Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-23

NJ lbS Jane lOuu Is cHtnOluE a lew QdJl
r at her home on "Hig bland avenue"
Miss Jessie Spaulding closed a success
D full term OF school at Gaysyille Friday.
John Foley is In town, having given III
s the blacksmith business at Mortified.
John Chadwick OF Tunbridge visited al
3 his uncle's, L. A. Chad wiek's, this week.
Mrs. Chas. Kidder has returned from q
} several weeks stay in Springfield, Mass.
Robert Davis of Dartmouth college
spent Sunday with his uncle, E. A. Davis.
Miss Laura Paige has been engaged as
teacher OF the training school at Randolph
Centre.
Miss May Spaulding was called to Gard
ner, Mass, last week by the illness OF a
friend.
Mrs. Chester Foster is in poor health
and is thinking OF going South to spend
the winter.
Miss Ella Mayo entertained a party of
twenty four OF her young friends Satur-
day evening.
Miss Lillian Roberts, who has been at
work in Rutland for two years, is at home
on vacation.
Arthur Lewis, having sold his interest
In the South Royalton creamery, rs at his
fathers for awhile.
d. T. Dyke is putting in the founda-
tons for barn on bis property on
"Highland avenue"
Mrs. A. c. Merrill OF Lebanon, N. H.,
has beeu spending a few weeks with her
brother, Willis Paige.
Miss Sarah Bradbury OF Claremont, n.
H., spent several days lately with her
uncle, Albert Brad bury.
Mrs. NJ. N. Kendall returned last week
from an extended visit to Springfield,
Mass, and New York city.
Harold Moore OF Warren has come to
reside with w. b. Q. Stickney and attend
the Whitcomb High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Morse OF Elmwood,
N. H., were guests OF his sister, Mrs |
Albert Bradbury, last week.
Il. +. Spaulding has been drawn as
grand juror from this town at the coming 4
term OF Windsor county court.
Miss Ella Chadwick OF Randolph has
been spending few days with Mrs. q. Z.
Stearns and Miss Mary Stesrns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Edmunds and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Sargent OF Chittenden were
guests OF w. Ii. Edmunds over Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Heath will give a ladies'
whist party this Thursday afternoon
from 10 Tor the benefit of the public
library.
Mrs. J. W. Henry, who has been stop-
ping With Mrs. David rolles, returned to
her home in Providence, r. l., tine first OF
the week.
G. L. Sanders went to Rochester Satur-
day to deliver two horses that he had
sold out of the lot OF six he recently
bought in Boston.
W. l.. French has been appointed ad.
ministrstor OF the estate OF the late Mrs.
Sarah Abbott, and Geo. Ellis and 3. 9.
Day, commissioners.
Miss Jessie Spaulding went to Burliug.
ton Tuesday to visit her brother, Pearl
Spaulding, and TO witness the freshman ,
sophomore football game.
Miss Alice w Alvord, former teacher
In the Whitcomb High school, but now ,
residing in Easthampton, Mass. has been
spending the past week with friends In
town.
A Thanksgiving ball will be given at /.
the town hall Thursday evening, Nov. 30.
supper will be served at the Bsscom
House by f. l.. Pippin. Mr.. Pippin is !
noted for his fine bail suppers.
North bound through freight train No.
70 broke crank pin in the railroad yard |
At this station Monday morning, causing
, delay OF several hours. One side OF the
engine was disconnected and the train
hnally proceeded on its own steam. {
pShooi ~ ulolIiCb NO. Z, taught Dy ran !
ME Leavitt, closed Nov. H. Number OF
pupils, ID. Average attendance, II rs. {
Pupils having no absent marks are Abbie !
and Hugh Chamberlin, Emma and Willie !
Kendall, Clifford Averill and Grover and !
Alice Bowen.
The spectacle man fraud was operating
IN this town last week. In some cases he
had found pair OF IS gold bowed specta- J
,les, which he would sell for a song, and
IN other cases he told pitiiul stories OF /
being strapped for money and would part
with his elegant spectscles for enough to .
enable him to get out OF town.
A. b. Brooks has taken the contract Of
building gasolene launch for Arthur a
Quimby of Lyndonville. The cost OF the !.
craft is estimated at about g, 900, and il
will be thirty-three feet long with full
cabin OF plate glass. The saloon and y
galley will be finished In mahogany and i
he engine room in CHARTERED oak. MIR.
'luimby is student at Norwich Univer- I
'ity and intends to take trip on the boat /
next summer from Burlington to Mime
lpolis with a party of friends. Jeffers n
Richardson will go with the party as can
,ain. p