Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-15
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Gilman Chamberlin was in Bellows
Falls Monday.
MSS. .. ). Clark, milliner, went to Bos.
ton market Monday. -'''
The Dartmouth college boys returned to
tnelr duties Tuesday.
Frank Morse, now OF East MontpeIier
was In town last week.
K. W. Morse's goods have been brought
mere from the Junction.
Walter Dompier of White River juno
tion was In town over Sunday.
Orson Woodcock and L. Watson are en-
gagged In carpenter work in Barre.
There was no game Of ball between Ran.
ooiph and Brookfield here Friday.
George e. Mann and wife of Quechee
were at his parents over Sunday.
Judge Rowell began term OF court at
Newfane, Windham county, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Williams went to Holyoke,
MASS, Monday. Her daughter went to
Windsor.
The five months old daughter OF George
u. Pratt and wife died Sunday OF cholera
infantum.
| Mrs. Hattie Lamson was called to Brook.
field Sunday by the illness OF her father,
ID. M. English.
Most Of the balance OF ]. w. Burt's
household goods are being shipped to him
at Orange, N. j.
Miss Alice Erskine went to Salem,
Mass, Monday to resume her duties as
millinery trimmer.
Levi Hall OF Atlanta, Ca, and Mrs. A. j..
Hunter OF Windsor were guests at Z. A..
Shattuck's Monday.
| Mrs. l.. p. Thayer attended the state
convention OF the Kings Daughters at
Bennington last week.
Fred Smith went to Syracuse, N. Y,
Friday, where he will learn the drug bust
ness with DR.. Goodrich.
Bert Hastings and wife OF franklin, N.
H., and Frank Hastings OF Fitchburgh
are spending the week In town.
M. ]. Montgomery and family were in
Roxbury Saturday to attend the funeral
OF an aunt OF Mrs. Montgomery.
The colored Southland quartette gave a
high class concert at Grange hall last
Thursday night, clearing about s13.
Miss Flossie Forbes has entered the
Montpelier Methodist seminary, where
she will take years business course.
Rev. w. /. Chalmers OF Riverhead, L. L.,
who Is a guest at j. p Cleveland's, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Congl church Sun
day.
The dance Thursday evening in Dubois
q Gays ball was the largest and best of
the season. Ernest Kittredge OF Bethel
played.
Miss Anna F. Treat, who had been a
guest at c. +. Moulton's for several weeks,
returned to her home in New Haven, Ct,
Monday.
There was no preaching service Sunday
at the Christian church on account OF the
attendance OF the pastor at the con ference
at Belvidere.
F.H.Chandler and wife and Mrs.J.N. Nc
Call and Mr.. Swift returned to New York
Saturday. Mrs. McCalls absence is for
few days only.
Robert Parker went to Waterbury, Ct.,
Monday. He will do carpenter work there
and at Providence, returning about the
first of December.
w. ]. Gabrielle attended the Main cir
Gus at Barre Tuesday evening with party
OF Mystic Shrine Mobiles, by invitation OF
Proprietor Mains.
A large delegation OF ball cranks went
to Bethel Saturday to witness the nnai
game OF the Triangular League IN which
Bethel defeated Rochester.
Mrs. Joseph Butterfield OF Fitchburg,
Mass, is in town this week. Her son,
Henry Walker, came with her and Is back
at his old place in the Needham barber
shop.
Col. and Mrs. Chandler returned Satur-
day from their trip In Canada. They
went as far north as Quebec and report
very fine time. Col. Chandler LEFT Tor New
York Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, who
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p. Woods, returned to Boston today, &C,
companied by George Walsh, who VIII
spend several weeks at the huo.
Randolph has some bad, bad boys.
They throw stones at the street lights and
cut bicvcle tires. The penalty for the
first is Vergennes, for the latter instant
death IL caught In the act.-lSt. Adams
Messenger.
IL. Lewis, who had been spending the
summer in town, returned MONDAY 70 nls
home In Providence, r. l. he played
third base for the Randolph ball team
during the League series and diu excei-
lent work, besides proving himself pop
ular fellow. He expects TO pess mex. sun
mer here. He is Tufts college STUDENT
Burglars took advantage OF the absence
of electric lights Thursday nignt snu
pried open the rear door OF j. h.Lamson
store. They then burst open ana rlnee
the money drawer, securing only ABOUT
two dollars in change. They took moth.
ing else that has been missed. A night
Waterman was placed on duty until the
lights resumed.
On September LIST, through an arrange.
ment made with the Pullman 70. sno 'pe
Grand Trunk Railway Co., the Z. Y. n. y.
esta blished Pullman buffet sleeping car
service to accommodate the large SUNNY.
: ea,-sI az this time of year returning 70
rhicago and the West. This Pullman
sleener leaves st. Adams daily, except
Shicago via q. T. railway, arriving there
At 9: 10 D. m. the next night. Esstnouan,
this car leaves Chicago at ll:so 2. "a, a.
living at Montreal the second morning :.
: .so az " here Connection is made with our
d sry' ernress leaving Montreal ct . q; m.
for ali New England points. THIS VIII be
q great convenience to the traveing plo