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

]. W. Tilson OF Barre was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Clough has returned from
Montpelier and Barre.
@. W. Drew and son, Leon, go to War
rem this week for short stay.
Misses Alice Hobart and winifred
Chadwick spent Sunday In Montreal.
Hon. ID. o. Denison OF Royalton visited
at j. ID. Denison's several days last week
Mrs. Anne Sherlock OF Sharon and Miss
Belle Wynn OF Bethel were here Tuesday.
c. J. Bell OF Walden, master OF the state
grange, was guest OF A. A. Priest last
week.
Mrs. Daniel Bragg OF Greenfield, Mass,
visited her niece, Mrs. g. w. Drew, last
week.
A hot box at South Royalton DELAYED
the morning accommodation Tuesday
somewhat.
Eight candidates will be initiated In the
first and second degrees at the grange
meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs. L. j. Sargent, who has been In
Burlington the past two weeks for medi-
cal treatment, returned home Tuesday.
Frank Wood, who has been taking an
enforced vacation because OF illness, went
back to his work in Barre the last OF the
week. s sfor1Le egfI ftT "
Basket ball promises to soon claim as
much attention among the school girls as
the military drills receive from their
brother students.
Thursday Of next week occurs the next
whist party at Grange hall. At the last
one plus is was the highest score and
minus 20 the lowest.
(yleetic gtevana hoo y,,ovaa &c.. ~
Vile to the farm vacated by G. M. Blais-
dell, who now occupies the Russell Wood
ward farm in Bethel.
The members of the Rochester club are
requested to meet at ID. G. Dyer's FRIDAY
evening at O'Clock sharp to discuss the
dinner question.
A letter lately received by friends here
reports that A. g. Bradish of Maiden. |
Macs, who sustained serious shock sew
srai months ago, still continues to inn
prove steadily.
A gang OF men have been at work on
he Main street railroad crossing this
week, placing new ties and raising il
omew nat, but hardly enough TO put Il on
he elevated list.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will hold
baked bean social with Mrs. Albert
dorse and Mrs. Hubbard this (Tbursdayl
fternoon and evening. A cordial invi-
alton is extended to all.
Mrs. G. s. Parkhurst, who has been
pending the summer with her, son in
vichita, KAN, has gone to Elgin, Mimi.
. spend the winter with her sisters. one
I whom she has not seen for Al years.
Miss Ellen Cram, a trained nurse of
arlington, who has been in town the
asst week visiting her cousins, Mrs. q.
Y. Barnes and Mrs. Albert Culver, and :
u acquaintances, returned to that city !
londay.
VIM. F. Blood is fitting up the rooms in
le north end OF the Smith block, lately I
acafed by Beans furniture store, and 2
I'll soon locate his growing grocery BUSH I
ess there. The store vacated by him in Q
le Stewart block will be occupied bv r.
4. Newton, whose workshop. has been the
d Barnes studio.
w. B. Wall was one of a COMPANY oil c
majors and representatives who visited p
'nator Griftith's fish hatchery at Lake s.
rifiith, Mt. Tabor, Sunday. The lake is s
100 feet above Mt. Tabor station and has II
cilitles for Matching 1000, 900 trout eegs- d
d will soon be the largest commercial Il
b hatchery 10 the world. m
Among those who went to the capitaI
sferday to attend the reunion of the B
~ Vermont regiment were Mr.. and Mrs 70
r. Cleveland, Miss Jennie p. Cleveland hi
!. and Mrs, B. /. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. ii dc
Rising and Mr.. and Mrs. George How SO
!. Mrs L. 2. Thayer, Miss Maurine "a
d Harrison Thayer, Mrs. L. B, Johnson an
d children and Miss Cora Hayes, Mrs wi
"a. b. Wall and Miss Lucie and Rev. "a. tn
Morrow also went to Montpelier an
adnesday. lv
aturday afternoon Cummings Marsh tn
Joshua Ford INDUCED In a juvenile sei
me In q. W. Barnes store. Thev 70
USED little interest among the specta. kel
az nrst, such pranks on the mart ~ OIL
OF the actors being Of too freonant no
urrence to occasion remark. Perhans hol
'ary the monotony or possibly becsnss Il {
otner combatant became too much n tie
nest, Marsh suddenly struck Ford sew tau
tunes with his cane, cutting his face but
inilicfing bad scalp wound. Tse adu
IN is as comfortable as could he 49, ami
go. Threats of legal action have hen
ros but the champion Is still Al Iergs