Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-27
Randolph Continued.


FIR. T. Donahue OF Mortified was in
town saturday.
The library will be open Saturday Me-
mortal day) as usual.
Miss Emma Seymour went to Lebanon,
N. H., Tuesday to work.
Mrs. Electa Cushman Of Barre is visit
ing ner son. G. Il. Cushman.
H.B. Salisbury was in Windsor and
Ciaremont Tuesday on business.
DR.. \. {. Bailey and wife went yesterday
to Springfield, W., for a two days visit.
John Gleason and wife of Warren ere
visiting AIRS. Gleason's brother, Dr.. q. +.
Upham.
II. e. Bentley OF st. Adams, excursion
agent for the c. V. X. r., was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton and daughter,
Daisy, went to Boston yesterday for few
days stay.
The Post requests merchants and bust
ness men to close their places OF business
/ from to Memorial day.
Miss Anna Farnsworth OF Braintree has
m oved to Randolph and is living in the
family Of p. j. Blanchard,
The screen mill paid S563 in wages last
week. The mill will probably shut down
/ July LIST until fall trade opens.
5. NJ. Flint's shipment Monday 10
/ hogs at 1-4c.; So calves at l-2c.; IL
sheep. Spring lambs bring &c.
A. 5. Burroughs began work in j. G.
/ Mann's store Monday, having sufficiently
recovered frem his long illness.
Henry W. Tewksbury was in town from
! Burlington Tuesday. His family will ar
| rive in about two weeks for the summer.
Frank Griswold has sold 114,0O0 IT. OF
/ lumber at Roxbury to q. Il. Andrews,
who recently purchased the Tewksoury
mill there.
Mrs. Harriet Mcbride has moved into
/ Charles Holman's place and will take
/ boarders. Frank +. Sault is to occupy the
] place vacated.
There is a splendid opportunity in this
place for a Kindergarten school. Some
young lady with a knowledge of this
work could make success.
/ The c. K. sociable at Clarence Mann's
Friday evening was well attended and en-
loved. Miss Louise Chase gave Rotations
and refreshments were served.
The claim of Allen w. Jones against Il,
1 H. Howard for keeping two heifers was
referred to n. w. McCollom and ID. Ii
Morse, who found in Jones' favor.
Mrs. Ned Alexander of Montpelier is
spending the week in town. Mr.. AleXan.
der will come here the last OF the week
and they will return on their wheels.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Clay have finished
work at the Red Lion and are housekeep-
ing in the Dubois tenement on Fales
street. Mr.. Clay is working in the Sails
I bury mill.
Randolph Grange orchestra has bills
out for a concert at Randolph Center
June 9Th. Miss Carrie Hautler has been
engaged as soloist and Galen Fish as e.o.
cutionlst.
DR.. j. NJ. Ryder OF Woodstock was the
victim OF a runa way last week, caused by
the breaking of harness. He was IN
conscious for some time, but is now aole
to be about.
Mr.. e. F. Emerson OF Champion Village
n. H., has written that he expects to come
here either this week or next to take pos
session Of the Abbott mill property, fol-
which be has traded.
A meeting of the Randolph Book clut
is called for Tuesday, June 1, at 3 p. m. at
the residence OF Mrs. E. o. Blanchard. AL
members of the club are especially re-
quested to be present to transact business
for the coming year.
Next week Friday occurs the first an
nual meet of the Middlebury college In
terscholastic Athletic association. A. l.
Newton will contest the quarter, half and
mile runs ana perhaps in the hurdles. g.
E. Ryder viii ride in the bicycle races.
DR.. Kemp of Montpelier last week cap
tured the biggest trout ever taken at
I Greens boro. 1t was - inches long, Il
inches around and weighed 10 pounds
Some Of our local anglers who recently
returned empty handed are almost in
clined to try their luck again.