Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10
Randolph.

F. e. Healey, Jr., spent Sunday il
Barre.
Miss Mary Hutchinson was in Bethe
Saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Anderson spent Sunday il
| Hartford.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson spent Sunday ii
Royalton.
The agent OF the Free Press was in tow
Thursday.
Orson Woodcock of Barre spent Sunda,
with his family.
G. e. Cushman was in Roxbury Satur
day ON business.
Fred Curtis visited his father in Mont
pelier last week.
Miss Ida M. Thacher visited in Hartford
the last OF the week.
"Nick" Niebaum went to Quechee Sat
urday for short stay.
Clyde Blanchard finished work at the
express office Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Hubbard went to Northfeld
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. s. N. Gould went to Montpelier
Saturday for short stay.
Lawyer M. M. Wilson was in Williams.
town Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Shattuck went to
Barre Tuesday to visit friends.
Miss Stella Watson is visiting friends
in Barre, going there Tuesday.
Frank Porter of Orange, Mass, was q
guest last week at r. A. Hobart's.
Marcus v. Chadwick has been granted a
reissue of pension of $17 month.
Miss Ella Prisons is visiting for several
weeks in Manchester and Addison.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. 8. Buck visited in
Williamstown the first of the week.
Miss Ethelynd Gould went to STAFFORD
Friday to fill an engagement as reader.
Miss Bessie Kent, teacher in the SpauI-
ding school in Barre, spent Sunday here.
Miss Ethel Sargent has gone to Clare
mont, N. H., where she has employment.
Mrs. G. E. e. Sparhawk OF Burlington
was the guest OF Mrs. Willard Martin last
week.
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury went to Bur-
lington Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mary.
came Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mann.
Tuesday Hon. j. ID. Denison went to
Montpelier to attend the session OF coun-
ty court.
Mrs. Darius Hatch OF West Brookfield
visited Mrs. M. J. Montgomery the first of
the week.
Editor L. NJ. Hays OF the Essex Record
made the HERALD & NEWS Office frater-
nal call Thursday.
Miss Ethel Williams went to st. Adams
last week TO work for the Willard Manu-
featuring company.
Mrs. Julia Wing OF Rochester, who had
been guest at Hudson Bailey's, took her
departure Saturday.
Theie will be a social dance at Dubois d
Gays hall Friday evening. Music by
orchestra.
Rev. iona Tilson has gone back to his
home in Rowley, Mass, after a several
weeks stay In this village.
A. W. Andrews, manager OF the G. |
Brigham creamery, arrived home from |
Friday evening.
W. w. Ross, who had spent some little |
lime visiting In this vicinity, has returned |
o his home in Oil City, Penn.
Arthur Wilson OF Montpelier, who had
'een guest of Vernon Brown for a few
lays, returned home Saturday.
Misses June Fassett and Gertrude Chat
eld went to Mortified Friday and to
'arre Saturday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Booth were
allied to Newport, N. H., last Thursday
y the serious illness OF Mr.. Booths
lother.
Miss Kate Connolly OF Montpelier Wis
her on her return for a few
ays' visit.
Mrs. John l.. Hutchinson and little
aughters returned Saturday from White
liver junction, where they have been
pending several weeks.
Mrs. w. v. Phelps, wife OF Representa-
We Phelps OF Enosburg, came down /
'om Montpelier Thursday last to call on {
ev. Homer White and wife. Ii
The ladies of st. Johns church will
old their annual supper and sale of fam
= articles in Edson's hall on the after
DON and evening Of Thursday, Dec. 10.
U. 8. Grant Post, the Woman's Relief
orps and the Sons of Veterans enjoyed a !
easant social time at the Grand Army !.
IONS Saturday evening. Refreshments !.
ere served.
Next week Wednesday, at Concord, N. .
:, occurs the thirty-second annual SEES
on of the national grange, and several
embers OF the local grange are planning q
be In attendance. q
The petitions favoring the present pro-
bitory law, which were presented last y
sek to the committee on Temperance in II
g legislature, were signed by $50 adult 2
items of this town. Q
Miss Emily Miller returned from q
aitsfield Saturday, where she has been :,
aching, and will spend three weeks y
cation at home. She was accompanied q
Miss Lutte Skinner. L.
Il. w. Mcintyre is preparing a map, a !,
Ply of one made hundred years ago by
Q original surveyor, showing the topog-
ply OF the town OF Randolph. The 10
Iginal is in a very dilapidated condition. SC
The market for bear meat opened up N
trong" at Jerd's meat market Saturday IT
continued until the supply was ex- te
20 and Is cents being the ri
some are still crying for more hs
n. N
he following letters remain uncalled A.
in Randolph postoffice: Miss Mabel %
rguson, Miss Hattie Powers, Miss ID
eene, Mrs. Rebecca 7. Cole. Geo. p. an
1T, z. X. Clay, g. l.. Morris, NJ. D., and