Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-22
Randolph Continued


Ira Rice's home is being wired for
eIectrics.
w. B. Wall went to New London, Conn,
yesterday.
E. A. Brooks is visiting in Northern
New York.
G. L. Stow and wife OF Chelsea are
guests OF o. B. Copeland.
Arthur Kemp is slowly recovering from
q long run Of bilious fever.
Rev. @. w. Morrow is In Bellows Falls
today to attend {. e. rally.
J. M. Atwood was 10 Stanford, Chelsea,
Quechee and Hanover last week.
Miss Maud Lamson Is learning millinery
in the Bell Bros store this season.
Arthur J. Bell OF Bell Bros. was In Bos-
ton market Monday and Tuesday.
Albert III. Ward OF Braintree has been
granted an additional pension OF 20.
W. s.. s. Buck and Clarence Cleveland
went to Castieton by team Monday.
w. r: Messer, the optician, OF Hartford,
c., arrived Monday at Red Lion Inn.
G. w. Freeman was the guest OF his
cousin, Capt. j. Z. Eidredge, Monday.
Lewis Fish has been a victim OF pneu-
monia, but IL reported more comfortable.
Herbert Salisbury went to Toronto
Monday on business trip and will visit
the fair.
James A. Graham, wife and SON Of
Bethel visited their brother, w. M. Terry,
recently.
Charles M. Montgomery and a brother
policeman OF Boston are In town on a
vacation. ua
Mrs. c. d. Sanborn, who has spent
week here, returned Tuesday to Worces-
John Kimball has purchased the Daniel
Page iarm in Braintree. Almon Morse is
to carry IL on.
Frank Bryant OF West Brookfield was
taken to burlington hospital Tuesday
for treatment.
Miss Eva Harvey and Miss Gertrude
Durham OF Northfield visited here the
first OF the week.
Justin Holman has completed the
Braintree Branch church and It Is to be
dedicated Oct. 9Th.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis f. Barnes OF Brookline, Mass,
formerly OF this place.
Mrs. Iona Chase has rented the Red
Lion Inn market to ed. Pope. She soon
goes to Providence, X. /.
A. T. Stafford Of Buffalo, N. Y, arrived
sunday morning sno is the guest OF Mr.
Page at Wayside Farm.
Mari Castle viii be closed tomorrow for
the winter and Mrs. Chandler will join
her family in Brooklyn.
1.-THE Heavenly Vision will be the SUBJ
ject of the PASTORS sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
The Kings Daug hters will meet with
Mrs. Alton Hubbard Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 18th, at $50 o'clock.
Harry Chase, who has been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever, is steadily gaining
and thought to be out OF danger.
Geo. X. Morse OF New York, brother of
Mrs. Robert Kimba spent Sunday with
MS family as guests OF the latter.
Miss Annie X. Mead left Wednesday TO
enter upon her second years work in the
Burnham school at Northampton, Mass.
Heber t. Holman feels Proud Of GER
tain watermelon that be raised which
measured 26x36 inches and weighed 10 1-2
lbs.
II. w. Mcintyre and assistants are sur
yeying the new addition to the cemetery |
and 1t is probable that the work of inn |
proving and identifying 1t will begin this |
tall.
Owing to the rigorous execution OF the |
law, 1t is said that only one /
grocery store in town dares to keep ia /
maica ginger or essences that contain al /
cohol.
Misses Isabelle Russell and Edith Gould |
q Enfield, N. H., were guests OF d. e. /
Cooling Monday and attended Northfield /
fair Tuesday.
r. H. Cheney OF Manchester. N. H, has
been visiting this week at N. W. McCol-
lom's- He Is general agent OF the New /
York Mutual Life Insurance company for
Vermont and New Hemps aire.
v. n. Clafiin, who weot to Swan Lake,
Ia, from East Braintree twelve years Hgo,
made his first visit to Randolph and his
Did home Monday. He notes many 1
changes and improvements in this town.
VIM. Hutchinson of East Bethel got
bis left hand and forearm 50 badly man
sled in an ensiiage cutter Monday that
me arm had to be amputated above the
wrist. Dr. George ". Scott performed
he operation.
Those who attended the Bass Proper
Wedding at Windsor yesterday were Mrs.
susa Bass, DIR. and Mrs. e. O. Blanchard.
NJ. and Mrs. r. e. Dubois, Rev. and Mrs.
! ". Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Curtis
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