Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-24
Randolph Continued.

N. w. McCollom was in Proctor on
business last week.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Kent.
Wynn Rogers OF Hardwick came yester-
day to visit at II. II. Beans.
Miss Myra Morse of Northheld Is the
guest of her brother, Dan Morse.
Mrs. Alice Gorham OF North Lawrence,
N. Y, is a guest at d. A. Chadwick's.
Mrs. Don Moore OF Sharon came yester-
day nd is a guest at o. j. Marcott's.
Ezra Phillips of the East village has re-
turned to Canada o take up his residence.
DR.. Walter M. Kelley has gone to Bos-
ton and Lynn, Mass, to spend the holt
day.
Mrs. o. p. Hood and her mother went
to st. Adams yesterday for few days
stay.
Hiss Flossie Forbes is at home for few
days from the Vermont Methodist semi
nary.
Geo. w. smith u White River Junction
visited Charles Holman, the liveryman,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil s. Smith and baby,
Marjorie, of Barre visited at DE. Goding's
Tuesday.
N. w. McCollom and family are spend
ing Thanksgiving at George Chedel's In
Pittsfield.
Mrs. Dean B. Fassett and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Martin, spent Tuesday at
Montpelier.
"Good Medicine will be the subject OF
the pastors sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday morning
There promises to be good attendance
at tine concert and social dance at Dubois
q Gays hall this evening.
Charles Porter is working in the Ma
tional Memorial Office at Mortified where
he was employed ,ast year.
The Vermont Mill Supply Exchange
has leased rooms In Howard block. Tney /
conduct wholesale business.
G. B. Fish will give re,itaI, assisted
by gramophone and local talent, at North
Pomfret next Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Lamson accompanied Miss
Lena Banister to her home in Warren
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving.
DIR. e. X. Ladd OF Warren, NJ. H., Is
spending the week here with his wife at
the home OF her father, Ii. H. Church
Miss Fannie williamson. teacher In
the Spaulding Graded school at Barre, is
here, the guest OF Miss Bertha Manney.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mann visited at
j. A. Fowler's the first Of the week on
their way to their new home in Underhili.
Thomas Connolly went to Ellensburg,
N. Y, yesterday morning to purchase
another car load OF potatoes for market.
Waiter o. Dompier came from White
River junction yesterday to eat turkey at
the home of his sister, Mrs. A. d. Ladeau.
Mrs. r. g. Noble, trained nurse with
20 years experience, has moved here from
Montpelier and taken rooms at 80 School
street.
A number from this place are planning
to attend the concert and recital given at
Bethel Friday evening by Miss Amy
Bradford.
The Central Vermont will each week
run heated car for the shipment OF fruit
over their line as soon as freezing weather
necessitates.
Miss Harriet Angel went back to her
work In the CaLedonidn office at St.Johns-
bury Saturday after stay OF about two
months here.
The meeting OF the Camp Randolph
stockholders ordered for Tuesday night. |.
has been postponed until Monday night
of next week.
H. II. Church went to Hanover, N. H.,
yesterday to enjoy the Thanksgiving
festivities with his three sons located in
business there.
Mrs. Charles Brown, with her son.
Robert, OF White River Junction arrived
Tue sday TO spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. Hattie Mcbride.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland and son, Pearl,
have gone to Roxbury to spend Thanks
giving. They we're Joined at Braintree by .
Mr.. Cleveland and Miss Maud.
Mrs. Anna Chase went to Claremout. N.
h., Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with
her daughter, Miss Allace, who is the
guest Of her uncle at that place.
The graded school closed yesterday for
the Thanksgiving vacation and will re-
open Monday. A longer vacation will be
had at Christmas and New Years.
Mrs. George E.. Austin returned tn 9
Northtield yesterday after a brief visit at 5
D. b. Fassett's. Leroy Martin, wife and
two children Of Rochester are spending
there.
Miss June Fassett is spending her two I
weeks vacation here, having closed her {
school in Bethel Gilead. She had IL pupils / i
With an average attendance OF IA 25- 40. !
Alice Bowen had no absent marks.
Mrs. Collin McCreche and two children
d Hoieb, Me-, visited at /. d. Williams I
'he last OF the week. She brought with | 1
her handsome deer's head which is be-
ng mounted by Taxidermist White. IL
J. r. Daggett, who has. been the guest
u ms daughter, Mrs. l. s. Chase, since
asst June, returned yesterday to bis home
Neponsef, Mass. He is 81 years Of age 8
md remarkably hale and hearty for his !,
'ears.
Herbert Campbell fell from load of !
ornstaiks at the Moulton stock farm :
aonoay forenoon. receiving several
rulses about the back OF his neck and
nouiuers, but fortunately no bones were
roken. q
oliver Tucker was called to Boston last p
riday BY the death, from hemorrhaQe Of Il
ne lungs OF his brother, Charles, who q,
iHited him here several weeks last sum-
Ter, returning to the city in September. p
ietor Willisms has charge OF the Brook N
sia stage route curing hts ahsence. IA