Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-31
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otto Lawrence OF Barre Is visiting here.
Daniel Putnam preached at Wells River
Sunday.
DR.. 8. N. Gould and bride arrived home
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Holman is visiting in New
Hampshire.
+. q. Webster of Burlington spent Sun
day in town.
George ryder has finished work in the
HERALD Office.
George Adams of Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
George J. Prince was in Burlington
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. John Cross of Mortified was in
town briefly Saturday.
Mrs. Iona Chase is visiting In Hartland
for two or three weeks.
Hon. Cassius Peck OF Burlington was
here on business Tuesday.
r. w. Fitch of Lisbon, Conn.,, visited at
j. e. Carpenters last week.
Mis-. w. e. Terriu OF Montpelier visited
| at l.. b. Johnson's last week.
Mrs. Proper of Windsor visited here
several days, returning Monday.
Geo. d. Jarvis and j. H. McKannon of
Burlington were in town Friday.
Eugene Williams of Hartford, Conn.,,
was III town Sunday and Monday.
A.G. Wheeler and wife are spending
the week at White River Junction.
Otis Dumas clipped of the end Of a
finger ut the Salisbury mill Friday.
Miss Majetta Ciarg is taking a needed
vacation at her home in Moretown.
Mrs. L. A. Russlow and Mrs. F. A. Hol-
brook spent Saturday in Mortified.
A brother OF Prof. Villas, stopped with
him Monday en- route to California.
The Rebekshs enjoyed a geographical
sociable at their hall Friday evening.
Miss Helen living OF Barre is to trim
for Mrs. 3. s. Clark again this season.
Miss Louise Chase returned last Thurs
day from her visit at Fall River, Mass.
Ned q. Buck has been visiting at his
home in Lebanon, N. H., several days.
Mrs. William Albim, who has been very
ill at Ware, Mass, is recovering slowly.
Harold Thompson returned Saturday
from two weeks stay Ia Lebanon, N. h.
Mrs. A. e. Kendrick and Miss May
Kendrick visited in Burlington last week.
e. A. Mutt, the genial local man oil the
Montpelier Watchmdn, was In town Sat
urday.
M Dchli was undUiC w dttCuu " hio
duties the first of the week on account OF
illness.
Granville Barnes has received an in
crease OF pension from Sl7 to ga per
month.
@. r. Jamason, editor OF the White
River Junction Landmark, made us a call
Saturday.
M. j. Montgomery is visiting his two
sons who are members OF the Boston
police force.
Master Fred Howard picked May flowers
In full blossom In his fathers sugar place
March 25th.
E. A. Thomas was in New York Mon
day and Tuesday in the interest OF his
cloak department
Oliver Tucker, who drives the Brook
field stage for G. l.. Holman, is moving to
Brook field this week.
Mr.. Rice has finished work on Cassidy's
section and hired out to b. K. Nickerson
OF Braintree for year.
George Moulton is quite badly off and
his familiar form has not been seen on
the street for some time.
e. F. Emerson returned Saturday from
a two weeks business trip in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts.
Miss Lora Hutchinson has secured
situation in the millinery department OF
r. II. White & Co., Boston.
John Hubert has purchased an interest
In L. II. Need hams barber shop and John
Drew has finished work there.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin returned from
st. Johnsoury Monday, her uncle having
been buried The week previous.
Mrs. +. A. Holbrook returned to Brook
Ign Monday, leaving her father, L. Il.
Grow oarpa m hot mora eOmfOrtQble.
AL Powen's little boy was badly bitten
in the face Saturday by a dog belonging
to John Martin of Rochester Hollow.
Prof. H. g. Blaisdell is to be conductor
at a musical convention to be held at
White River Junction the first OF May.
Reporter Proudman OF the Argus made
his last visit here Monday, accompanied
by Reporter White, who is to succeed him.
Miss Maud Chamberlin, who has been
spending some time at A. b. Fish's, re-
turned to her home In Stockbridge Sat-
urday.
Robert Morton, John Chase, Theron
Brooks and Miss Mary Tewkbury are at
home from the U. v. M. for ten days
vacstion.
Winnie A. wadleigh has petitioned for
divorce from Frank w. Wadleigh, who
resides in Boston, alleging intolerable
severity and adultery.
Thomas Connolly was at home over
he is still engaged in shipping
potatoes from Northern New York to
Boston and Rhode Island.
Twenty .one packages and LAO in mon-
ey were contributed at the pound party
given by the Ladies' Aid OF the Christian
church at Mrs. II. e. Shapes last Thurs
day.
Henry c. Manchester has again been
from travelling engineer to road
foreman OF engineers on the White MI.
n Concord divisions OF the B. & M. rail-
road. His office is at Concord, N. III.
Bro. Thayer didn't sell out last week,
continuing his efforts merely to starting
new paper, the st. Johnsbury Neics, a
saturdsy edition OF the Republican. Can
h he thar Bro. Thayer is "letting up" in
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