Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-29
Randolph.

Mrs. Mary Grove has been i'll Of late.
Judge Nichols was in Granville Mon
day.
Frank Williams is visiting in Lebanon
NH.
Miss Mary Dubois is in Hanover for I
few days.
E.A. shattuck visited in Barre las
Thursday.
Miss Sadie Loomis spent Saturday in
Mortified.
Birney Pratt and wife are visiting in
Montpelier.
W. b. Wall wss in Burlington on bust.
ness Friday.
J. B. Drew spent Saturday and Sunday
in Burlington.
Charles stimets and wife spent Christ
mas at Sharon.
Herbert Salisbury was in Boston the
first OF the week.
Fred Curtis has gone to Lakewood, N.
j., for the winter.
Forrest Montgomery Is visiting in
! Montpelier this week.
B. G. Bass left Monday for a stay of
several weeks in Chicago.
Miss Maud Chamberlin has returned TO
her home in Stock bridge.
Miss Maurine Thayer is the possessor OF
new Ivers & Pond piano.
Edwin Scott of Granville was in the
| place Saturday on business.
Mrs. w. B. Wall and Miss Lucy Wall
were in st. Adams Thursday.
Horace Moulton is travelling with his
college DaDio club this vacation.
Granville Barnes did not pass a merry
Christmas, being on the sick list.
Robert N. Parker has finished work at
Waterbury, Conn, and is at home.
Saturday Fred @. Webster OF Burlington
arrived for weeks stay with relatives.
Harry Kldder OF the st. Johnsbury
academy visited here the first OF the week.
Miss Flossie Forbes OF the Vermont
Methodist seminary is at home for few
days.
Frank Phillips and Wallace Burridge
went to Tunbridge last Friday to play for
a dance.
Rev. v. M. Hardy preached at the union
meeting in the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Fay whitcomb Of Great Darlington,
Mass arrived last Friday to visit at n. w.
McCollom's.
The directors OF the Ran dolph National
bank, at a meeting MONDAY, declared
semi-annual dividend OF 3.per cent to the
stockholders.
Richard Wilson, now student at the
U. v. NJ, visited his brother, M. M. Will
son, last week.
Thursday occurred the marriage of Fred
ID. Rope and Edith L. Luce. DIR. V. Nj.
Hardy officiating.
John F. Mead and wife went to Barre
Saturday to visit bis sister, Mrs. w. +.
Morse, and family.
The sidewalks have been sanded as an
aid TO those whose duties compel them to
walk in slippery places.
Warren Bean and daughter, Clara, visit
ed friends in Montpelier, Waterbury and
Barre the last of the week.
Vernon Brown spent Sunday in Mont
pelier. He was accompanied on his re-
turn by Miss May Wilson.
George p. Wood was the recipient OF a
$50 check as a Christmas present from
friends now living elsewhere.
The banks were closed Monday but
otherwise business went on as usual. We
had three Christmases this year and yet
not aby.
Jesse Colby OF Waterbury was the guest
OF Fred Chad wick the last OF the week.
He was messenger in the House during
the recent session.
Proprietor Fred Church has leased the
Red Lion for three years moro and con-
templates making numerous improve
ments during the coming year.
A. e. Hastings returned Monday to
Franklin Falls, N. H., to resume work in
the finishing depart meDt of paper mill.
His wife viii remain here until spring.
@. G. Taplin, recently OF the photo
graphic firm OF Pierce and Taplin OF this
place, was visitor here last Thursday.
lie is now studying osteopathy In Boston.
Randolph lodge, /. o. o. F., elected
these officers Monday evening:-L. g.
Brskine, N. g.; f. A. hillips, V. g; A.
M. Hubbard, Sec; J. P. Cleveland, Treas.
About i've O'Clock Saturday morning
ID. II. Parkhurst. the night Waterman at
the Emerson mill, saw the light from the
big fire at Burlington over seventy miles
from here.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Luke Parish was
in Bethel Monday to serve papers on the
bankruptcy. Boston creditors are the
motive power.
Miss Mabel uuyette, who has been re-
ceiving osteopathic treatment in Mont
pelier for several months, came home to
spend Christmas but returned to the city
the first of the week.
A happy Christmas party enjoyed din
ner Monday at Alfred Eaton's, consist
ing OF his brothers, TimoThy NJ Orlando
and Caleb Eaton and families OF Roches-
ter, and his son, Harry, OF New York,
rho is at home for weeks vacation.
Col. and Mrs. r. J. Kimbaii distributed
two hundred dollars worth OF fiour and
other things among fifty odd families in
and about the village as a Christmas greet |
ing. The good deed made glad the hearts
OF the recipients, and is worthy OF all
praise.
N. W. Rindge died suddenly OF heart
disease Sunday morning after only few
hours illness. He was In his S0th year. |
He leaves a wife and two sons by former |
marriage, who live in Bethel. Mr.. Rindge
formerly lived in Rochester. He was
Seventh Dav Adventist and bad done
8 me preaching. He was also veteran
OF the civil war. Rev. @. o. Howe oftici-
ated at the funeral, held Tuesday sitter
noon at the hume on Elm street. U. >. !
Grant Post, g. A. r acted as escort.