Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-17
Mrs. s. 8. CLARK is purchasing millinery

MRS. .. .. ClarK is purchasing millinery
goods In Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Holman goes today tc
visit in White River Junction and othei
towns near by.
The upper portion of the DIR. Morton
house on Merchants Row is being made
| over into a tenement.
| Miss Ellen Flint OF N. Dakota who has
been visiting here, left Tuesday for Bos-
| ton for stay OF several weeks.
The ladies OF the Cong'l society are re-
| quested to meet with Mrs. E. F. Upham
next week Thursday afternoon.
Charles A. Moore OF Waltham, Mass,
! visited Messrs. Smith and Turner at the
c. II. Lamson farm over Sunday.
Mrs. John Dyer, who was called from
Massachusetts, by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Coolidge, returned Monday.
Scion Sulham has returned to town,
having finished his term OF imprisonment
in states prison at Concord, N. III.
Hon. V. l. Spear will attend a meeting
OF the executive officers OF the Boards OF
Agriculture OF the New England states at
Boston Apr. 9th.
e. A. Shattuck has purchased the Swift
house on South Pleasant street occupied
by III. III. Bean. F. b. Wood will be its
tenant after Apr. 1st.
There was a union Junior Endeavor
sociable a. the Christian vestry Monday
evening, with program conducted by the
Juniors of that church.
j. F. Carrigan has moved into 8. G.
Webster's house on School street. He is
to engage in life insurance work here,
representing the National Co.
Mr.. Miller of Bethel preached at the
Methodist church Sunday in the absence
of Rev. q. o, Howe, who was called to
Newport to otiiciste at funeral.
George Brock finished work in Curtis
market yesterday. He is succeeded by A.
L. Adams, whose place in Williams mar
ket will be taken by Harry Eaton.
A dog belonging to Peter Anderson
went mad in the house Sunday night. Ed.
Whitney was called and, taking an ak,
went boldly into the room and killed 1t.
Regular meeting OF the w. r. c. next
Saturday. The members are requested to
be at he hall at O'Clock prompt, as there
is special work to be taken up preparatory
to the regular meeting.
The wooden deck railroad bridge,
known locally as the "tin" bridge, is
shortly to be replaced by modern iron
structure, the material for which is wait
ing on cars in this yard.
j. E. Newcity returned from Connecti-
cut Monday. Miss Aida will remain
longer. Harry Newcity was thrown from
a team against a woodpile and cash cut
in bis scalp requiring % stitches to
close Ii.
j. q. Mann has let his Howard farm to
George Lane another year and his Grang-
er farm to John Silver OF Braintree.
Herbert Campbell, who has been on the
latter, will move TO the Herrick place and
work for the Moultons. Fred Rumrill,
who vacates the latter place, goes to
Mortified.
A party OF about 200 availed themselves
OF the opportunity to felicitate DIR. V. NJ.
Hardy and wife on the completion of the
twentieth year of DIR. Hardy's pastorate at
the White church. the exercises taking
place at the church last Thursday evening.
Revs. Homer White, q. W. Morrow and t.
A. Howard, representing the other
churches with the exception OF the Meth
odist, whose pastor was Die to be
present, smoke of the estee m in which Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy are held in the commun-
itv. Mr.. HARDY responded briefly and
with feeling. The principal address was
delivered by President M III buckbam OF
the u. V. NJ, his theme being the pas
toral relation. His remarks and those of
the other speakers were sincere and COM
prehensive. Music was furnished by the
choir and Miss Blanche Sparbawk rem
dered fine solo. The party was after
ward invited to the vestry, where DR.. and
Mrs. Hardy received their guests, refresh
ments we're served and pleasant hour of
social converse followed.