Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-24
Randolph.
lool BEGAN Monday.

| Randolph.
school began Monday.
March robbins are numerous.
Barre. eas ~
Jonn Drew has been in Brattleboro sew
Springfield. :"
A. A. Flint of Troy, N. Y, was in town
over Sunday.
George E.Mann of Quechee was at home
| over Sunday.
heys. v. M Hardy and G. w. Morrow
exchanged Sunday.
j. b. Wells was in Montpelier and Will.
Jamestown Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Tilson OF Maiden, Mass. is
In town for short stay.
Bernice, little daughter OF Charles
Briggs, has chicken .pox.
Pearl Blodgett started Friday night on
his return trip to Alaska.
A daughter was born Sunday night to
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Scott.
A. w. Dickerman Of White River juno.
ton was at home over Sunday.
G. q. Meader started this week from Los
Angeles, CAL, for the Klondike.
Henry M. Sawyer OF Boston spent few
days last eek at q. A. Thacher's.
Miss Ella Bixby returned to Newbury
Monday after months stay here.
Miss Laura Clark is at home from
Montpelier for the Easter vacation.
Miss Name Connolly spent Saturday
and Sunday in Montpelier and Barre.
So swift was the breakup last week
that wheels replaced runners almost in a
day.
Frank Campbell has gone to Whitehall,
n. Y, to work helping install an electric
plant.
s V. Holman and wife of Boston were
at j. f. Lamson's from Friday until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wall and daughter,
Lucy, went to Boston Monday for few
days stay.
Navigation has opened on Weston fat,
but vessels of deep draught still take Sc
rious risk.
Mrs. Mary Chamber was called to st.
Johnsbury Monday by the selious illness
OF her uncle.
Ben Beedle is very i'll at Keene, N. H.,
with what the doctors pronounce quick
consumption.
Mrs. Ned Alexander of Montpelier is
home OF her father, e. 7. Lille.
The remains OF Zeba Lamb, former
resident, W no died in Granville aged IS,
were brough. here Saturday and placed in
he vault.
Prof. N. j. Whitebill of Montpelier has
been in town this week. Mrs. Wbitehill
is caring for her father, who is seriously
i'll at Peacham.
Alfred Eaton had bad spell with his
heart at Bethel last Thursday and was
brought home. He is now able to be
about, however.
T. Kempton and wife are to move their
goods from New York state to the McIn-
tosh house aud make Randolph their
home in future.
Miss lisa Lamson returned from Bur-
lington Tuesday, having completed os-
teopathic treatment, which has been OF
great benefit to her.
A. L. Newton went to Hanover Friday
to attend the annual meeting OF the
Dartmouth Interscholastic Athletic asso
citation and was elected its president for
the ensuingy ear. The annual meet is to
be held at Hanover May 25th.
The Boston Globe has given further evil
dence OF its enterprise by making ar
engagements whereby its papers get here
ach day on the l :35 express, coming via
Wells River. In these exciting "war
times" readers like the news hot.
a. ii. Allbee OF Bellows Falls was in
town Thursday looking after Judge Reads
Congressional candidacy, and l.. p. Nor
ton OF Bennington was here several days
last week on insurance business and, in
cidentally, trying to FIX up fences for Gen.
Mccullough.
The c. Brigham Co. paid its patrons
e, 900. 50 for 292 ,572 lbs. OF milk delivered
In February; 21c. per ID. net for butter
fat; $1.02 1-4c. per 100 lbs. for milk.
Average test, 487. The surplus allowed Is
the same each month, IA 2S-100 per cent.
Butter made, IL, 1851 lbs; average. IL S7-100
lbs. of milk for pound Of butter.
J.P. Cleveland, ST., celebrated his s5th
birthday Sunday. number OF friends
called on him aud extended congratula-
tions. He has been confined to the bed
over a year and is very deaf, but suffers
little and bis mind is quite clear. Mr..
Cleveland Is undoubtedly the Oldest Ma
son In New England, having Joined In
1924.
Removals: George Pratt from Hoyt
crossing to Russell Woodward house;
John Averill from Sault house on Weston
street to place vacated by Pratt; Mr..
Barnes from Bethel Gilead to place vacat-
ed by Averill; Walter Davis from Herrick
house on Weston street to Vinton house
on So. Main; George Pinney to house va
Gated by Davis; M. J. smith to Goodwin
house on Mil street.