Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-13
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w. B. Wall went to Boston Monday for
few days business trip.
Hon. VIM. II. Du Bois was in New York
city several days last week.
! Mrs. Skinner OF Waitsfeld visited last
week at Charles Thurston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whitney of Tun.
bridge were in towo Tuesday.
L. ID. Bowen OF Fairchild, Wis, is visit.
ing relatives here this winter.
N. w. McCollom and wife visited in
Pittsfeld from Friday until Monday.
FIN. Holman OF Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied here several days, returning Tuesday
FE. Lamb OF Boston spent Sunday here
enroute to 5herbrooke, p. G., on business.
| Miss Louise Chase is on visiting trip
OF about six weeks to Fall River and Bos-
| ton.
The Informals will meet Monday even
ing of next week with Mrs. A. b. Tewks-
bury.
Judge James Hutchinson has been quite
i'll the past few days with stomach
trouble.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Mary Moulton Wednesday, Jan. 49,,
at 2;30 p. m.
Miss Laura Carrigsn has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to take a course in a
| DuSlHcSS COileSt.
Miss Clara Hendry, who had been visit.
ing some time at the Walsh home returned
to Boston yesterday.
Reporter Whitaker of the Argus made
his last visit here Monday. He returns to
the New York World this week.
Col. r. J. Kim ball and daughters Mis-
ses Clara and Annie, arrived Friday night
and are spending the week in town.
Chauncey Quimby of vergennes and
George Quimby of Lempster, N. H., have
been visiting their brother, Ira, this week.
The Buck Printing company has issued
a neat calendar, features OF which are
likenesses of Messrs. W. $. $. aud Ned c.
Buck.
Mrs. ". E. johnson, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. B. Copeland,
returned Monday to her home in Hollis
ton, Mass.
Alma A. Holden has sold some real es-
tate in East Randolph to Bert Blaisdell
and has quitcaimed the Holden place to
Volney l.. Allard.
Fred Davis and wife, who had been
visiting at Fred BryaDt's, started Friday
for Waterbury for visit, before return
ing to the Profile House.
The current VermonteT, in an article on
the Vermont Development association,
contains a good likeness OF our worthy
townsman, Gilman 5. Moulton.
Miss Lucy Robinson went Monday
night to the Massachusetts Homeopathic
hospital for an operation and treatment.
DR.. q. w. Scott accompanied her.
The Royal Arch Masons conferred their
degrees on eight candidates, mostly from
Bethel, Monday afternoon and evening.
The ceremony was followed by first class
banquet
Mrs. Hiram Luce, aged about 50, died
last Thursday OF abscess on the liver.
The funeral was at the home Friday. She
leaves a husband, three daughters and
two sons.
Miss Rosa Carrigan arrived Tuesday sf-
ter completing another millinery season
II the employ of a Massachusetts firm.
She has been conducting branch store in
New Hampshire.
The Randolph Cooperative creamery
received pro rata premium at the Dairy
mems competition last week. Its sample
scored 81 / ? points, the average OF ali the
tests being 90 2.
Owing to en- apparent lack of interest at
the rehearsals, the proposed old folks
concert has been given up. The musical
convention will he held probably the lat
ter part of February.
Judge Roweli and Lawyer Danisoa went
to Montpelier Tuesdav, when supreme
court opened it's adjourned term. The
court heard the exceptions in the Marsh
Buzzell murder case.
Half dozen young bloods who have
been infesting the depot station evenings /
have been notified by the grand juror to 4
desist, complaint having been made to him 4
by the depot officials.
A pupil in school last week, being asked /
what was the offence when a newspaper
published an untruth, responded 'sBiga- I
N.Y." Nearly everything is charged 4
against the press nowadays.
A special meeting of Beulsh Chapter.
No. Is, o. E. S, is called for THURSDAY
evening, Jan. 10th, for special business to
be acted upon in which all are interested
and requested to be present.
The Randolph Savings bank elected the
following officers yesterday; President, L
James Hutchinson; vice president, W. II. +
Nichols; trustees or directors, James
W. H. Nichols, S. ~. Flint.
;. l.. Martin. A. G. Wheeler, 81. A. Tewks-
bury. v. l. spear, W. E. Lamson and B. T. 4
Lombard; treasurer, B. T. Lombard. /