Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-01
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.)

Nfrom preceulnB puget
Isaac Thayer OF East Bethel spent Sun.
day in town.
son was born Tuesday to Mr.and Mrs.
o. II. Tucker.
E. b. Hammitt OF Springfield, Mass, is
in town today.
Cadet Fred Webster of Northfeld is Wis
iting in town.
DIR. G. ID. Frost OF Hanover, ~ H., was
in town Monday.
Morris Filion has gone to Buzzard's Bay,
Mass, to work on railroad.
Clarence Hodges is at hone from Will
liams college during vacation.
John Prince of Burlington has visited
his son, G. j., during the past week.
Mrs. Morian is in New York for instruc-
tion in the latest styles in dressmaking
Nj. Monroe of Boston, who has been
guest at d. r. Goding's, returned Tues
day.
Capt. and Mrs j. e. Eldredge are ex.
pected home from Washington, ID. c., Sat-
urday.
e. c. Noble, a student OF the McGill
Medical college, is visiting at j. j.
Trerise's.
Col j. G. Dimick of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting this week at Fred TeTry's and
G. f.. Abbott's.
Mrs. Nj. H. Hazen and Miss Jennings of
South Royalton visited Miss Ada Bur-
roughs Tuesday.
Mrs. f. w. Sault was called to Franklin
Falls, N. H., Tuesday by the serious ILL
ness OF her sister.
George Tatro OF Boston, brother OF Alex
Tatro, has purchased the Wash burn place
near Alex Tatros.
Fred Chatfeld has finished work at w.
II. Junction and goes Friday to work in
barber shop at Barre.
F. e. Prichard, county examiner, holds
teachers examinations here Friday and
Saturday in Edson's hall.
Mrs. VIM. Pike, who has been quite sick
with the grip for nearly three weeks, does
not improve very rapidly.
Fred c. Davis left this morning for
Worcester, Mass, and Joe Neff for Meri-
den, Conn.,, where he has work.
A solo by Miss Minnie Carpenter was
Inadvertently omitted from the report OF
the Neal Dow celebration last week.
''Chick" Steele is suffering from quin-
sy sore throat. Guy Downing of North
field is assisting at Hayward's barber shop.
The Salisbury furniture ia story is closed
for the remainder of the week to await the
arrival OF stock. The mill has plenty of
orders.
The National Life Insurance company
has paid to Mrs. Kate Soper the insurance
of 81 OPP carried on the life of her late
husband, e. L. Soper.
Lewis Goodhart of Boston and Mrs. Ell
len Sault of West Boylston, Mass, attend
ed the funeral OF their brother, Jerry
Goodhart, .Ir., Friday.
Ray Harlow has finished work for Clar-
ence Moulton and goes to Worcester.
Mass, Monday. His place is taken by
Frank Kenney of Mortified.
Mrs. /. S. Chase returned Tuesday from
Neponset, Mass, where she has been since
he death OF her mother. Her father, J !.
r. Dsggett, and his great grandson, Par
ker Daggett, accompanied her home.
This is All Fools day. II you see a coin
on the sidewalk look sharply to discover
the string tied to it or the boy behind the
coin before STOPPING to pick it up. This
is also the day that the listers sally forth,
which is a vastly more serious matter.
j. G. Mann's double team ran away
down Main street Just before noon today,
spilling several cans of milk and breaking
off hitchiDg post. The pole struck Lew
is Kibbee's horse. which was hitched in
front Of Edson's store, but did not serious
ly iniure it.
GIOI. anu MIS- DenutDs VINO Will appear
here next week with the glass show, were
formerly with Besdle's Bell Ringers and
later with the Beedle & Prindle's Pleasure
Party. They have fine reputation as
musicians and lately have taken up glass
blowing, etc.
The village trustees have granted the
New England Telephone company permits
sion to extend its line through the village
from South Main street to the Hoyt cross.
ing. The company will continue its line
through West Braintree, Roxbury and
Mortified to Montpelier.
On the advice of Boston physician, }.
ID. Wheeler will seek a different climate
temporarily in the hope of recovering from
the serious bronchial affection from which
he suffers. He will accompany his broth
er, DIR. q. A. Wheeler, to Kirksville, Mo-,
Saturday, where he will remain il the
change is favorable. II moi. be will go
further West. He expects to be away
about three months. The postoffiee de
partmeDt has granted him leave of abb
senee. Mrs. Wheeler will take his place
in the Office.