-
eopticou entertainment, "a Trip 10 Gait
fofnia," Friday night. judging from the
large sale of tickets up TO the present time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbit Siiverthorn OF
Roanoke Va, is 10 contribute memorial
window to he Christian cnureh ~ mem
Dry of her late parents, who wee attend
ants OF he church.
Prof Villas is football enthusiast and
"a saturday sent Harry Phillips, Clarente
W sbb and Arthur Sauit TO see the Y. v.
NJ. Freshman sophomore game az Bur
lington at his own expense.
The first whist party Of the Rebeksh
series was largely attended Friday even
NO. tWentysiX tables being occupied.
The prjzs 81 inners were 4. ), blanchard
md Mrs c. z. Cushman, who scored plus
II TIE next paTty WIZ ne hela next week
Friday evening at Edson's hall
About ten tons OF Thanksgiving poultry
ras Skinned from this station last week,
.hc lea6iu,s hippers being Flint 4 Row
an. 3. 500 lbs; l.. B. kiboee, $500; +. ".
Few ksburs & Co., $500; II. NJ. Gaylord,
0e0. TURKEYS brought zoe. and chickens,
n 10 12c. There is a scarcity of turkeys
his wear and prices are three TO four cents
| mound better than last yesr.
The purchasers of the {. II. Lamson
arm are Zenas G. Smith and Nathan L.
Turner OF Lincoln, Mass, and the consid-
ration named in the deed, s3,iOO. The (
newcomers, who moved to their purchase
Monday, appear to be bright, energetic ,
men. who win do their part In promoting !
he con- unity's interests and are worthy
4 a warm welcome. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Noble. the late owners OF the farm, who
ave made many friends in town during
heir short residence, will spend the win
err ia Canada.