Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04
Randolph Continued

@. J. Prince spent Sunday in Montpel
Ter.
Ed Hatch has begun work at the stocl
farm.
Hon. c. s. .Emery OF Chelsea was in towr
Thursday.
E. A. shattuck was in Barre on busi
ness Friday.
Miss Carrie Young spent Sunday at her
home in Gaysville.
Clarence Cleveland is spending a week
Burlington and Castleton.
Miss Dorothy Healey spent Sunday in
Barre with Miss Kate Healey.
Samuel Wells of Brattleboro visited e.
Il. VanOrnam and wife Friday.
Miss winifred Mann began her school
on Braintree Branch Monday morning.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Mary Moulton May 10, at 2:3O p. M
Miss Laura Clark was down from Mont
pelier the last OF the week, returning Sat-
urday.
Rev. t. A. Howard will preach in the
new church on the branch Sunday at
2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Mary o. Clark of wilIiamstown
came the last OF the week for a several
days stay.
Mrs. Eugene wardner went to Keene,
N. H., Saturday for a two weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Annie Messer OF Barre came Mon.
day to spend a week with her grand
mother at G. e. Cushman's.
Mrs. W. 8. Curtis is reported quite i'm.
proved in health and hopes to return this
week from the Heaton hospital at Mont
pelier.
Mrs. w. Q. Whitman has returned to
her home in Brattleboro. Her husband
has charge Of the work at the Maple Sug-
ar Market.
Mrs. George Chedel Of Pittsfield and
daughters, Sarah and Marjorie, came Fri
day to visit at n. w. M~cCollom's. Miss
Sarah is still here.
Flint & Rowell made a large shipment to
market Monday, consisting of III sheep.
"a 5-Sc.,(; 81 hogs, q Ia to 3 3 .Sc.,); 81
calves, a 10 4 I-2c.)
Edmund J. Shattuck, with Geo. H. Nor
rill 4 Co, the Boston ink manufacturers,
was In town over Sunday, the guest OF his
uncle, f. A. Shattuck.
Peter A. Anderson left yesterday for
Fitchburg, Mass, where he expects to
work as blacksmith. His family Will re-
main here for several months.
Miss Elsie Powers came Saturday from
Boston, the Emerson College OF 0catory
having closed. She returns today to that
city for a few weeks work as tutor for
private work.
Timothy 81. Johns, formerly OF this
place, was married last week Tuesday at
North Walpole, N. h., to Miss Anna Syl-
yester OF that town. They reside at White
River Junction.
Many OF our people got their first
glimpse OF that modern vehicle, the horse
less carriage, when John Kimball sped
past In his Wednesday. II attracted
attention.
Rev. J.E. Walker, q returned missionary
from China, spoke at the union meeting
at the White church Sunday evening on
:" Marcus Whitman who saved Oregon to
American union.
Mrs. Harriet Spaulding came from Bar
re Monday to sttend the funeral OF her
lister at Randolph Center. She was ae-
,ompanied BY her granddaughter, Miss
tloreDce Granger, who visited at G. r.
Changers.
All having photographs of residences
: hich they wish 10 appear in Picturesque
randolph" must hand them in to the
HERALD Office before Saturday night. The
york OF printing will begin next week.
copy for advertisement ready Satur.
Iay.
The new jacketed aluminium kettle to re-
lace the one which exploded 81 the Sugar
iarket last week is in place and work is
Ding on as usual. IL Is likely the Market
TiIi close In a day OF two for the present,
the lsrger part Of the seasons product
as been graded.