Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
Randolph.
c. 5. Bent was in 81. Albans SATURDAY.

/ Sunday.
Miss Ida Rice OF Bethel visited relative,
/ here Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Morse is recovering from
her recent illness.
A. g. Vinica Of Barre spent Sunday
with friends here.
| Mrs. K. A. Thomas was in Windsor sew
eral days last week.
Clarence Cleveland spent Sunday with
Burlington friends.
Miss Clara Hendry OF Boston is a guest
at the Walsh home.
Clarence Wood OF Barre has been re-
cent visitor at VIM. s. Woods.
Mrs. Don Moore OF Sharon is visiting
her parents, 0. j. Marcott and wife.
Mrs. o. p. Winch OF Montpelier is Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Dan Morse.
Arthur 5. Bean went to Burlington Fri.
day to spend portion Of his vacation.
Otto M. Lawrence returned to Barre
Monday after few days stay in town.
Miss Una Deusmore OF Barre came the
last OF the week to visit Miss Clara Bean.
Miss Addie Greenough OF White River
Junction isthe guest OF Mrs. Eli Sault,
her sister in-law.
j. w. Gabrielle attends conceive OF
MI. Sinai Temple, n. NJ. s., at Rutland to-
morrow evening.
Rev. w. II. Chidley, the new pastor OF
the Christian church, will begin his du-
ties here May LIST.
Mrs. +. p. BARTLETT returned to Boston
Friday, after spending some time here
and In Plainfield.
George Rising OF Barre was called here
the last OF the week by the illness OF his
father, Abial Rising.
The Lucier's entertainment Thursday
evening was greeted with full house and
all present praise 1t, as usual.
In last weeks fire at Lyndonviile, Z. J..
Blodgett suffered a loss Of $500 on his BIZ
cycle store. Insured for ESQ.
Mrs Hattie Lamson has gone to Everett
Mass 10 remain month or more with
her sister, Mrs. George French.
Fred Clark OF Salem, Mass, arrived last
week 70 spend some time In this climate
He is boarding at Ida 5. Mann's.
Mrs. A. T.. Bass will have charge OF the
trimming department of Mrs. b. K. ORA
per's millinery store this season.
Miss Mary Howard has resumed teach.
ing in Springfield, Mass, after a three
months stay with her mother here.
Carl rhresher returned Friday to New
salesman for the Mohiean company.
Miss Maud Llmbard arrived Saturday
from Boston, where she has been study
ing vocal and piano music for some time.
John Guyette OF Lowell, Mass. was in
town over Sunday. He was a member OF
Massachusetts regiment during the war.
Mrs. W. b. Wall and daughter, Lueie,
and Miss Eunice Flint, were in Burling-
al ~ " kaf "a ~
Misses June Fassett, Gertrude Chatfield
and Nora Connolly visited in Bethel Sat
urday. Miss Fassett has returned to
Rochester.
The West Randolph grange nov has
mem bership OF 236 and received three
more applications at the meeting satur-
day evening.
Prot. @. B. Frost, who is in charge OF
the Nerkes telescope al Chicago Univer-
sity, and his wife were guests at w. ii.
Dubois Friday.
Earl Cushman OF Burlington has sold
his Braintree farm near the Joshua Ford
place &c a Q. A. Webster for 1920, includ.
ing some stock.
Fred Bass came from Norwich Univer-
sity last week on an indefinite leave OF alb
sence because OF the illness OF his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Bass.
+. +. Van Orman and wife went to Mer-
iden, Conn, Thursday to attend Mrs. Van
Orman's mothers funeral. They returned
Sunday morning.
Miss Sadie LOOMS, who had been at
home from Montpelier for two weeks to
nurse a felon on her thumb, returned to
the capital Saturday.
Misses Etnelynd Gould and winifred
Richmond attended reception al Mrs. q.
A. Laird's in Royalton Saturday, at which
Miss Gould gave reading.
Miss Helen Thwing, who has been Mrs.
3 s. Clark's trimmer for several seasons,
has been engaged by Miss Maud Haskins
OF Barre for the present season.
An adjuster for the Niagara Insurance
Co., which held the risk on the Richmond
block, was IN town last week. The amount
OF the loss will be fixed by arbitrators.
Walter Fullam OF Brookfeld has been
engaged by George Lane to drive the
Brook ield stage He is son OF Charles
Fullam, for years a driver OF the same
route.
Sunday morning a robin was seen in one
Of the village trees and in the evening a
fash OF lightning and roll OF thunder
further proclaimed the approach OF
spring.
Charles L. Holman, accompanied by his 1
Charles Holman, who lately 4
moved here, left the last of toe week for /
trip to Chicago, expecting to be away /
4 bout ten days.
"HanK" White OF minstrel fame, for
ner mem Der OF Lucier's company, was an
Interested spectator at their entertain
nent here Thursday evening, also visiting
bis brother, Rev. Homer White. be was
accompanied by his wife.
DIR. aud Mrs. E.O. Blanchard are attend
ng the meeting OF the State Dental socie-
" at Burlington, which began yesterday
md continues through tomorrow. d.
Blanchard read paper last evening on
Artistic Crown Filling"
A sister OF Mrs. Dean B. Fassett, Mrs.
Blood, last November shot and killed her
husband in lows. At her trial recently,
he was pronounced insane and the case
gainst her was dismissed. The cruelty OF
Ter husband affected her mind.