Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23
Randolph.

George Mcintosh spent Sunday in Leb
the grip.
F. W. Dutton of Northdsld was IN town
Tuesday.
will Brooks went to Connecticut Mon.
| day to work.
Mrs. Emily Lazelle has returned from
| BrOokheld.
| Miss Flossie Forbes returned to Mont
| pelier yesterday.
}. NJ. Atwood and wife are in Sharon
| for day or two.
F. n Hawley Of Barre has been visiting
! friends here lately.
| Miss Anna Nichols has returned from a
weeks visit in Bristol.
Miss Luna Wilson Of Hartford is visit
| ing friends here.
Tailor W. A. Scott was in Barre on bust.
ness couple days last week.
Revs. Geo. o. Howe and c. F. Partridge
! exchanged Sunday morning.
George Ford has finished his work in
Granville and returned home.
g. l.. Brock left Saturday for a visit to
his home in Irenholmville, p. q.
Mark Chadwick mas rented the ]. d.
Wheeler place and moves to it April 1st.
Miss Mary Moulton has been recent
guest Of L. c. White and wife in Windsor.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer and son, HarI ison,
are spending the week IN st. Johnsbury.
I'd l.. sault and Miss Mary Rivers came
from Nergennes Saturday 10 visit his par
ents.
Albert Ainsworth and mother, Mrs. y.
b. Ainsworth, have gone to Bennington
10 live.
Fred Bass went back to Mortified Mon
day TO resume his studies at Norwich uni
versity,
Mrs. W. E. Howe Of Roxbury is spend
ing some time with her niece, Miss Emma
Sanders.
Carleton Clapp Of North6eld visited his
niece Mrs. T.. A. Thacher, here the last Of
the week.
A. G. Vinica Of Barre stopped here over
Sunday on his way to his home In Pena-
cook, n. Fl.
The young ladies Of the q. o. NJ. club
enjoyed doll party al the Red Lion Inn
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Albert Grover and child returned
to Lawrence Mass. Monday. Mr. Grover
went back last week.
The ladies OF the White church will hold
a social with Mrs. A, II, Beedle Thursday
afternoon, March 30.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. +. f. Brooks Wednesday afternoon,
March %. al 2 30 o'clock.
Arthur S. Bean went back to the Water
bury asylum yesterday, after a two weeks
vacation from his duties as attendant.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Williams are spend
H1Hr I'D HaFr rv.
Montpelier, Waterbury and PlainAeld.
}. A. Smith and grandson, Fred Smith,
went Tuesday TO AIstead, y. H, to con-
duct a sugar orchard owned by Mr.smith.
Luke Parish went to Richtord again to
look after seven more Cinnamon. There
are 50 CeIestials IN Burlington awaiting
hearing.
Mrs. 5. 5. Clark went to Boston Monday
to buy spring millinery. She will be gone
a week. Her daughter, Laura, accom-
panied her.
Forest Montgomery has finished work
at the Brigham creamery. He went to
Montpelier Monday aud later goes to
Cambridge, Mass, to work.
W.B. Wall, wife and daughter, Lucie,
and Miss Eunice Flint went to Boston
Monday 10 spent a week. Mr.. Wall takes
a side business trip to Connecticut.
The list OF tax rates in the several Yer
mont towns, published on another page,is
reading TO Bankruptcies Our
rate Is among the lowest in the state.
Almon Morse learned that plain band
finger ring was sonnet hing more than or
namental the other day when he got hung
up by 10 and had his finger cut and torn.
The Misses Paige OF Knoxville, Tenn,
are instructing a class Of about % Ran .
dolph ladies' In the mysteries OF high
class art embroidery and lace work at the
Red Lion parlors this week.
The Cooperative creamery has pur-
chased another L. ). separator OF the same
as the present one, so that as
soon as il is installed 5000 lbs. OF milk an 1.
hour can be handled and the procession I.
n patrons "kept moving
The news Of the renting Of the screen .
mill came Just too late for the HERALD I.
last week. II was too good TO keep a 4.
whole week though, sndtheB ERALD struck .
8n little extra, with full particulars,
N hich was issued to our village list ana .
heartily appreciated.
Rev. A. J.. Cooper OF Plainfeld, an un
,le Of DR.. A. c. Bailey, has purchased the
Grover place on Highland avenue occu' .
pied by Mrs. John Burnham, for fl20O. .
Mr.. Cooper has been for 81 years a Metho.
dist preacher and superannuates this year.
He will move here after conference in
April,
An article will probably be placed in the
innual school meeting warning TO see u
he district will vote to abolish the tut
ion for language instruction in the High
chool. some revenue is realized from II,
,ut il is said 10 have a tendency to keep
pupils from finishing their High school
course.