Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-08

P. F. Chaussy's family has moved to
Windsor, where he is employed in bar
Der shop.
NJ. NJ. Wilson gave small whist party
Monday evening in honor OF his brother,
Robert, OF Bethel.
Miss Flossie V. Terry sends US a mum.
Der of wild flowers that she picked on
Sunday, March 2sth.
W.. f. Wardner, who moved to Montpe-
lier a few months since, is recovering
from a very severe illness.
Adelbert Hart and Ray Harlow went to
Worcester and Ernest Bruce to Boston
i Monday, seeking employment.
About fifteen candidates took the teach
ers' examinations conducted Friday and
Saturday by County Examiner F.E.Prich-
ard.
4 Miss Cora Scott began years engage
/ ment April LIST as saleslady in the cloak
and garment department of E. A. Thomas
store.
Miss Eta Chamberlain returned Satur-
day to her school at birmingham, Mass,
/ which she has taught for the past eleven
years.
Prof. A. L. Hardy and two little SONS of
st. Johnsbury were in town Saturday and
Sunday. Prof. Hardy went to Boston
Monday.
DIR. A. b. Gay tested eight village COWS,
is for ID. ID. Eddy and p at the George
Hyzer place last week and found all free
from tuberculosis.
B. T. Lombard tried our paid local col
umn with a "Girl Wanted" notice last
week. sit drew like a plaster" was his
remark about results.
Hon. u. S. Stanton OF Roxbury was in
town Monday, enjoying the respite from
the Marsh trial in which he had been en-
gagged for four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Riford OF Lebanon,
n. H., have been guests OF Mrs. viii Pit
kin this week. Otis Riford, also Of Leba-
non, has been in town.
The Rev. Allan ID. Brown, president OF
Norwich university. Mortified, will Off
ciate in st. Johns church Wednesday
evening, April IA, at 1880.
Miss May A. Mcmahon, who is engaged |
in the household OF Clarence Moulton, is |
spending a two weeks vacation at her |
home in New Brunswick, n. j.
Harriet NJ. and VIM. f. Gilbert have |
sold their place at East Randolph to A. @. |
Oseood, and Sarah Goodrich has sold her |
place on the Tunbridge road to A. b.
Tracy.
The select dance at Grange hall Friday |
evening was attended by about fifteen /
couples. Manchester's orchestra fur
nished music. An unusually pleasant
time is reported.
Mrs. Iona Chase has hired the lower
tenement in the Mcintosh house on Pros.
pect street. Her goods ate stored there
and she will begin housekeeping as soon
as her school year closes.
Fred Drawbridge has moved from the
Howard block to h. n. Rising's house on
School street and Henry robey from the
- IT. al
he MeCrillis house on Dudley street.
Hermon Spencer ran large silver into
the little finger OF his right hand at the
screen mill last week Wednesday. 1t
deeply into the flesh and the
point came out at the back OF his hand.
e. II. Tewksbury has accepted a good
position in the salesroom OF the Rambler
Bicycle company at Boston and left town
Mr.. Tewkst ury's services
Tor this company have, it seems, earned
him substantial reward. His family will
make its permanent home in Boston.
Workmen are distributing the poles
to the erection OF the new
inc OF the New England Telephone COM
)any. The present line south OF this place
will be replaced by a double wire system,
lffording the copper circuit that is so adj
for long distance teiephoning,
md the same line will be continued to
Montpelier.
Mrs. Eunice, widow OF the late X. z.
died Saturday afternoon at
Ter home on Pleasant street, where she
lad been cared for by Mrs. Anna Ames
Turing long period OF illness and i'm
,aired mind. Her age was nearly IS years.
Death was the result of old age. She had
ived 80 years in Randolph, being native
4 Westford. Her husband died twelve
ears ago. She left no children and the
L. ,t,ts, ,hnxr N |
ard OF Springfield, Mass, was brought
10 in the Richardson family. Mrs. Rich
rdson was a member OF the Congrega-
ional church. The funeral was attended
{ the house Tuesday afternoon, Rev. v.
4. Hardy officiating.