Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04
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Miss Anne r. Howe OF Tunbridee 1.
visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. J.. Foster vent to Nortbseld
Tuesday to spend a few days.
Ms. Mary Clark OF Warren visited Mrs
Mark Chad wick Saturday
Mrs. Dan Morse and baby went n
Mortified Tuesday to visit.
Rev ;. A. rarker will preach AZ Edsopis
ball next Sunday afternoon at 2 $50.
F.. W. ssult Of the Vergennes Vermonter
was In town Friday and Saturday,
Mrs. ID. II. Morse went to Burlington
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Belle.
Mrs. Janette Washburn picked straw
berry blossoms the last day Of April.
Miss Emma Moses went to Marshfeld
Monday to teach In the graded school.
Patrick Wynn has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Miller's Fails, Mass.
Mrs e. A. Ktlburn, mother Of Charles
kilburn, is quite low and gradually failing.
Hugh Wilson OF Bethel has been the
guest OF his brother NJ. NJ. Wilson, this
week.
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury has been at
home from the U. V. M. several. days this
week.
J.J. Trerise is moving his hardware
stock TO his new store quarters In Smith
block.
Mrs. Julian II. Griffin OF Chelsea spent
Sunday as a guest Of the family OF DR.. A..
{. Bailey.
towu over Sunday. His wife returned
with him.
J.. NJ. Atwood went to walIingtord
] uUafn TmaGnQu AFa AFuunnd mill raF4URn
with him.
Charles Bass Of New York city has been
a guest at H.. Z. Sharpe's several days the
past week
The NJ. f.. society hiss rented for a par
sousga the house Of Mrs. Flora Flint on
Main street.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh resumed work In
Thomas store Monday after a two weeks
absence because Of illness.
VIM. Y ing is seriously m With a com
plication Of troubles from which II is
feared he a ill not recover
Miss Stella Watson Of Barre came last
Friday for q brief rest from her duties as
clerk. She returned Tuesday.
@. W. Lawrence OF Barre has sold the
remaining portion OF his farm here TO W.
Y. Dudley Of Middleboro, Mass
Col. r. j. Fimbsll came Tuesday from
Brooklyn, N. Y, for a few days stay. His
family will arrive about June LIST.
Dan Chase moved from the Cushman
house on Summer street to the Joseph
Ssult house on Weston fiat this week.
Arthur Putnam and John Tilson OF
Barre, who work at carpentry there,
visited their families here ever Sunday.
.. V. Holman and wife OF Boston are in
town. Mr.. Holman Is experimenting the
edition Of a piazza to his residence Glen
side.
Worms small In size but great In num-
her are already here eating the green
leaves as fast as they make their appear
ance.
Mrs. Elliott CoByers OF Boston arrived
tuesday TO spend a week or more with
Mrs. + 5 Fairbanks and Mrs. Ernest
Fish.
Miss Lucie Wall was in Montpelier last
week to attend the musical festival given
v the Philharmonic society. She sang
q the chorus.
Ed. Montgomery, a Boston policeman,
,rrived Tuesday to spend a " weeks va
with bis parents, Monroe Mont
and wife.
J. ". Putnam left Tuesday for Saratoga,
Y. Y and during his several weeks sb.
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nam, at Bakersfield.
Ms. Annie Jones, widow OF George 5.
8, leaves today for her former homt
Topeka. Kan. Later she will in her
ler at Laiunts, Col.
Miss Ethelyud Gould, who has for some
me been teaching a class In elocution at
Rovalton. old her closing recital
here next week Friday.
onday Miss Florence Soper went Ia
B tst Granville to teach and Calvin Sleeper
n for S~tarksGoro, where he has been en-
for the spring term.
Rev. A. L. Cooper arrived Monday with
~ fanny and took possession OF the
on Highland avenue lately pur-
,hased by him OF A. F. Grover.
Mrs. e. l.. pope went to Barre Monday
O ioIn ner husband, who has a position
a meat market there. Their household
fleets had been moved previously.
Mrs. Louis Fillion and three children
ere In town over Sunday. Miss Alice
accompanied them on their re.
urn to Mortified where she Will spend
.wo weeks.
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler came from Boston
donday. Tuesday she went TO Montpel.
sr 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs. Sherman,
friend who was killed IN the kirksVllle,
no., cyclone.
The Christian church society will give a
eception to the outgoing pastor and wife,
lev. and Mrs. q. W. Morrow, n the in
oming pastor and wife, Rev and Mrs.
a. n. Chidley, at the church vestry next
ionday evening. ,
a. B. Fish averted what might have
cen a serious runaway Monday evening.
wheel on Harry Aliens broke
as he was driving on Main street
nd the CHATTER frightened his horse, which
sould doubtless have damaged things
onsiderably il allowed to continue st the
ace started.
The heavy rain of Monday afternoon
aused the tank on the root over the store
Bell bros. and the dressmaking rooms
I Miss burroughs to overflow. dsmlging
ns goods on the notion counter 10 the {
lore somewhat. The stream was allowed
|, pour down through the register into
be cellar, other Use the damage Woulo !
ave been greater.