Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Randolph.

market last week.
Royal Dubois is recovering from an ILL
ness of several days.
A son was born to John Delany and
ife Sunday morning.
+. j. Storms is spending the week at hi
home in Ellenburg, N. Y.
DR.. A. b. Gay is testing cattle in thu
northern part of the state.
Dewitt Webb and Florence Brooks re.
turned 10 Boston Saturday.
Miss Lula Adams of South RoYalton j:
spending some time in town.
Mrs. John Prince OF Burlington is Wis.
iting her son, Geo. j. Prince.
The State Sunday school association
meets at Bennington Oct. 1921.
c. G. Briggs and family returned from
their Massachusetts trip Monday.
Mrs. Jane Tatro has gone TO Connect.
cut for stay of two or three months.
Prof. and Mrs. Edwin Frost OF Hanover
visited at Willard Gays over Sunday.
Mrs. j. r. Bates and daughter, Eva are
spending two weeks in Warner, N. II.
There will be preaching at the Cong'l
church as usual next sunday morning.
Miss Sarah Thacher OF Woodstock spent
! Sunday with her cousin, e. A. Thscher.
! Mrs. John Smith OF Troy, N. Y, visited
her cousin, Mrs Levi Neeoham, Tuesday.
w. A. Mcintosh of Lebanon aud r..
NJ Mcintosh of Northtield were here Mon
day.
! Miss Anna Mic returned Monday
from visit in the western part OF the
state.
DR.. C. W. Scott of Lawrence, Mass. Wis
| tied bis brother, DR.. NJ. l.. Scott, last
week
George Walsh came from Boston Mon.
day to reside with his mother in the new
house.
Mrs. A. H. Pqttibone and child OF Man
chester, Vt, visited last week at A. Il.
Hendricks.
Miss Nellie Magennis went to Burling
ton Thursday, where she has position
as DO lkkeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. f. l. Parsons have returned
from carriage trip 10 Brandon, Addison
and other places.
A. A. Neitaum trelted a few OF his
friends to venison dinner SATURDAY at
the Newton House.
Irwin Chadw ok of Milton and Miss
Grace Holmes of highgate Springs spent
sunday with his parents.
8. NJ Flint shipped 2l0 sheep, II hogs
and so calves Monday paying Sc Tor calves,
&c. for hogs, 3c.for sheep and 4c. for lambs.
Miss Clara Lazalle has returned from
Burlington, having graduated from the
business college that she has been attend
ing.
Mis- Ned Alexander returns TO Mont
pelier Friday, having nearly recovered
from her recent shock. Mrs. Ernest Bruce
accompanies her.
Miss Matte l.. Dunbar, who has been
the guest OF ISIS Louise Chase for some
time, returned Tuesday to her home in
Fell River, Mass.
A. A. and j. w. At wood visited several /
days last week at Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton. /
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood re- I
turned to Plymouth, n. II.
The Oliver Lemay, who accidentally (
shot man in Burlington as noted in our 4
State news, was employed in Z. X. Beans
upholstery department last summer.
large party from here went Friday
evening to participate in corn husking
at w. NJ. Terry's in Peth. There was an
spread and very line time is
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Kent OF STAFFORD
visited Miss Lura Montgomery here last
week. This week they will move into
tenement in Horace HoSard's house on
Weston st.
Newton Beers, who presented several
pays lulb NiNlullN fdel lditt W III NuI ho
sistance of local talent, is once more tour
ing Vermont, appearing al ST. Adams one
evening last week.
NJ. +. Cram OF RoxDury reports that
from a colonies of bees he has taken $500
lbs OF honey, made in II 1-2 days. air.
Cram makes aspecialty OF honey and finds
Il on the whole profitable branch OF his
business.
Philip K. Leavenworth, son of A. B.
LeavenN ortb, former principal OF the
Randolph Normal school, was married last
week TO Miss Sarah A. Smith of Hadley,
Mass. MIR. LeavenWorth is principal OF
he Castleton Normal school.
VIM. Bradley of Bridgewater was in
own Monday visiting his un1le, Charles
daselton. lie brought with him he head
If a deer that he shot a few days ago near
as home, which is TO be mounted by
Charles j. White, the Besnville taxider-
mist.
Arthur Putnam is to move to Barnard
or the purpose OF caring for his father,
Who is in poor health. Mrs. Chamber
in, mother Of Mrs. Putnam, will
emain here with Miss Lyla Putnam
md they will occupy the tenement IN F.
3. Thomas house.
Pearl X. Bean, who has been conducting
furniture and upholstery business in
imith's block the past year, has assigned ,
OF the benefit of his creditors. Assets are
at Si00 and Liabilities at 81 900.
lie has done quite good business, but
tarted 10 debt and with limited capital,
he usual result following. The store is
losed. Nm. Wilson has been appoint
d assignee.
Saturday evening the patrons of the To- '
al grange enjoyed program that was {
eparture from the usual plan, its feature {
eing an informal talk by Judge VIM. III. |
lichOls upon his recent Western trip,
yelling particularly upon the climatic
nd agricultural conditions. His account [
I the methods employed in farming on
n immense scale were listened to eagerly
nd at its close he answered numerous :
ertinent queries. A unanimous vote OF s
hanks was rendered him by the grange 9
Or the pleasure afforded by the address.