Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06
Randolph.

friday.
Miss Anna Nichols spent Sunday il
Bristol.
Miss May Wilson went to Hartfor'
Monday.
The Dyer ice cart closes its season DC
| to Der 20.
L.P. Thayer was at home from st. AL
bans Sunday.
RIB. Lille of Montpelier was in towr
on business Thursday last.
E.A. Thacher reached home Saturday
after weeks stay in Barnard.
Waiter Woodward was at home from
Dartmouth college over Sunday.
Ira d. Williams went to New Haven
Ct, Tuesday to visit his daughters.
Mrs. A. B. Fish and son, Galen, went te
Rochester Friday to spend Sunday.
John Udall, who is studying law in
Montpelier, visited here over Sunday.
| Jack Traverse arrived home Saturday
after weeks visit with Boston friends.
Robert II. Church has taken a school In
Warren, N. H., for IL weeks at 81 per day
| Miss d. M. Corey of Boston arrived In
town Friday for short visit with friends
Charles H. Green, the we'll lum-
Der dealer OF Rochester, was In town on
business Monday.
Miss Marion Sprague of Brookield
came Friday for few days stay with
Miss Maud Lamson.
Next Sunday, 18th Sunday after Pente-
cost, Rev. Jos. Therein will celebrate mass
at the Catholic church.
d. A. Spooner began this week the
erection OF a nice two-story house on
Hale street, Weston fiat.
Misses Ella Cushman and lisa Lamson
are assisting this season in Mrs. z. X.
Diapers millinery store.
Miss Helen TLwing OF Barre arrived
Saturday and will trim for another season
in Mrs. 5. 8. Clark's millinery store.
Miss Bessie Kent came down from Barre
Friday to visit friends here. She is a
teacher in the graded school OF that city.
Mrs. R. E. Parker went Tuesday to
Waterbury, Conn, where her husband has
been working for some time as carpenter.
Miss Elsie Powers returns this week to
her duties as teacher in Emerson college.
The first faculty meeting is held Wednes-
day.
daughter, Annie Messer, are guests for a
few days of Mrs. Cushman's son, g. E.
Cushman.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard gave a
small, but very pleasant tea party Satur-
day evening In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
z. Bass.
Rev. Wesley Miller, whose charge is the
Bethel Gilead church, occupied the M. f..
pulpit Sunday in exchange with Rev. g..
o. Howe.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
of the M. E. church will meet at three
O'Clock next Friday afternoon with Mrs.
j. B. Drew.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Chadwick left Sat-
urday on visiting trip to friends in
Hartford, Claremont, Brattleboro and
other places.
Miss Matte Dunbar OF Fall River,
Mass, who had been the guest OF Miss
Louise Chase for several weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. George Hutchinson land baby,
River Junction, where they had spent
week with relatives.
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. E. church had
a very successful salad supper Thursday
afternoon and evening at the residence OF
0. B. Copeland. The receipts were s1i.
Among the messengers appointed for
the legislature,the HERALD Is pleased to
note the name Of Fred Chadwick OF this
place. Fred is bright boy and hustler.
Miss Maud Bracket OF Boston, who
will conduct the trimming work in Mrs.
Diapers millinery parlors for the next ten
weeks, is stopping with Miss Ella Cush-
man.
The topic for the Epworth League
meeting" Turning Points in Great Lives
was the subject OF an interesting address
by the pastor, Rev. Geo. o. Howe, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Smith OF Csstleton
and Miss Scott Of New York city, who has
been spending the summer as their guest,
home Monday, after few days
visit at W. s. s. Bucks.
VIM. H. Kenney, assistant steward on
the steamer Horizon, Lake George, for the
Summer, arrived home Sunday evening,
by his wife. This was Mr..
Kenney's second season.
The following letters remain uncalled
Tor in Randolph postoffice: Mrs. Ed
mund l.. Higgins, Mrs. John Rice, Miss
Lois E. Hills. Mrs. Ellen Flint, Mr.. o. w.
Allen and Mr.. Harry Rogers.
E. c. Noble OF Magill Medical college
IN Montreal is visitor at j. j. Trerise's.
He has secured position as first ward in
Boston City hospital and will enter upon
his duties there after short vacation.
Miss Elizabeth and Roy Holman arrived
louc 0dtufudy cfcutuSs dittI spending
The summer at the Profile House, White |
Mts. Clarence Booth accompanied them |
md is now guest at Heber Holman's.
Miss Mary @. Tewksbury went to Bur-
ington Wednesday to continue her work |
n the senior year at the U. V. M. Miss |
Belle Morse, who had been visiting ia |
Boston, also returned to college last week.
Misses Nellie Wyman and Name Con-
lolly, p. W. Connolly and VIM. II. La
ham spent sunday in Hartford as guests |
II Miss Luna Wilson, who goes soon to |
springfield. where she has position as |
nilliner.
The Randolph Cooperative creamery is |
eceiving 5000 lbs. of milk and making |
so lbs. OF butter per day. The supply is
aiming, bidding fair to reach 10000 lbs. |
4 milk per day soon. The factory was
tarted Nov. %, 1897, with F. r. Whitelaw |
running every other day, |
nd receiving only 1000 lbs. OF milk until
una when II 600 his were received DALI