Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-03
Randolph.

Randolph.
A; B. Fish as somew hat worse las
a eek.
Mrs II. c. Allen has been quite ill tn,
irwin Chadwick of Milton visited her,
over Sunday.
Herbert Salisbury vas in Boston tn,
nrst of he week.
capt J. Il. Edredge has returned from
washington, ID. &.
George Whitney suffered a very slight
shock Saturday evening.
MIS-, Margaret Smith went to White
River junction Saturday.
Mrs; Flora Davenport of East Topsham
visited in town last week
Arthur Hunter and wife OF Windsor
visited here over Sunday.
Miss Ella Cutter of Concord, n. H., is a
guest at w. {. Emerson's.
John Church, an "oily" fellow nova
Gays, was in town Monday
Mrs. f. e. Dubois and Miss Mary Du-
Bots spent Sunday in Hanover.
Bradford Mcintyre was at home from
Z
Mrs. Atel Bowen has gone to White
River junction 10 stay for time.
j. w. Gabrielle gave a whist party
Thursday evening TO few friends.
Albert Grover and wife OF Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting at n. &. Greene's.
Mrs. j. B. Wells is recovering from a
recent illness, as is also Miss Edna Brown.
T.. l.. Bass shipped a carload OF ash
In a. 90 a fNbfRnFata EnI Mpndusf
The legal fraternity have been in at
tendance at Windsor county court this
week.
The Odd Fellows conferred the initia-
tory degree Monday evening on one can
didate.
Allen ID. 0lmstead was last week grant
cd an increase Of pension from $40 to Sl2
month.
Nathaniel Hart can show hens egg
measuring Ia 8 12 inches IN circum-
ference.
w. w. Rogers of Hardwick visited his
cousin, z. X. Bean, last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Quimby Of St. Adams was
guest of Miss Alice Hobart Friday and
Saturday.
Charles II. Tewksburv OF Boston was in
town the latter part Of the week on bush
ness tip.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF St. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. Homer Whiie
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clara Ketchum was called to Bos-
ton last Thursday to clre Tor her sister,
Mrs. 5. l.. Horner, who is sick.
Bonnie Be=dle who has been i'll for the
past two weeks, has gone to visit his
father, c. G. Beedle, at Keeue, n. IL.
Fred Lamson OF Rockiand, Me-, and
Mrs. II H. CAFES of ware, Mass, have
been recent visitors at Roland Smiths.
Miss Sadie LOOMS, who has been visit
ing IN various pifts OF Massaci. sets for
I he past few months, returned nome last
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Griffith OF Bridgeport,
Conn, who came 10 attend the iuaeIal Of
Der step father, Abel Bowen, returned
home Monday.
The district meeting OF Masons will be-
gin Feb. Sth at 2 p. IN. SO as to give suff
cient time for all three degrees To be ex- /
empiiheu. Banquet will be served at 6.
DR. Z. o. Blanchard, after attending the |
meeting of the California party at Hart I
ford last Friday, went with Mrs. Banch-
ard to Hanover, N. H., returning Monday. 4
A silver flew from tensnter ct the |
screen mill last Thursday aud struck w.
II. Kenney just over the left eye, bruising
The optic and narrowly escaping destroy
ing lis sight.
Curtis Tinkham arrived Saturday from
Altman, Co !, aud will spend a m ath or
two here tfying TO throw off hard cpds a
incurred by cons ant work IN god mne
near Cripple Creek.
The board OF civil authority viii meet
next Thursday and Fcid Y, FEB. 10th sno
L1th, am the auditors gill m ct MoadaY
md Tuesday, Feb. 14th and 18TH, to settle
he off ii OF the town for the current
year.
At the Reoekah whist party Friday
'velii.g the first prize was secured by Z.
W. Hayward AID Mrs. 4. E. Dean, with
score of plus 81 John Manpey and
Fred HAYWARD were tail enders, scoring
mus 20. Tnere were nineteen TABLES.
Tn next party will be held st. Nalen-
ines evening.
Much interest is manifested in the Pro-
liOition VS.. High License debate at Du-
3ois & Gays hall Friday evening. The
iisputants have already been announced.
The Judge are to be j. W. Rowel, Rev.
]. o. Howe and II. w. Mcintyre, and DIR.
\. Bailey will preside. The Grange or
.hestra will furnish music. The HERALD
uggests that the audience be permitted
O vote on the merits OF the question.
wednesday,, JAN 20. 1890 was OuS dwell
\ second anniversary of the wedding of
dr and Mrs. B. Howard Smith OF Gou-
-erneur, N. Y. MIR. Smith was born at
ViIiiarfstown in 1900, and his wife at
Randolph in 1906. These people are well
nown here, and have many relatives in
Vermont. Mrs. smith was Caroline,
laughter of Michael JACKSON, and was
,orn on the place now occupied by John
danney.
Civil process is to be given one oppor-
unity to show its prove Uefore martial
ave is declared on School street. As the
,utcnme OF the "Battle of the Snow PATH"
ait hfuIlv chronicled in last weeks issue,
3irney 1. Pratt as arrested Monday on
complaint made to Town Grand Juror
Hodges. charged with assault and battery
admitted on the person of E. e. Spicer
me case vas called at Boyden's office
monday. but the respondent asked for a
until be could prepare his
..se. which was granted by Justice Gran
,er and the trial set for next saturday. A
ury trial is in prospect ano fun galore Tor
nectstors BoydeD for the State; Deni
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