Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-14

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Buy carpets and draperies of Bell 81 9TH
ers at Randolph.
Frank Kezer is spending his vacation at
home.
Alfred Swinyer is in GaysvilIe for few
weeks.
C. G.. Winslow was in Brandon few
days recently.
Harry has been home from Burlington
for few days.
Mrs. Mary Rowe and two children have
gone to Chicago.
E. L. Jewett and wife have been very
sick with the grip.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll visited friends in
town the past week.
Mr.. BROOKS OF Bristol visited Mr.. Jack
mans family last week.
Gardner Aldrich is at work for Hubbard
& Barre in their meat market.
Miss Matilda Brooks of Bristol was with
Chas, Huiett and wife last week.
@. L. Gleason and Miss Hannah Kins-
man returned to Boston last week.
Miss Mabel Ea,on of Orange, Mass, is
the guest OF q. Shirley and family.
Mrs. Elects Russell has returned and is
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Stockwell.
G. A.Mosher of Sharon was 10 town last
week, looking for cattle for his pasture.
The Universalist church was beautifully
lighted by electric lights Sunday evening
Mr.. Galpin OF Connecticut has been in
town the past week for cows and young
cattle.
Miss Huldah Brooks OF Bristol was the
guest of Miss Lena Ellis Saturday and
Sunday.
DIR. Geo. p. Morris OF Randolph spent
Ga...f lo.r n L. T..fs NJ.
and family.
Hugh Murdoch, who has been with f.
A. Kezer the past few months, has gone
10 Connecticut.
Miss Ella Swinyer, who has been at
home for short time, returned to Ran
dolph Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Babcock were called
to Jonesville Friday by tue death Of their
father, Mr.. Ring.
The town of Rochester voted to bond
for the railroad $4,000 instead OF Us, 900,
as reported last week.
John l.. and Claude M. Campbell were
home from the medical college at Bur-
lington few days last week.
w. A. Ellis OF Mortified and Robert
Potter OF Gunison, Col, spent day with
F. s. Ellis and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cahee were called to
Braintree Friday by the death OF their
mother, Mrs. Mary Richardson.
Thuriow Pratt, who has been with Hem
nv Wing and family since last July, re-
turned to his home in Chaplin, ILL.,, Thurs
day.
The board OF school directors elected
Mr. Pember chairman, Calvin Morse clerk
and appointed Rev. Carleton Hazen town
superintendent OF schools.
Rev. T. Roscoe goes to Boston this week
to be absent till May 9Th, when he will re-
sumo duties. Inthe meantime the Young
Peoples meeting win be held at the usual
time and place. MH FE
The Easter concert at the Universalist
church Sunday evening was exceedingly
wei rendered by the children. The sub
ject was "The Birthday of Hope" The
speaking was excellent and the singing
was harmonious.
MIR. Whitehill did not come to conduct
the examination of teachers here last
week, but forwarded the papers to Penn
her Carrman of the board of school direct
ors and asked him to superintend the
class, which consisted OF II young ladies
and gentlemen.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary Richardson,
who died at the home of her daughter in
West Braintree last week, were brought
here for burial Sunday. The funeral was
held at the home of Der daughter, Mrs.
George Cahee, Rev. Carleton HAGEN Off
ciating. The children OF Mrs. Richardson
wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to
all who 81 kindly assisted them at the
death and burial, both in Braintree and
at their old home in Rochester, special
mention being made of the singers.