Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
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Monday.
Id. LitchfieId went to Boston Monday
on business.
Miss Ada Burroughs spent Sunday in
South Royalton.
Bert Chadwick was in West Hartford on
| business Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Smith spept last week at
White River Junction.
Will Holman went to Boston Monday
in search of employment.
Mrs. Edward McCrillis visited her sis
ter In Plainfield last week.
Mrs. Ruth Bigelow of Detroit, Mich, is
guest of Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Misses Ella SwInyer and George Mann
visited in Rochester Sunday.
Judge j. w. Rowell was In Barre and
Wiliiamstown last week on business.
George Bush OF Boston was a visitor at
Fabien Dupuis' the first of the week.
E.A. Hatch arrived home Friday from
visiting trip to Brandon and Chittenden.
Allen Lamb OF Northfield was a visitor
at Hon. w. B. Wallis the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Electa Cushman came down from
Barre last week to visit at q. e. Cush-
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. W. Morse and baby
went to White River Junction last Friday
to visit.
Miss Chloe Martin OF Jericho has sue
ceeded Miss Sara LOOMS as table girl at
the Newton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Odette of Spring
field, Mass, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank p. Mann.
Miss Alice Coulmbe was called to Bethel
last week by the serious illness from drop
sy of her aunt, Mrs. Burrelle.
Mrs. L. ID. Wheeler came from White
River Junction Saturday to spend a week
with her sister, Mrs. l.. P. Thayer.
G. L. Story Of Milton, A. H. Billings OF
Lebanon, N. H., and f. A. Leland of Nor
walk, Conn, were In town Friday.
The Randolph orchestra postponed its
dance, which was to have been last Fri
day evening at Dubois q Gays hall.
Representative II. NJ. Wing OF Roches.
ter, with his wife and sons, Wallace and
Walter, visited here the last OF the week.
Burton e. Thresher, a Pullman con-
ductor between Plymouth, N. h., and
Boston, arrived Friday for months va
cation.
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Pearsons re.
turned Saturday from visit to South
Royalton and White River Junction
friends.
Miss Ethelynd Gould is spending the
week with her aunt in Duxbury. She
will fill two engagements as reader before
her return.
Miss Lorena Hutchinson came down
from Mortified last Thursday evening on
business connected with her millinery
store at that place.
Miss Eva Bates went to Fitchburg,
Mass, Monday where she will take
course at business college. Mrs. Bates
goes to that city lster.
Henry w. Tewksbury this week paid
Mrs. Ruth l.. Bigelow OF this place 5000
life insurance on the life of her late hus-
band, Edwin Q. Bigeiow.
Mrs. Roxana w. Hehard is canvassing |
for a nicely illustrated history OF the war
with Spain, OF which Senator Redheld |
Proctor is one of the three editors.
A. @. vinica, who has charge of the
electric power station at Gaysvilie, came
Saturday and is working this week for
the White River Electric company.
VIII Moulton went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday where position had
been secured for him by the Childs' BUSH
ness college, of which he is graduate.
ID. George Raymond OF this place, an ex- /
perienced landlord, has leased the Plain.
field hotel for a term Of five years and
takes possession the first OF next month.
Henry Noble, who moved to Bethel after
selling the Charles Lamson farm, has pur-
chased Mrs. Joseph r. Burridge's farm in
Peth, of which he took immediate pos
session.
Miss Luetta Frazer of the East village
went to Burlington Friday to visit her
sister, Miss Luna, who recently under
went successful operation at the hospi-
tai there.
Eighty-six students tickets to the cap
ital were sold here Friday. A. ii. Beedle
OF the school board. Mrs. Beedle, Prin. l.
ID. Shaw and Misses Stewart and Saxton
the young folks on their trip
to the legislature.
Mrs. Albert Barnes, an elderly lady who
moved here with her husband from Beth
81 within the past year, suffered a stroke
Of paralysis last week and for several days
was in a critical condition. but is now
slowly improving.
Coils. A. B. Chandler and r. J. Kimball
came Saturday from Brooklyn, N. Y, re-
turning Monday night. While here they
met in consultation with Hamden Nc
[ntyre in regard to the Arrangement OF
lots and prices for the Cemetery assocla-
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence s. Booth re-
,urued Friday from a visit to Mr.. Booths
mother In Newport, N. a., who Is criti-
,sIIv in. Tuesday they left for Lakewood,
4. T.. accompanied by Roy Holman, where
All will spend the winter at the hotel Lau-
-el in the Pines.
Miss Nellie Msgennis has finished
,uccessfui term OF school at West Brain
rec and has been engaged for the winter
,erm. Misses Caroline Hsufier, Alice @.
Hood, Carrie NJ. Eaton, Mabel Wadleigh,
Mary Hutchinson and Carrie Sault have
ia closed their schools and are at home |
or short vacations. II
r. II, Joslyn is exhibiting q pair OF
Derringer revolvers, ornamented with
,terling silver, which were carried 40 years
lRo by Henry G. Gilbert when be was
eachine school down In Mississippi.
such pistols were formerly very popular
Weapons for dueling because OF the large