Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
Randolph.
Carl Sault returned to LYNN Frid

Carl Sault returned to Lynn Friday.
VIM. Mann was at home over Sunday.
John f. Mead is visiting in Barre this
week.
w; II. Messer Of Barre was in tow over
Sunday.
- Mrs. Geo. ]. Prince was in Lebanon, N.
h., last week
Miss Bertha Wardner has been visiting
In STAFFORD the past week
Arthur Bean returned to his college
duties at Burlington Monday.
DIR. A. G. Bailey was called to Williams
town Monday in consultation.
The union meeting next Sunday even.
ing Will be at the M. E. church.
Miss Lena Flint of jamestown, N. Oak,
is visiting relatives here this week.
w. b. Hatch, general purchasing agent
OF the Z. V. X. r., was in town Monday.
Everett B Proudman is the new .4rqus
reporter. H. halls from Meri len, Conn.
The Brigham creamery pays % Ia cents
for butter fat for December ana the Co.
operative pays % cents.
Nelson Martin, who had two ribs crack
ed by being knncked down by a team last
week, is improving rapidly.
Augustine LaPoint of franklin, Mass,
has Sid her place near Hoyt crossing to
Frank II. Burr of Foxboro, Mass.
John Drew takes Henry Walkers place,
the latter having gone to Fifchourg with
his mother, Mrs. j. j. Butterfeld.
The meeting OFT the Good Templars last
Thursday ev ming was public The W. Z.
Z. U. furnished nice literary program.
Willis II. Waldo and Lena NJ. Ferris,
both OF Randolph, were married at East
Randolph Jan. 18th by Rev. +. T.. Davis.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. y.
church will serve a hash supper n the
church parlor Thursday from $3.50 p. m.
on.
Mrs. viii Pitkin has moved into the
Joseph Buttertield house, the family of
the latter having moved to Fitchburg,
Mass.
Willfred j. Raymond and Julia VI Pscor,
both II Granville, were married Saturday
at the Christian parsonage by Rev. q ".
Morrow.
Charles ingalls, OF Barre has purchased a
half interest in the barber shop OF his
brother in-law, Il. n Bean, aud moved 10
"a, place occupied BY his mother in law,
Mrs. Lucretia Pearsons.
Last Sunday, the harness on VIII
Ryder's horse broke while driving throu-
a pitch nole. The occupants OF the sleigh
dismounted and watched
q nurse Kick the sleigh to pieces.
rhe Randolph savings bank has install
ed thirty safety deposit boxes ia its vault
There is no need OF Randolph people ly-
Ing awake o'nights now fearing that some
one will make off with their vauables.
At the Massachusetts Homeopathic
hospital at Boston Saturday Miss Lucy
Robinson was operated on for a tunar,
which was successfully removed, the
patient enduring the operation well. DIR.
George w. Scott was prese mt, having been
to Boston twice during the week for that
purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Alien have taken
to live with them two little American
brother and sister, the boy about
six and the girl only one year old. They
were secured through the agency OF the
orphan asylum at Fitchburg, Mass, and
are indeed fortunate to find so good a
home.
Mann & Allen gave credit and advance
money to Will Masterson, an employe OF
The railroad, to the amount OF about 80
Mastersou assigned TO them
his pay, but when the check was banded
him be collected the money and fled to
Bethel, where be found work in the shoe
shop. He was arrested Friday for embez-
element, but procured bail and bis case
VIII come up later.
Susie, wife OF Henry Hull, died at II
a. m Sunday of cancer of the stomach.
She had been In i'll health for some time
but not long confined to the house. Her
age was 20 years. She leaves hu '5and,
a little daughter, a mother. Mrs George
Whitney, and three half-sisters. She was
a memoer OF the Christian church. Fne
funeral was held at the home Tuesday at
2 p. M, Rev. g. w. Morrow officiating.
The Randolph Musical association held
its annual meeting Thursday evening and
re elected the old board of officers:-J. ID.
Denison, president; A. c. Bailey, vice
g. W. Morrow, secretary; w.
L. Lamson, treasurer. It was decided to
hold three days convention, Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday, Feb. % "a and /
25. Beedle's orchestra will PROBABLY be
engaged. The conductor and other talent
have not yet been engaged, but commit |
tees are at work securing them and no ef-
fort will be spared to have the soloists OF
r superior order and to insure more sue.
ressiul convention than last year, which
Ill singers OF this section will pleasantly