Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-02
Randolph Continued.
(From preceding page

Potatoes are zoe, ana scarce at that.
Ernest Sault came Monday from Boston
w. Ascot was in Springfield over Sun
day.
VIM. Mann was in Boston the first OF
he week.
II. B. Bell is in the New York markets
this week.
Harry Beedle OF Keene, NH, is in town
this week.
Mrs. viii Cushman returned from Der
by Monday.
Miss Margaret Carrigan spent Sunday
in Montpelier.
Miss Jessie Church was in Hartford the
first OF the week.
Miss Helen Howe Of Northfield has been
visiting here this week.
Miss Rose Cooper OF Plainfeld is again
stopping at DR.. Bailey's.
Editor Belknap Of Bellows Falls visited
II. Z. Allen over Sunday.
Erwin Whitcomb is visiting in various
places in New York state
Miss Kate Guptil OF Springfield, Mass,
is guest at A. II. Beedle's.
Will Tobey went to Barre Monday to
work in Mears' barber shop.
l.. p. Thayer and r. b. Thomas are at
Highgate Springs this week.
Hamden Mcintyre is surveying the new
addition to South View cemetery.
Miss Annie X. Mead went Monday to
Barre to visit Mrs. Walter Morse.
Mrs Clayton circuit OF Roxbury has
been visiting ner father, j. b. Wells.
Fred G. Harris, wife and child of New
York are visiting at w. ii. Dubois.
Mrs. Margaret Smith is recovering from
quite serious illness at Morrisville.
Rev.G. O.Howe of Northheld has moved
into DIR. Bailey's house on Prospect avenue.
Miss Bell is in New York buying miln-
merry for her department IN the Bell store.
Galen Fish assisted ID. E. Cooling in the
Flo-al hall at the Interstate fair last week.
Fred Chandler OF New Boston, n H.,
visited at NJ. A.Tewksbury's over Sunday.
The rejuvenated Mechanics band will
pay ''Uut" Saturday evening for the only
Time.
IL. II. Bean and wife attended reunion
of the Bean family at Haverhill, Mass,
Tuesday.
The Christian Sunday school picnic at
Mari Castle park Thursday was most en-
joyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bowman and Robert
of Essex Junction we're at ID. Il. Goding's
over Sunday.
A. g. Putnam came Monday from Prov
idence, X. l., where he has been at work
several months.
III. E. Salisbury went to Greensboro Sat-
urday Tor few days. The mill has not
been running this week.
Mrs.Chloe Smith and Mrs.tanny Sevey,
who have been visiting at j. IL. Lamson's,
have returned to Boston.
WI. Ryder took possession OF the Red
Lion market Monday. Il. +. Tilson in
tends to remove from town.
r. f. Brown and wife of Williston and
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Smith of Cambridge
visited at J. B. Wells Sunday.
Mrs. J. f. Lamson and daughter, lisa,
went to Morrisville Friday, where Miss
lisa is to receive ostevpathic treatment.
e. H. Thayer OF Mortified, manager of
several creameries, was in town Saturday
to confer with the creamery committee.
Miss Harriet Chase has gone to Aurora,
n. Y, where she will visit brother be.
fore returning to her duties as teacher at
Atlanta, Ga.
AFRO ID. Lamson left Saturday night for
his home in Philadelphia, having secured
a situation with the Lippincott Publish
ing company.
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Goodale and daugh-
ter, Florence, of Nashua, Ia, are visiting
in town. Mrs. Goodale was formerly Miss
Jennie Spear.
Mrs. f. E. Copeland returned with Mrs.
c. w. Howard to the latter's home in
Maiden, Mass, and will visit in that vi
eiuity several weeks.
j. ID. Wheeler has been elected one of
the five directors of the American Associa-
ticn for the Advancement of Osteopathy.
Dr. g. j. Helmer is the other eastern di-
rector.
Mrs. Hardy was called to MorrisviIle on
account of the sickness of her mother last
week Wednesday. Mr.. Hardy followed
Monday, her death having occurred on
Saturday.
Still another chapter in the Lane Hyzer
legal complication Is opened by a new suit
brought by Hyzer against Lane for breach
OF the terms of a lease. Damages alleged,
$500. Boyden and Denison for plaintiff.
c. w. A. Putnam got the forefnger OF
his right hand cut Oh a saw at the Sails
bury mill Saturday. DIR. NJ. L. Scott am
putated the member at the first joint and
the bone as far as the second
joint.