Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-05
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Norman Nichols is charging his barn.
town. a.
Mrs: Bert Chadwick returned from
Bethel Friday.
John Smith of Cavendish is here for a
few weeks stay.
Fred Chatfield OF Barre spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs: Frank Gould and son OF Gaysyille
spent Sunday here.
James Hutchinson is repairing and re-
painting his house.
Miss Alice Coulmbe returned to New
Hampshire Monday.
Mrs. Avery Thresher and baby went to
Northfield Saturday for brief stay.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Holman on Hebard hill
Nelson Brown has returned to Hamp-
den, N. T., after a short visit at his home
here.
Mrs. lamar Angel entertained Mrs.
smith OF st. Johnsbury last Thursday and
Friday.
Chas. Woodland, proprietor OF the
South Royalton House, was in the plate
Monday.
Miss Clara Huse of Morrisville came
last week to visit at the home of her BROTH
er, A. j. Huse.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Anna Chase Wednesday afternoon,
May IL, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Miss Florence Lamson arrived Saturday
evening after a several months stay in
Philadelphia and New York.
Oliver LeMay returned to Burlington
Saturday after a visit to p r.. Bean, for
whom he formerly worked as upholsterer
XIV. Morse OF White River Junction
was in town Saturday. II is reported
that he will leave the junction House
after July LIST.
Mrs. Jennie Bass has moved from the
Adams house on Main street into the up
per tenement Of the Kendrick house on
Pleasant street.
Miss Mary G. Tewksbury was at home
MED by Miss May Villas of Winooski, a
niece OF Prof. Villas.
/. The ladies OF the White church held an
afternoon tea with Mrs. M. A. Tewksbury
Wednesday, the Goth. Mrs. M. A. Tewks-
bury, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. e. A. Thomas
received.
At the next grange meeting, held May
14th, the question for discussion is,
"Resolved, that the action OF the United
States in lentering into war with Spain
is justifiable." Several applications for
membership are also to be considered.
Mrs. Hermon Morse went to Montpelier
Saturday to visit her husband, who is
working there. Misses Ida Thatcher,
went up to see "Pudd'nhead Wilson" at
the opera house that evening.
At the whist party in Grange hall FRI
day evening there were seventeen tables.
DR.. Scott and Ida Battles carried of first
honors, their score card showing a gain
OF % points. H. e. Sharpe and Miss Min
ME Carpenter sustained heaviest losses,
their record being minus 10. A vote was
taken to hold one more party and the
have attended any OF the series OF parties
are invited.
Miss Alice Hood reopened school Mon
day in the "Old White church" neighbor-
hood in Bethel; Miss Clara Dubois re-
suned teaching in the Adams district;
Miss Mabel Wadleigh began a term OF
school in Brookfield, ISIS Lizzie Holman
one in West Braintree, and Miss Mary
Hutchinson is at Connecticut Corners;
Miss Carrie Eaton is again teaching in
East Randolph and Miss Emma Moses in
the Beanville district.
There was a jury trial at Wilson's Office
last Friday in the case of w. A. Scott vs..
Mr.. LaBier or Granville. The latter
ssstood in" for the pay for suit of cloth
ing ordered by one OF LaBier's workmen.
The latte + claimed the suit did not at and
has left the state. The jury decided the
claim was a proper one and rendered a
verdict for Plaintiff Scott for SIS and
costs. Wilson for plaintiff; Edgerton of
Rochester for defendant. No appeal.
Tue chief event OF this week at Hanover
Ia he graduation of the senior class from
the Thayer school of civil engineering.
]. Laroy Mann of this place is one OF the
1--we candidates for degrees. His thesis is
entitled, "Design OF a System for Storage
and Distribution OF Water Power in
Hanover" Ho will also present ga De-
sign for Power Plant in an Adjoining
Vermont Town." His friend, w. II.
Ham, who has accompanied him here
several times, also writes upon the latter