Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
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Two Joined the Rebekah lodge Friday
Herman Morse of Montpelier was down
over Sunday.
Eugene d. Segar of Burlington was her
over Sunday.
Mrs. John O'Keefe OF Barre is visiting
her parents here.
Miss Kate Connolly of Montpelier was
here over Sunday.
Mrs u. l.. Merchant has been quite i'll
but Is improving rapidly.
Miss Majetta Clark returned to her
nome In Moretown Monday.
George Wilson OF Hartford was a guest
at Z. Il. Wyman's this week.
Mrs. l. p. Thayer and Mrs. L. B. John
son were IN Burlington Friday.
| Miss Bessie Shepard OF Bethel spen
| Sunday with Miss Maurine Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Williams were at his
brothers. in Granville over Sunday.
s. v. Holman and wife of Boston ar
rived Friday for a several days stay.
Mrs. Thomas Carr came from West
Hartford Friday TO visit her daughter.
K. p. Stockwell and wife of Bethel Wis
tied his brother, Charles, here Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Lynch went to Worcester,
Mass, Tuesday TO visit her son for several
weeks.
Miss Anna Dewey went back to Que
chez Friday, after a brief visit at WIN.
Mann's.
Mrs. Charles Stevens and son of Haver-
hill, Mass, CAME Monday for an extended
visit here.
Twenty -four tickets were sold at this
station for the Sunday excursion to Camp
Olympia.
VIM. Mann returned to Saratoga, N. Y,
Tuesday, alter spending several days at
his home here.
Bert Stevens was at home from Camp
Olympia the first OF the week on two
days leave OF absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Blaisdell and daugh.
ter visited friends in West Hartford, their
former home, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Brooks went to
Burlington Tuesday to spend few weeks
at their cottage in Queen City Park.
Henry Adams is moving to Stock bridge
village. John Barclay continues the
blacksmith business at the Adams shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubert went to
Wayland, Mass, Monday, called there by
the serious illness of Mrs. Hulberts
mother.
Ed Montgomery policeman OF Boston,
came Monday to spend atwo weeks vaca-
tion at the home OF his father, III. ] Mont
gomery.
For the month OF April the Co-opera-
tive creamery paid patrons IL IL cents
pound for butter and the Brigham cream
cry 10 Ia cents.
who came to visit her sister, Mrs. w. w.
Jones, has been Ill with malarial fever
since her arrival.
Miss Lena Ellison has returned from
Brattleboro for several weeks vacation
before going to I omt sons Point, char
lotte, for the summer.
Persie Chatterton, one OF the recruits
from this place to enter Co. +, was quite
i'll at Camp Olympia last week, threat
ened with pneumonia.
George Brock is again at his old place
in the Curtis meat market, after Sc .eral
weeks sojourn in northern Vermont aud
at his home in Trenholmyille, p. @.
Fred Lamson OF Rockland, Me-, was here
the last of the week on business connect
ed with the settlement OF his fathers es-
tate. He went back Monday night.
Walter c. Woodward and friend, Mr..
Sealman, OF Dartmouth college were here
over Sunday. Sherman and Horace Moul-
ton came up Friday for brief visit
Miss Anna Farnsworth returned the
last OF the week from Boston, where she
had spent several months with friends
while continuing her musical studies.
J. B. EIdredge, win Hebard, @. L. Mar
tin and G. l.. Holman went to Windsor
Tuesday to serve as jurymen in the United
States court. Sheriff. Boswell went Mon
Jay.
The Rev. Homer White goes to Wood
40 In offiQiQ AZ the mar
rage of his niece, Miss May Merrill, TO
Richard, son of Fred Billings OF that
place.
The ladies of the o. e. s. will hold So
ciabie at the Masonic hall ante-rooms
this Thursday evening. Strawberries
end cream will be served. ALI are cordial
ly invited.
At the grange meeting Saturday even.
ing 1t was decided to retain the name Oh
"West Randolph Grange" The initia-
tion of candidates whose applications
have been accepted will occur at the next
meeting.
F. w. Sault OF Vergennes was here the
last OF the week, arranging for the ship
ment of his household goods to that city.
He returned Monday, accompanied part
way by Mrs. Sault and her nephew, who
will visit in st. Adams for few days.
WI Avery has sold his interest In the !
Emerson mill to e. F. Emerson, and Sat-
urday MIR. and Mrs. Avery left for Camp |
ton Village, N. H., where he will resume
his old position as station agent. During |
their brief residence here they have made
many friends who regret their departure.
At the last Grange hall whist party held
Friday evening, there we're IL tables occu-
MED First honors were gained by a score
Of plus IS, Charles r. Granger and Miss
Iouise Chase being the successful con-
testants. Francis A. Dickerman and Mrs.
Henry Booth showed the poorest score,
W hich was minus IA.
The date of the annual reunion OF the
High School Alumni associa-
ton has been liked for June 10, the even
ing of the graduation exercises. This de-
oision, is rather unsatisfactory 10 those
at that time will prevent the