Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
Randolph.

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Mr.. A. s. Cushman has been quite i'll
vain The gIip.
Eugene ssgar went to Burlington Satur-
dsy On business.
Chas- Ie@ ksbufy Of Boston was in the
place over Sunday.
IL isexpected that the screen mill will
shut dow a SATURDAY.
v IN Iobey has gone to Bethel to work
IN osha's barber snop.
Miss Carrie Lamson Of Philadelphia is a
guest at j. r. Lainson's.
Miss Lena Bannister OF Warren is yisi.-
ING al Or. 4. Z. Angels.
John f. Mead has returned from a
months trip 10 New York.
HAYWOOD of Bethel visited his broth
or, J. ~. Atwood, saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs +. E. " neeler Of Wolcott
are guests at q. NJ. meCrAlis'
Mrs. John Phi ce went to Burlington
Monday 20 remain Ter awhile.
Geo. II. Raymond went to Nashua, n.
H., Tuesday Tor few Gays stay.
Mrs. u. w. Wilcox of Windsor is visit
! ing ner sister, Mrs r. "A. Thomas.
Mrs. w. w. Carpenter ana daughter,
Minnie, visited in Rutland The past week
Mr.. and Mrs.Hernert f Flint OF Spring
iieid, mass, are visiting al Lewis Fish's.
A son WIS torn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X .
Putnam of Montpelier last Week Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ). Jones Of Swantou
have been gue,ts at A. M. hubDara's TINS
week
There will be services in st. Johns
church every Wednesday IN Lent at
4:3Q D. M,
Miss Ruth Draper, who has heen i'll
since Christmas Time, Is non rapidly re-
covering.
Mrs, Free CAurcn and Jessie Psarsous
Visited in Barre and eiontp, Ler last
Saturday
Miss Nora Connolly went to Montpeli r
Friday for few Gays visit there and ia
N9rtnheid.
County Examiner e. E. Prichard Of
Bradford was here Saturday on MS way 10
Randolph Cenltr.
Miss Alta, little daughter OF hudson
Balley, Is recovering IRON severe iiiness
from bronchitis.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Ernest Tracy wednesday afternoon,
March I'd, at 23O O'Clock.
Miss Ethelynd Gould came Saturday
from the Emerson College ol O.a.Vry 70
sp no the brief vacation.
Frank Copeland retnrned Saturday from
New London, Conn.,, where ~ has been
as IS oak for ths past three weeks.
Mrs. IA. O.Huboard, who had been quite
III for some time out VINO was reported
worse last week, is more comfoltah
Miss Laura Cla.k has been al home
from Montpelier several days during the
recess preceding Washington's birthday.
Editor l.. b. Johnson went 10 Boston
Saturday for several days stay. he al
tended he y. u. bahqu,t there Monday
evening.
Earl ). Sanborn of Worcester, Mass,
visited al =. +. Abbott's tnis week lie
VAS graduated from the hign school here
in the class of a.
Miss louise Densmore returned Tues
day TO her home la Windsor. She mad
spent three years here in the employ OF
Mrs. w. b. Wall
The auction sale of property OF J. w.
Lynch, wnicn was to have occurred last
Saturday, has been adjourned until the
same DAY of this week.
The only transfer of real estate recorded
in town last week was the SAFE by Eugene
smith OF his blacksmith shop in East
Rudolph to Herbert |. Kemp.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper went
to New York Saturday 10 continue their
studies at the Cooper Union Art school.
rney expect TO return home In May.
@. A. wattles OF Bennington, post
worthy chief templar OF the Vermont |. y.
u. T., was in town the latter part vi last
week. While nere he Inspected the local
iooge OF Good Templars.
Ed Gibson and E. II. Kttredge Of Beth
ell played very acceptably for dance Civ
en- by tie Dartmouth students in Dubois
& Gays hail Monday evening. About 10
couples were in attendance.
Miss Grace Lamson attended the Junior
promenade in Burlington last Friday
evening. Her brother, Guy, was MEM
Der of the executive committees having
charge OF arrangements for the evening.
NIL. Washburn has left San Francisco
for Dyea and Skaguay, going from there
to Prince Williams Sound and from there
returns to San Francisco. Mrs. Wash
burn is to remain in California during his
absence.
Judge John w. Rowell returned last
Friday from North Hero, where he had
been holding county court. 1t was grand
Jury term and II lasted three days. This
is doing business with will. IL would De
well for other counties to follow this ex-
ample.
There were 10 tables occupied at the
whist party at Grange hail Monday even
ing. Fred Hayward aud Miss Ella Cush-
man were the successful competitors Tor
highest honors, scoring plus II; while
Fred Terry and Mrs. e. A. Shattuck, with
a score OF minus IL, were the most unfor-
tunate losers.
The beautiful flowers which were so
much admired and which were sold at the |
Cuban tea, were presented by Mrs. Gov |
smith of st. Adams and sent to Mrs. l.. p. |
Thayer to assist the charitable cause which |
the ladies' of our village had in hand. |
Gross receipts of the tea were S70.2S, which |
vas sent last Thursday to Boston.
The Dartmouth students from this place
came Saturday to remain until after the
holiday. They were accompanied by |
several brother students, John Redington
being with John Dubois; Walter Foss
and John Spring with Charles Cushman;
Ernest Seelman and Alvin Sleeper with
Walter Woodward; William Middleton
and Walter Sumner with Sherman Moul-
ton. aud b. Egbert with Bradford Mcln-
tyre.