Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-06
Randolph Continued.
he Graded school resu med Monday

The Graded school resumed Monday.
Everett Lane has been on the sick list
w. B. Wall went to Boston Tuesday on
railroad business.
The installation of the Rebekah officers
took place last evening.
Daniel Putnam was quite i'll last week
! but is now convalescent.
Miss Mary Tewksbury returned Tuesday
to Wellesley Bills Mass.
Miss Svbil Carr of Waterbury is guest
of Miss Caroline Haufier.
Ed. Hatch has moved to the tenement
over j d. Mitcheil's store
Prof. N. F. Merrill Of the U.V. NJ, spent
Sunday with Robert Morton.
George Draper returned to Boston Sun
day night, after short visit.
Ruth, daughter of N. NJ. Draper, has
been quite i'll with lung fever.
The Informals meet next Monday even
ing with Mrs. E. o. Blanchard.
A. B. Fish and Mrs. Micah Mann were
both quite Ill last week, but are improv-
ing.
Miss Amy Osgood OF Chelsea YVES the
guest of her sister, Miss Ada White,
several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tabor OF Montpel-
Ter spent New Years with Mrs. Tabor's
uncle, c. Il. McCrillis.
w. A. Mcintosh OF Lebanon, n. III aud
Herbert Mcintosh, city engineer of Bur-
lington, spent Sunday here.
John Chase and Robert Morton are
members of the U. V. NJ. banjo club tina
appears here Monday afternoon.
Hon. V. l. Spear and d. H. Morse have
been attending the Dairymen's ana Sugar
Makers conventions at st. Adams this
weeK.
Henry A. Tredo and Florence H., daugh-
ter OF L. j Blskely, were married Christ
mas day at No. Randolph by Rev. Almon
Shepherd.
George Adams has moved from Gaysville
to Mrs. Huntington's tenement on School
street and will work for Marcott & Hayes
in their sawmill.
The w. r. c. will hold a sociable and
supper at Mrs e. T. LiIley's next week
Tuesday evening from 5 O'Clock on, to
which all are invited.
The Randolph National bank paid to its
stockholders on the first of January its
forty first consecutive semiannual divi-
dend of three per cent.
The past few days have been pretty cold
for stringinG electric wires, but progress
is being made and the button will De
pressed about Feb. 1st, we are told.
The Ri. Rev. Arthur G. A. Hall, d. H.,
Bishop of Vermont, has pres nted toIRaD-
dolph Public library copies of his works
to the number of eight bound volumes
and three pamphlets.
Fred Davis, " no has good position as
sn employee OF the Profile House, White
Mountains, ca me Tuesday to visit at Fred
Bryant's. His wife has been with Der
mother here for several days
Miss Sue Balkan of Randolph, Mass,
has been in town the past week, the guest
of Miss Clara Dubois and Miss M. Lucina
Saxton, who were college acquaintanees at
Mount Holyoke, 1874 and '95.
New Years day brought us a welcome
since which time winter has
been on in real earnest. Sunday morning
dropped to 20o below and Tues
day to 20 in some cold spots.
Miss Cora Scott has finished work for
the present in E. A. Thomas store. She
will begin another years engagement
about Apr. LIST. She goes today to visit
in Massachusetts for a few week
The firemen's bail Tuesday evening
was attended by about 20 couples, " no en-
ioyed 2 very pleasant evening. The Grange
six pieces, furnished good music.
Ned c. Buck and Miss Emogene Buck led
he grand march. Supper was served at
ne company's quarters. The net receipts
we're about $50
Misses Grace Lsmson and Annie Walsh /
ave a pleasant whist party Saturday even
ng at W. f. Lamson's to their college /
friends. about 10 ia number. The pariors I
Eere testefuliv bsdecked with college col /
us. Monday evening Miss Walsh enter 4
aimed 4 small n hist party in honor Of her .
riend, Miss Cara Hsndry.