Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-30
Randolph Continued.

S. NJ. Flint OF Burlington has been here
several days lately on business.
NJ. Nicolls was in Lebanon and ID. G.
Woodward in Hartford on business Mon
day.
There were 40 couples at the firemen's
dance last evening and nice time is re-
ported.
Mrs. Fred Shequinne and Miss Agnes
Sault are in Burlington to visit Miss
Mabel Sault at the hospital
Miss Ethel Loveland and friend, Miss
Willard, OF North Hartland came yester-
day to visit Mrs. Ernest Fish.
j. S. Pressey, whose former wife was a
daugh liter Of K. t. Lille, remarked recent
ly at Lebanon, n. w., Miss Davis being
the bride.
Misses Grace Upper, Susie Chase and
Lula Lincoln OF Bethel were here yester-
day to attend the funeral OF Miss Eva
Hoisington.
Mrs. e. A. Thomas went to Windsor
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. b. +. Wilcox. Mr.. Thomas
is there today.
The annual meeting OF the Baptist So
eiety OF Brsintree will be held at the home
OF MIR. George Hutchinson Monday even
ing, December 4.
The PHILADELPHIA parties, who for sew.
eral years have cut and shipped Christmas
trees here, have begun work and will send
three carloads or so.
AFRO B. English died in Lynn, Mass.
Nov. 18th, aged rs yearB, 8 mo. tie was a
native OF this place and also lived for q
time in Brnokfield.
Charles Rogers, employed here by the
New England Telephone company, went
to Burlington and Middlebury yesterday
TO spend the holiday.
There are very few desirable tenements
in the place now vacant and IL business
continues 10 improve il will necessitste
considerable building in the spring.
Miss Lola Ingalls, came from Gouldsville
Monday to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents. She will return later for longer
stay at the home OF her grandmother.
The Informals held a well attended
meeting Monday evening with Mrs e. o.
Blanchard. The next one will be held
Monday evening, Dec. II, with Miss Annie
Walsh.
Mrs. II II. HAYES and son, Harold, OF
Berlin came Saturday TO remain until af-
ter Thanksgiving at the home OF Mrs.
Halves parents, l.. q. Tracy and wife, who
have planned a family reunion for TODAY.
About twelve tons OF Thanksgiving
R'AANasf AhoAAN AhAhNNrf was sent from
this station Friday. j. b. Wells, z. A.
Gaylord, j. w. Blanchard, James Miles
and 4. w. TewksDury were the buyers.
Col. X. J. Kimball has again shown his
thoughtful generosity by having dis
tributed among IS families Of this place
orders for IS worth of Thanksgiving
groc' ries each, to be honored BY local
dealers.
Barney II. Psrr, whom Marshal Parish
took 10 Glens Falls, n. Y, Tor q bearing
on the charge Of selling liquor at the Tup.
| bridge fair without government license.
was discharged by the commissioner on
the ground that the papers As ma lie out by
District Attorney Martin were imperfect
The remains OF Miss Eva Hoisington
who died in Lowell SUNDAY OF consume,
ton, were brought here Tuesday and
buried yesterday. She was about Is wears
OF age, daughter OF Charles HoisipVton.
and hiss relatives who live In Rocbeste :
Hollow, with whom she spent the psst
summer.
Fridays Boston Post coniainad a renort
Of the arrest Of Pearl B. Kimbsu IN a
charge OF performing q criminal operation
on girl who was taken TO q bosnifal h, :
serious condition. She Identified Efs,bs'i
IN the presence OF the police. Ne il -
nected with What Il known IS the sOsa
/ Dr. Jackson stand, IN which \ n -, -.
John, Of this place is also said to Is intert
ested. "aei-