Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-31
Randolph Continued.

Miss June Fassett Is at II. G. Aliens.
J. L.,Mosss remains in precarious con-
ditIon.
Conductor George Peck visited in town
Saturday.
Lucius Fowler OF St. Albans was here
over Sunday.
There will be dance at Grange hall
Saturday evening.
Mrs. James N. Mccall OF New York is
at G. F. Moulton's.
G. NJ. Davis of Northfield was here yes
terday on business.
Water caused little annoyance on
Weston fiat this spring.
Ben Beede is very low at Keene and the
end is expected at any time.
w. III. Dubois and l.. p. Thayer have
been housed several days with grip.
Mrs. w. B. Wall and Mrs. Z. o. Blan-
chard were in Burlington yesterday.
Robert Johnson, wife and two sons OF
ST. Albans visited at l.. Webb's last week.
DIR. Lewis, who is taking a course in a
Canadian veterinary college, is at home
during the vacation.
The rumor current on the street this
morning that war had been declared is
without foundation.
Mrs. Margaret Smith has returned from
White River junction and is spending a
short time at A. K. Bass.
Miss Ella Swinyer has finished work
at b. T. Lom bard's and returns to her
home in Rochester today.
Percy Chatterton had the misfortune to
lose a roll of bills containing 81 from
his pocket Saturday night.
Hon. James Hutchinson returned yes.
terday from Washington, -. T.. He says
the war excitement there is intense.
Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhawk leaves this
afternoon for Boston where she will con-
tinue her musical studies for short time.
Removals:-A. N. Burroughs to Ga
brielie house vacated by Mr.. Rice; John
Averill to Hoyt house vacated by George
Pratt.
Rev. Charles o. Judkins OF Windsor,
who has many acquaintances here, was
married yesterday to Miss Austin OF
Yonkers, N. Y.
N. L. Turner is moving back to Wal
than, Mass, leaving his interest in the C..
II. Lamson farm to 2. @. Smith, who
boughtit with him.
The ladies of the Congl church will
meet Thursday afternoon OF next week
from 2:30 till O'Clock with Mrs. f. /.
Church at the Red Lion Inn.
]. F. Newton's team tipped over in rear
of Mann & Aliens Saturday, scsttering
Louis Dumas and q load of seed promis
cuously. Louis came up first.
The /. O. @. T. will give an entertain
me1t at their hall this evening for the
benefit OF the CubaDs. A feature will be
"Mother Goose" as presented by the
Juveniles.
Al the Grange hall whist party Friday
evening the ladies will choose their part
ners. Those who have not previously
made choice will be given final oppor-
tunity at the hall.
A member from Randolph Lodge, l. o..
o. F., visited the Bethel lodge last even
ing. The Bethel team will work the frat
degree here next Monday evening A
full attendance is desired.
Alfred Wells has finished work at the
Cooperative creamery aud returned to
his fathers farm his place is taken by
f. p. Mann. The creamery is taking in
ID 900 lbs. of milk every other day.
A subscriber says be has clock pur-
chased OF F. n. Joslyn and warranted by
him to be an eight-day clock. Fred
must be man OF his word as the clock
has not been wound since Mar. 18th and
is still running.
Our people have been privileged to learn
the --latest" about the Cuban situation
through the thoughtfulness Of Col. r. ].
Kimball, who has sent frequent kilograms
to w. H. Do Bots, which have besn posted
in the postofiice. Few here really believe
there will be war.