Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-14
Randolph.
VIM: Mann was at home over Sunday.


VIM. Mann was at home over Sunday.
The Dartmouth boys return this week
A. b, Manchester is able to be out again
Miss Kate Connolly OF Montpelier spent
Sunday here.
s. II. Brooks and wife returned from
Burlington Saturday.
Fred Bass returned to Norwich uniyer.
sity Monday evening.
Miss Emma Flint is spending a couple
OF weeks at VIM. Bass.
Mrs. Fred Il. Smith has been quite ill.
but Is now convalescent.
Mademoiselle Martinez, the trimmer, is
boarding with Mrs. F. X. Healey.
A. A. Morse and Fred Winch OF North
held spent Sunday at Dan Morse's.
improvements are being made this week
on the interior OF Willard Gays house.
The ladies of the M. e. church served a
supper Thursday evening in their vestry.
John Drew went to Fellows Falls
Saturday where he has position as bar :
Der.
An eleven pound son was born Easter
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tracy of
Barre.
The Odd Fellows instructed three can
didates in the third degree Monday ev-
ening.
Frank Mann is having a new walk and
driveway laid on his premises on Central
street.
The Christian church and society will
have sugar party Friday evening in the
vestry.
Miss Ella Swinyer has returned from
Rochester and is at work for Mrs. l.. p.
Thsyer.
Gho.v,ar hToulto, aod A. N4;dalo.o,
his college friend, spent Saturday at the
capital.
Albert Barnes moved this week into the
house on Weston street lately occupied by
John Averill.
Mrs. VIM. Messer and daughter OF Barre
came down Monday to spend a few days
at q. e. Cushman's.
An entrance from the front is being
made this week into one of the tenements
In the Gabrielle block.
Mrs. Emily Tredo returned to SPRING
field Monday, having sold her place on
Forrest street to e. l.. Sault.
Miss Ella Kelly OF Northfeld is staying
at Parish BiaDchard's few weeks while
studying millinery with Miss Bell.
Miss Allace Chase went yesterday 10
Northampton, Mass, after spending the
two weeks college vacation at her home
here.
Walter Banister and bride, who are liv-
ing on the Hale Flint farm, were rendered
a reception Tuesday evening at the home
of Frank Jerd.
At the Herrick auction Saturday the
place on Randolph avenue was bought by
w. F. Wedgwood for q 100 and the pas
ture land by b. F. Herrick.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll OF Stock bridge,
who has been visiting at N. w. McCol-
lom's, goes to Boston today to spend the
summer with her daughter.
James Mutually has moved from the
Milton Chadwick house on Main street to
the house on Elm street left vacant when
John Verge moved to the q. K. Cushman
farm.
Hon. W. B. Wall was in st. Adams
Monday to attend the annual meeting OF
the Montreal and Vermont Junction Rail-
road company, of which he is one OF the
directors.
Last week Charles ]. White fell through
manhole at the creamery, the casing
around which gave way and precipitated
him into the room below. His side was
badly bruised, but he is not otherwise
disabled.
The members OF the w. Q. t. u. remem.
bered their invalid friends last Sunday,
sending Easter greetings and flowers to
those not able to attend church. The Jun
Tor lEpworth Leagne also carried Easter
tidings and floral messages to the sick ones
The directors of the Reece Button Hole
company, which has several stockholders
here, have voted to reduce dividends to
three per cent quarterly, or twelve per
cent per annum. Last year the company
earned four per cent quarterly and the
outlook Is good for the coming season.
Mrs. e. r. Diapers Easter opening was
cleyerly indicated by an attractive window
in the Thomas store last week. II showed
young lady, stylishly attired In white
and pink and wearing becoming flower
Easter hat, passing through the
opening OF a white picket fence over
grown with ivy. A few handsome flowers
added to the pretty effect.
Mr.. Seelman, a college friend who had |
been the guest of Walter Woodward, left |
for a trip TO several cities where
be will interview large manufacturers to |
obtain information for use in the coming |
Joint debate between Dartmouth college |
and Brown university. The discussion
will be on the question OF legislation bet
tering the manufacturing conditions in
New England. Mr.. Seelman is considered
me of Dartmouth's best debaters.
e. D. Segar went to Burlington Satur-
iay. he is to be general manager OF the
OF screens Of the Porter
20. at Winooski, which indicates that ne
rave complete satisfaction here. Mr.. Sc
'ar has eight years experience In the
Green business behind him. He will su-
the shipment OF screens from
,ere until all are sent out, being assisted
70 n n Fish. nGene" is to be congratu-
tied on his well-earned advancement.