Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-04
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.)

! w. c. Davis is failing in health
1 Edwin Whitney went to Boston Tues.
/ day.
Edwin Morgan has been quite i'll with
pneumonia.
1 II. NJ. Miller is confined TO the hous,
/ by lameness.
Charles Ingalls, of Williamstown is Wis
! iting at Elmer Beans.
/ Miss Ada Burroughs was in Bethel and
South Royalton last week.
/ w. b. Wall went to Boston yesterday
| for two or three days stay.
! Arson Burroughs is slowly improving
after an illness OF ten weeks.
A. Il. Bell will visit the New York mar.
kets on his Washington trip.
Mrs. Thomas OF Waterbury is stopping
at c. w. Hayward's few days.
Miss Laura Clark is home from Essex
Junction to spend her vacation.
The W. c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs. G,
w. Morrow Friday at three O'Clock.
Charles Robinson Of East Randolph
died Tuesday night. The funeral is today.
Miss Carrie Lesser of Mortified is stop
ping with Mrs. L. l.. Soper for short
time.
Mrs. E. 5. Putnam OF Barnard is visit
ing her uncle, E. 4. Thatcher, for a few
days.
Miss June Fassett has finished her
school in Sharon and returned to Ran.
dolph.
I Win Ryder has been of duty at Mann
a Aliens store several days on account Of
illness.
Harry Eaton gives concert at Roches-
ter this evening with +. e. Evans graph
ophone.
DIR. A. p. Grinnell Of burlington was
in town last week to see Fred Mcintosh,
who is sill seriously i'll.
Bernice, the little daughter OF c. r.
Briggs, has been threatened with pneu-
mona, but is improving.
Rev. Homer White is III. J. d. Denison
olliciated as lay reader at St. Johns
church yesterday morning.
Mrs. Pearl Bean is expected home from
Boston soon. The doctors pronounce the
sight Of one OF her eyes lost.
Mrs. s. 5. Clark is to move to the tene.
ment vacated by G. n. Tewksbury, whose
family boards at the Red Lion.
Misses Eta and Nellie Harwood go
soon to New London, Conn, to locate
permanently for dressmakiDg business.
Nj. l.. Chadwick is undergoing treat
ment in Burlington for a stomach trouble.
His brother, Mark, has charge OF his pool
room.
Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia. Newell, son of W.
II. Pierce, is also very i'll with the same
malady.
Arthur Dukett fell through the elevator
opening at the screen mill Tuesday ana
was stunned for some time but not serious
injured.
G. 5. Moulton returned from New York
Friday. He was accompanied bv Judge
Rowland, who left for New York the
same day.
Adrian Hatch finished work this week
in Moses livery stable and begins work
for D. T. Dyer. His place is taken by his
brother Ed.
DR.. V. c. Goodrich had been assisting
in the treatment OF Mrs. DIR. Fletcher of
RoXbury, who died Sunday OF typhoid
grip, aged "a.
Gustavus ID. Parker died at his home in
Boston yesterday OF apoplexy. He was
the son OF David Parker, who as a boy
lived in the family of Avery Fits.
4. A. Thomas window trimmer has
again shown his originality in fashioning
very good imitation of the capitol
building at Washington, which is much
in the public eye this week.
The W. r. c. held very pleasant socia-
ble with Mrs. Alfred Eaton Tuesday even.
ing, about 60 being present. Frank
Stevens won the prize for writing the
largest number of articles found on a
plate. Ice cream was added to the bounti-
full banquet.
The Rebekahs gave another enjoyable
entertainment in the form of a progressive
whist party of about twenty tables at Ed
sons hall Tuesday evening. As far as we
have been able to learn, Miss Ida NJ.
Thacher and Miss Alice Herrick won the
first and last prizes. Ice cream and cake
were served.
1t is expected that some of the officers
and members of Rising Star Grange of
Bethel will attend the meeting OF the
grange in this place Saturday evening
and witness the initiation of fourteen
candidates into the work of the first and
second degrees. A communication has
been received from the secretary of the
Bethel grange inviting the officers of the
order here to instruct twenty-five candl-
dates in the same degrees in the grange
at that place next Monday evening.
About forty of the friends of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Marvin Parmenter gathered at their
home last Monday evening to call to mind
their thirty fourth wedding anniversary.
1t was a compete surprise to the worthy
couple. After making molasses candy
They formed for a grand march to the mu-
sic OF Mr.. Parmenter's violin. The guests
then served cake, ice cream and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmenter were presented
with handsome tea set, several smaller
articles and a small sum Of money as
pleasing mementos Of the occasion.