Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-27
Randolph.

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| over over Sunday.
| friends In STAFFORD.
= daughter was born Monday to Elijah
z. Campbell and wife.
+. w. Sault of Vergennes visited his
parents here over Sunday.
Walter Woodward was at home from
Dartmouth college over Sunday.
| E. ]. Blodgett of Lyndonville visited
| friends here the last OF the week.
Edmund Hood OF Winooski has been
spending few days at j. A. Hendricks.
Mrs. Carleton Frost OF Hanover, N. H..
Is visiting this week at VIM. 81. Dubois.
DR.. E. y. Blanchard has returned from
few days hunting at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. G. Fl. Mann went to Swanton
Tuesday for short stay with Mrs. L. S.
Jones.
Miss Minnie King went to Newport, N.
d., tuesday expecting to remain until
Christmas.
Miss Caroline Storrs Of Hanover, N. H.,
comes this week to visit Miss M. Blanche
Sparhawk.
Twenty years ago this month potatoes
were CARED at Randolph station at 30 cents
per bushel.
The house OF Harry C. Allen is quaran-
tined, bis illness having proved to Zoe ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Ethelynd Gould filed an engage
ment as reader in South Royalton Mon
day evening.
Miss Sibyl Carr of Waterbury is spend
ing some time In town, the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Carr.
e. e. VanOrman and wife spent Sunday
In Mortified as guests OF Photographer
Pierce and wife.
Arthur E. Butler of Waterbury, with
his mother and sister, spent Sunday at
DIR. s. N. Goulds.
The annual meeting OF the Christian
Missionary society is held today with
Mrs. Mary Mann.
Miss Sadie LOOMS has succeeded Miss
Jennie Martin of Jericho as table girl at
the Newton House.
The appearance OF the Kendrick place
on Pleasant street is being improved this
week by new paint.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Christie, who had
been guests OF Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury, left
for Canada Monday.
Postmaster I. E. Hunt OF Fairfax
stopped on his way to Boston last week to
visit Henry Leonard.
Mrs. Edmund Eastman is seriously i'll
with cerebro- meningitis at her home on
the David Dyer farm.
Willard Tilson went back to Maiden,
Mass, Sunday night and Mrs. Mary Til
son returned Monday.
Herbert Flint and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are spending a week In town,
guests at Lewis Fish's.
Perl L. Church FROM Hanover, n. H.,
was in town over Sunday, the guest OF his
father, Horace Church.
George Burroughs, representing w. w.
Woodman q Co. OF Vergennes, passed
through town last week.
Chas. p. White, a former resident OF
Randolph, but now OF Boston, stopped
over Thursday at Red Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. v. Holman came from
Boston Thursday and were guests until
Monday OF Julius Lamson and family.
Eugene Osha OF Bethel has been work.
ing at the Hayward barber shop during
the absence of Charles Steele in Boston.
Geo. Hoyt is raising the so-c called Whit.
ten buildings opposite his residence and
quitting new underpinning under them.
Mrs. Eva Warren and son, Paul, who
had been guests OF Mrs. Georgia Sargent,
returned last Thursday to Ciaremont,N Nh.
A class Of eight candidates will be in
structed in the first and second degrees al
the next regular meeting OF the local
grange.
Work on Hudson Bailey's new house on
Maple street is progressing well, the
framework being now completed ana
raised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease OF Winthrop, Mass,
came last week to remain through the
winter with j. w. Hale, Mrs. Pease's
brother.
Rev. V. M. Hardy was elected one OF
the directors of the Vermont Bible socie-
ty at its annual meeting at Montpelier
last week.
A New England harvest supper for the
benefit OF the Braintree Branch Baptist
church will be served at A. Hoiman's to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Ernest @. BurrIdge rejoined her
husband In Somerville, Mass, this week,
she and her little daughter having spent
the summer here.
Charles N. Mccall arrived Thursday for
few days stay at Elm cottage. Mr..
Biackburn OF New York city has also
been guest there.
Mrs. ]. ]. Butterfield came from Fitch
burg. Mass, last week and this week is
moving her goods Into the Butterheid
house on Hale street.
Mrs. julius Rattee and little son re-
turned to Barre Saturday. Mrs. Guy
Tobey Is at present making her home with
her sister in that city.
George E. Goodell and Mrs. Ellen nj.
souairs, both Of Randolph, were married
AZ noon Monday at the Christian church
by Rev. @. W. Morrow.
Rev. and Mrs. g. w. Morrow arrived
Saturday noon, having returned from
Negmarket, Cam, via Watertown, N. Y,
where they visited friends.
John l.. Hutchinson returned from
White River junction Monday, after
se veral DAYS visit. Mrs. Hutchinson and
little daughters are still there.
John Tflson, who is working at carpen-
try in Barre, was at home over sunday.
Orson woodcock, also Barre carpenter