Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-20
Randolph Continued
Fred K ent's baby has been quite Ill.

GA. Buck returned to Lebanon, N. H.
Monday.
Mrs. L. 3. johnson was in Montpelie
Tuesday.
James N. Mccall returned to New Yorl
city yesterday.
The barns at the Moulton Stock fam
are being wired.
A.E. Hendricks house has been wireS
for electric lights.
c. T. Morrill, of Morrisville called OF
friends here Friday.
Wilbur Fits OF Roxbury visited herr
the first OF the week.
Mrs. A. A. Smith visited friends II
Brookfield last week.
Mrs. Louise Hood of New York city re
turned home yesterday.
Arthur Putnam of Barre visited hi
family here over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Holman has been iii the pas
week at g. E. Cushman's.
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller went to Montpelie
Tuesday for short stay.
Ed. Page OF Boston was a guest at tn
Red Lion Inn over Sunday.
f, P. Robinson of Burlington was Ii
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. B. w. Snow of Norfolk, Va, was
guest at d. e. Goding's last week.
J.v. Newton is having carriage hous'
erected as an addition to his barn.
The Chautauqua circle will meet mex
Monday evening 1T willard Gays.
Mrs. Hattie Chase went to Bethel yes
terday for short stay with friends.
The o. e. s. held an enjoyable sociabl
at their rooms last Tn ursday evening.
Mrs. II. @. Cole came from Boston
Tuesday and is guest at t. j. Adams.
Miss Carrie Nye has been quite i'll will
fever but is reported somewhat better.
A. Z. Dean and wife arrived home las
evening after a months stay in Boston.
1t is expected to have preaching servic
at the Congregational church next Sun
day.
Thomas Connolly is earring his potatoe
this week, taking them to Newburypori
Mass.
Carl Spear succeeds Walter Moore o
Fort Edward, N. Y, as porter at the Re
Lion.
Miss Evelyn Denney, who has rallied s
slowly from typhoid fever, is now i'm
proving steadily.
Mrs. James McGlafiin and baby of War
I
first of the week.
land Pond are visiting at the Nj. e. par
sonage this week.
Mrs. John Kendall and son, Ernest, an
at J. II. Kendall's.
Westminster have been guests thi
week OF o. P, Winch.
Clarence Hoisington bias lined twenty
one swarms Of wild bees this season an
is still in the business.
Victor Williams has charge Of the Brook
| field stage route during the absence o
o. II. Tucker In Boston.
c. B. Maxim and wife were in tow
Tuesday, the former being salesman 70
a dental supply company.
The lecture course committee particu
larly invite the ladies to attend the auc
ton sale Monday evening.
D. A. Spooner commenced Tuesday tn
work OF laying pipes for village water I
his new house on Hale street.
Miss Sarah e. Haven, who had been
visitor for several months In town, LEI
yesterday for Worcester, Mass.
Harry c. Allen is i'll with fever, wit
who have been i'll, are recovering.
Edward H. Mason, one OF the Higl
school students, is detained at his hom
in Brookfield on account OF illness.
Mrs. W. W. Jones went to 5arana
Lake in the Adirondacks last Thursday b
visit her sister, Mrs. 8. Burton Adams.
The Kings Daughters will meet wit
Mrs. Frank Mann Wednesday, Oct. Is, a
2:30 p. m. This is the annual meeting.
Miss Gertrude Trerise has been at hom
for a few days from Newport, N. H.
where she has been at work at millinery
Miss Clara Dame visited friends II
Greensboro last week and was also tn
guest Of Miss Lora Hutchinson in North
field.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Spicer wen
TO Willismstown TO attend the funeral o
Sumner F. Wheatley, former resident o
Brookield.
The ladies OF the Christian church viii
hold their annual meeting OF the mission.
airy society with Mrs. Mary Mann Oct. ~
at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Amasa Ferry and son, Pearl, o
Castleton last week and were guests at I
d. williams.
William Palmer returned from Yer,
gennes Monday, accompanied by his wifi,
and daughter. They are boarding al
VIM. II. Kenney's.
The drama, my Brothers Keeps, "wil
not be presented at the Grange meeting
Saturday evening, several Of the cast be.
ing In Boston this week.
Russell 7. Woodland is moving from hil
farm in Bethel to bis residence on South
Main street this week. Q. NJ. Blaisdel
win occupy the farm vacated.
Rev. d. E. Putnam Of Bakersfield STOP
ped here between trains last week on biz
return from the C. z. conven tion at Bel
lows Falls, going to Burlington in CON-
psnv WITH bis brother. Robert, who had