Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-18
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.

AEIum procuring pdENsl
Dr. II. II. Mcintyre is in town for the
day.
Herbert Salisbury is in Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. George Pinney of Hartford is in
town.
W. B. Wall has been in Montreal since
Monday.
William Skinner OF Royalton was here
yesterday.
Lewis j. Blakely has been granted re-
issue OF pension.
W. II. Dubois and Willard Gay are in
Montpelier today.
Ed Pope and wife gave small whist
party last evening.
J. b. Eldredge and l. b. johnson are in
Boston for a few days.
George Croker is worse and Mrs. Har-
ris Holman is quite low.
NJ. o. Evans OF Waterbury, father OF f..
+. Evans was IN town yesterday.
Frank o. Ellison of Northern New
York is visiting at win Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner started
Wednesday on drive to Montpelier
Chas +. Beach, assistant cashier OF the
Burlington Savings bank, was in town
Yesterday
Calvin Robinson visited his daughters,
Mrs. VIM. Mann and Mrs. Rufus Hutch
inson, few days recently.
Frank Griswold has six teams and nine
men at work drawing lumber to the
Tewksbury mill in Roxbury.
The local Daugh ters OF Rebekah will be
unaBle to work their degree at the district
meeting on account OF sickness,
A delegation from the local lodge OF
Good Templars visited the Bethel lodge
last evening and assisted in the entertain
ment.
The Rev II. w. X. Stafford OF Barre will
hold service and preach in st. Johns
church Wednesday evening, March "a at
80 O'Clock.
Howard, son OF Geo. W. Drew, has been
very i'll the past few days with bronchial
pneumonia. The boy had whooping cough
and measles in quick succession.
j. b. Eldredge has purchased the King
place on South Pleasant street of the heirs
OF the late Ellen NJ King. Either Mr.. FL
dredge or his father, j. E Eldredge, will
occupy il.
Curtis II. Kent graduates from the Bal
timore College of Dental Surgery ON Fri
day. The class numbers o.. MIR. Kent
will locate at Charlotte, N. c., to practice
his profession.
Victory Good Templars' union has Sc
cured Rev. Edwin Blake II South Straf.
ford to deliver the address at the next
union TO be held in Grange hall here the
latter part Of April.
Misses Grace and Sue Sanford left yes
terday for New York city, where Miss Sue
will study spring millinery styles, while
Miss Grace visits friends. They will re-
main about two weeks.
Louis ID. Green, 4 native of Bethel and
graduate Of the Randolph Normal school,
died last week Wednesday at Brattleboro
aged 80 years. He was a leading druggist
OF Brattleboro, where he had lived some
years.
DIR. and Mrs. T. o. Blanchard, DIR. w. S.
Curtis, DIR. q. A. Wheeler and Miss Maud
Blanchard are in Montpelier attending
the meeting of the State Dental society
and the festivities connected Herewith,
which occurs Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
We understand that an effort is to be
made to have the Braintree branch stream
from the lower dam at this village up to
its source, including, probably, its tribu-
tsries, closed to fishing for a term OF three
years by authority OF the state fish COM
missioners. The penalty for fishing in
streams posted by the state is $50 If this |
Is done, the stream will be well stocked
with trout from the state hatchery and
some superb fishing will be eDjoyed at the l
end OF the close season. A number OF our
local sportsmen are interested in the plan, /
Hudson II. Bailey hands us the follow
ing correction: sin the HERALD of March |
llth was an item stating that Hudson
Bailey and daughter, Ella, had returned
from Fruithurst, Ala, not pleased with 1
the prospect. Just what that would in. /
clude don't know. / arrived there very /
tired and sick Feb. 18th but in few days I
began to feel the effects OF the beautiful 4
climate and pure Lithis water. Circum- l
stances were such that we did not stay so /
long as we had hoped to, but even within /
this brief time ] came home much inn
proved in health and pleased with the eli.
mate and the people I met"