Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-08
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MIS-. Henry NSNtoh hao DeSH t"ieS 80
/ the past week.
George Bruce of Huntington was IN
town Tuesday.
Frank P Merrill of Boston was in town
over last night.
J. Winifred Flint of Williamstown was
in town yesterday.
Miss June Fassett returned from w. X.
junction yesterday.
r. A. Quimby OF Claremont, N. H., was
in town Wednesday.
The Dartmouth college boys are at home
for the Easter vacation.
Darling and Darling, attorneys OF Chel-
sea, were in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. McCrillis gave
whist party last evening.
The J. o. u. A. M. gave a whist party at
Grange hall Tuesday evening.
Arthur Cowdery of South Royalton is
employed in w. r. Lamson's store.
Us. viles of Montpelier, proprietor OF
the Pavilion, was in town Monday.
Granville Barnes is again on duty at his
store, after a severe tussle with grip.
Seven Good Templars from here attend
ed the Bethel rally Tuesday evening,
Heber Holman, Jr., gave sugar party
Saturday TO eight OF his schoolnates.
J.W. Shanks Of St. Adams, road master
OF the c. V. r. r., was in town yesterday.
Miss Luna Wilson OF Hartford has re-
sumed work as trimmer for Mrs. 5. ).
Clark. ..... l5...
Miss Sarah Gilbert OF Westiord, Vt, is
again in the millinery department OF Bell
Brothers.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hubbard was quite Ill satur-
day with congestion OF the lungs, but is
cOnvalescing.
Mrs Hiram Smith and Mrs. Levi Need
ham are enrolled on the sick list, grip be-
ing the malady.
The Baptist society and Sunday school
enjoyed a sugar party Tuesday evening az
the church yestry.
James BATTLES of Norwich, formerly
landlord Of the Red Lion, has been here
the past two days.
&. H. Tewksbury and wife gave fare
well whist party to a few friends at the
Red Lion last evening.
Miss Margaret Walsh Of Boston is stay
ing at w. r.. Lamson's. She eontemplates
making Randolph her home.
p. J.. Blanchard has moved from Brain
tree to the Newton house on Central street
and is to work for Chadwick Bros.
1t is reported that Albert Wainwright,
former resident, is to return and occupy
the Nnton house on South Main street
CT. Cleveland has finished work for
" $. :. Buck and the HERALD. George
Ryder succeeds him at the HERALD office. I
Mrs. Sarah Huntington OF Barre and 1
Mrs. VIM. +. Morse of Lebanon, N. II at 4
tended Mrs. Richardson's funeral Tues. I
day.
DIR. A. p Grinnell OF Burlington was in .
town yesterday in consultation with Dr. /
c. l.. Stewart in the case Of George .
CrocRer.
Il. h. NanOrman has moved to the tene- 1
ment over Needham's barber shop and .
Mrs. Ellen Young from Fales Street oc-
cupies the DR.. Morton house vacated.
DR.. G.. W. Scott went to Braintree yes
terday and removed about an inch and a
half OF the end Of hat pin which Per.
ham boy had succeeded 10 getting thrust
into his leg and broken or.
An adjuster of the Masonic Equitable
Insurance company was ia town
yesterday and paid claims as follows; j.
NJ. Atwood, $50; i. ID. Litchtield, s25; +.
w. Sault, $3.50; Il. L. Van0rman, go;
Ira b. Quimby, s25.
The trustees of Randolph village have
given the long distance telephone compa'
ny permission to go through the village
by some OF the back streets, but very
wisely declined TO allow Them 10 set poles
through the main streets OF the village
Northiield News.
The High school ball team has organ
lied and begun practice. Henry Lewis is
captain and +. w. Burke manager.
There is prospect OF a good team this
year, though possibly not quite up To last
years mark, which was 'star aggregs-
ton" The boys are to give a dance at
Grange hall tomorrow evening to raise
money for the association.
William f. Ward aer died at Montpelier
Monday from the effects of measles and
after quite long illness. His
age was about 10 years. He left a wife
and two small children. The family
moved from this place last summer. Mr..
Wardner was formerly employed in the
Abbott mill and was always an industri.
ous and trusty workman. He was mem
Der OF the Odd Fellows fraternities. The
funeral takes place at Montpelier to-
lay and the remains will be taken to East
RoXbuty for interment. An item on The
preceding page stating that Mr.. Warbler
was improving, which was printed before
news of his death arrived, wss, unfortu-
nately, based on misinformatioB. Mr.
Ind Mrs. Eugene Wardner are in Mont
oelier today to attend the funeral.
One of the frequent reminders OF the
railty and uncertainty of human life oc-
Boston, travelling salesman of diamonds
Ind jewelry, came Monday afternoon to
make a visit Of business and pleasure TO
4. Il. Bass. He appeared to be in his
Usual good health and spirits. lie was to
cave on the mail Tuesday afternoon and
liter dinner went to the depot to carry
lis baggage. He returned to Mr.. Bass
house at about 1;15 and complained Of
evere pains in his arms and chest. DIR.
J. p. Morris was summoned and treated
lin for disturbance OF the stomach.
lust before O'Clock he suffered a stroke
y apoplexy, became unconscious and
lied in a few minutes. His relatives
we're at once notified and his stepson, w.
!. Vincent, came on the night train and
accompanied the remains to Boston yes
erdsy morning. Deceased leaves wife, 4
laughter and two stepehildren. He had /,
'een travelling salesman for over 30 years
nd was well known to all jewelry dealers.
lie often stopped over sunday in Ran
Iolph with the late Samuel Bass and since
lis death with his son. His age was SO I
ears. His early home was in Marshfield. q
Tuesdays New York Herald contained !
report OF the failure OF the Z. 5. Dean .
ompany OF that city, which has operated !
n this state, as well as all over the union