Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-24
Randolph.

| g. l.. Martin was in Royalton Monday.
| d. NJ. Blanchard returned to Barre Sat.
urday.
Rev. G. W. Morrow went to Burlington
| for the day.
Orson Woodcock of Barre was at home
| over Sunday.
| M. M. Gordon OF Barre was here on legal
business Saturday.
| Mrs. G. A. Laird OF Royalton came
Thursday for short stay.
| Clayton Mann was quite badly bitten
| In the nose by his dog last Sunday.
| Bert Chadwick went to Nashua and
Concord, N. H., Monday on business.
Miss Laura Clark OF Montpelier is at
home for the Thanksgiving vacation.
There are Thanksgiving services at the
Episcopal and Christian churches today.
Miss Ella Parsons has returned from
Addison where she has been visiting rel
atives.
Miss Lucia skinner Of Royslton arrived
Monday and is guest at Hon. J. D. Dem
ison's.
Mrs. Jennie Swan returned Monday at.
ter five weeks stay with her sister at the
capital.
Mrs. Frank F. Seult went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Saturday
for treatment.
II. W. Mcintyre went to Pomfret yes
terday for a visit with relatives during
Thanksgiving.
Miss Alyce McCord is spending the
week with her parents in Worcester, 60
ing there Monday.
Mrs. Nsttie Flint returned to her home
In West Braintree Tuesday after spend
ing few days here.
A. d. Davenport, the cattle buyer from
Oakdale, Mass, shipped car load OF "a
COWS this week from this station.
Miss Emma Burnham is to spend
Thanksgi eing week with her sister, Mrs.
II. 3. Howard, in East Braintree.
Mrs. j. w. Thompson of South Royal
ton came Monday and her husband ar
rived later to spend Thanksgiving at A..
j. Fosters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Goodwin are in
WOlcott, where they went to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. G. Sheldon, Mrs. Good
wins father.
e. w. Tewksbury & Co. have bought a
car load OF wool which they will ship this
week. They paid lac. for fine and l9c. for
medium wool.
Mrs. George P. Martin OF Plattsburg, N.
Y, Greensboro acquaintance OF Rev.
and Mrs. q. w. Morrow, visited them the
last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hinkley and daugh-
ter, Maud, of Royalton came Friday and
were guests at Fabien Dupuis'. Miss
Maud returned Monday.
Mrs. H. ID. Abbott moved here from
Mortified last week and occupies the
house on South Main street recently pur-
chased by c. M. Howard.
F. o. Thompson and daughter OF Lynn,
Mass, and Harry Hayward OF Tufts Med
cal college have arrived to spend Thanks
giving at G. w. Hayward's.
Miss Gertrude Trerise returned Satur-
day from Windsor. having completed
her first season at millinery with Mrs. Il.
M. Bickford, who has branch store there.
j. w. Gabrielle, Lucius Webb, K. W.
Morse and G. w. Hayward OF this place
attended the banquet OF the Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine at the Pavilion in Mont
pelier last Thursday evening.
DIR. II. o. Blanchard has had the large
bald eagle which he recently shot ut High
gate Springs handsomely mounted by
Taxidermist Gorham at st. Adams, and 1t
now ornaments his dental parlors.
Mrs. e. A. Thomas went to Windsor
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister. Mr.. Thomas will reioin her there
on his way home from the Now York
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bassett arrived
Monday from Berkeley, Mass, and were
guests that day OF Mrs. Bassett's aunt,
Miss Emma Burnham. They are spend
ing the week at H. B. Towards in Brain
tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kimball and baby
went to Plattsburg, N. Y, Tuesday TO
spend several weeks with his broth
er, Charles. Mrs. y. e. Starratt, his house,
keeper, returned to her home in Boston
that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene d. Segar went
back to their home in Burlington Non
day, after several weeks stay here while
Mr.. Segar has been recovering from se-
rious injury to his ankle. He is not yet
ready to discard his crutch.
Course tickets for the FIVE remaining
numbers in the entertainment series ma v
be purchased at Bass bookstore for fi.25
each. The fact that almost the entire
body OF the hall is reserved for holders of
season tickets makes them much more de-
sirable than transient tickets.
Isaac Parish, a former well-known resi-
dent of Braintree, and brother in-law OF
Mrs. 8. M. Flint OF this place, died Oct.
% of appendicitis, at Miller's Corners, N.
Y, where he went some 20 years ago and
at the time of his death was wealthy
farm owner. He was 81 years old.
Charles Reynolds bear hunt OF last week
proved a very profitable afternoons work. |
Reynolds and HoisiBg tol took both besrs
to Montpelier Thursday. The proprietor
OF the Pavilion at Montpelier bought the |
cub for the banquet of the Fish and Game
League Tuesday. paying 20. The large
bear on Friday was taken to Barre and
displayed in Smith Bros meat msrket. |
q. s. Ball o: Barre purchased the animal, |
which Melted Reynolds 5000.
G. w. A. Putnam received a Telegram |
announcing the death Of his |
aunt. Mrs. B. II. Smith, at Gouverneur, N. |
Y. The funeral occurred Tuesday. She |
will he remembered by older residents as |
the daughter OF Capt. Michael jackson,
who once owned the Hale Flint farm near |
this village, where Mrs. Smith was born. |
The fact has been frequently noted by the
press that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith had been
married nearly 70 years, during which
time there has not been death In heir |
Immediate family. She was 90 years old. |
they had four sons.