Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
Daniorth DaY Is failinr.

Esst Randolph
Mss Lulu Adams is visiting friends in
Randolph this week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson visited friends in
Randolph last week.
Mrs. M. j. Bartlett has returned to her
home for few weeks.
Arthur Cowdery of Randolph visited
his mother over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bingham have a
daug hter, born the 18th.
| ID. q. Stoughton has taken a contract OF
mason work at Windsor.
White River grange will hold a special
meeting Friday evening.
Miss Angela French returned to her
home in Barnard Thursday.
Jessie Benson is visiting friends in
Springfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. q. NJ Goss of Montpelier was the
guest OF Miss Ala Day last week.
Mrs. Emma Bliss Hall OF Corinth visit
ed Edgar and Laura Reynolds last week.
VIII Haynes is moving onto the Adams
Rowell farm, which he has leased for a
year.
Miss Belle Shepard is with her sister,
Mrs. Badger, at Union Village for few
days.
Mrs. w. A. Fsrnham is somewhat bet
ter and her family consider her out OF
denger.
The Canadian Jubilee singers are adver-
tised to give concert at the NJ. T.. church
March
Rev. Mr.. Reed will hold preaching SER
vices at the Uniyersalist hail next Sunday
at .. m.
Henry Bnrnham OF Bellows Falls is
making his home with Mrs. Q. w. Slack
this winter.
Miss Della Grant attended the funeral
OF her uncle, Mr.. Mansei Nelson, at Tun-
bridge Monday.
Mrs. Emma Peake and three children
were in town last week to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. z. Hubbard.
Washington Leonard is very sick. His
son, George, and wife came from Brattle-
boro Saturday night.
Chas. Flint's bankrupt stock of goods
was sold at auction Saturday. IL was bid
off by BENZ Flint tor Si45. ~R
The students OF the High school are TO
present the drama, "Among the Break
ers," Wednesday, March 2.
The w. c T. U. will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Nellie Hubbard. Subject,
"The Temperance Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Q. It. Southgate and son
visited Mrs Southeate's parents at Tun-
bridge the first OF the week.
c. P. Tarbell was chosen lay delegate to
the CoDg'l church conference which was
held at West Hartford Monday.
The change OF time for the arrival OF the
morning and evening mails to and from
Chelsea took effect Tuesday morning.
The superintendent OF the R. r. depart
ment of the w. c. T. u has placed neat
rack for literature in the railroad station,
Fred Fectau left here last Saturday to
Join his wife at Lowell, Mass. He in
tends to leave for Alaska the first of
March.
The Ladies' Aid will hold its next social
with Mrs Kenney Haynes Thursday even.
ing, Feb. "a. Cake and coffee will be
served.
Herbert Bennett is quite i'll with the re-
currence of an intestinal inflammation,
which has caused him much suffering the
past year.
Mrs. James Cloud is improving rapidly
from a recent surgical operation at the
hospital. Her family are much encouraged
by her condition.
L. C.Dickermsn has a patent butter box
which he is having manufactured and is
putting on the market. He is having
quite good sale.
Misses Ella Richards and Cora Jones
have returned from Buzzard's Bay. Miss
Richards has engaged to do table work at
the South Royalton House.
.John Shirlock is somew hat better and is
able to cit up. Last week he sold hun
dred bus hels of potatoes at 75c. per bushel
and his stock of wool at zoe. per pound.
Sabin Fectau returned to his home in
Danvers, Mass, last Wednesday. He sold
his stock, farming tools and personal
property at auction and Mr.. Haynes has
taken possession OF the farm which he has
leased.
Misses Blanche Sewall and Matte Driv-
er left Monday, Miss Driver going to her
home in Windsor and Miss Sewall to
Snringfield, Palmer and Boston and later
to West Barnstable, Cape Cod, to remain
until the last of April.
Mra- Parmela Hackett Bliss died at the
home OF the towns poor last Thursday,
a0ed az wears. Mrs. Bliss had been resi-
dent OF Royaiton since 1858 and for sever
al wears of this village. at that time she
6mshand having died a few years prior to
he- locating here. She left daughter,
Nc EmerSon Hall of Corinth, wife OF
well to- do farmer.
The south Royalton circuit of the Ep-
- I eooue will meet in convention
AZ Trinity M. E. church Wednesday after
noon and evening, Feb. 23. The after
noon session will be given up 10 papers,
songs and general discussion of the
work Delegates from all the Leagues IN
the circuit will be present. There VIII pe
an address in the evening, II is e1pec1eo,
by Boston speaker.
The south bound train next week
,,,, lne snd Friday nights will stop at
th;s station to leave passengers WHO at
to,.5 the concerts at the muslcal conven- :
t;an tsno at III Randolph on these evenings. The
ton az han sates are two cents per mile from
raiirosu n.inns tns tickets are good going from
,ha h,S 2sd ssa TO the 25th and returning any gay
Of the convention and asS q abs nrsstest
;..i zoln; avent n ever held in this section oil