Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-30
Randolph.
A. g. vinica returned to Barre Monday

The spring term OF the Graded school
began Monday.
Herbert Salisbury was in Boston the
first OF the week.
Patrick Wynn is spending a month at
Miller's Falls, Mass.
Miss Luna Wilson returned to her home
In Hartford Saturday.
Miss Lena Ingalls, visited friends in
Barre several days last week.
Clarence Mann was In Burlington on
business the last OF the week.
Robert j. Putnam and Miss Josephine
Emery spent Saturday in Montpelier.
II. T.. Thatcher went last week to
6~ouldsyille, his former home, to reside.
Harry Totmsn, who had been visiting
MS brother, Forrest, returned to Pomfret
Monday.
Junius Barttro Is still confined TO his
bed and his condition is practically un-
changed.
Miss Emma Moses went to Royalton
the last OF the week to visit friends for a
few days.
Mrs. berlin has moved >from l..
Watson's house to the upper tenement in
the X. G.. Morton house.
Frank Williams went Monday to Cam.
bilukt huCFt ut has u DOhlllO0 hh GlGTK
and driver at Wells hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniorth OF Con-
cord, ". H., returned home Tuesday after
a short stay at A. A. Priests.
That new sign OF 0ptician Healey will
certainly bring him custom, for 1t Is bod
enough 10 affect the eyesight.
Miss NJ. A. Sanders of Chelsea, Mass,
has come to spend some time with her
niece, Miss Emma &. Sanders.
Geo. Clark Of Boston, who was called
here by the death OF his father, Ms. Clark,
returned TO that city Saturday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Tower Of Charles CityI
left for her home Saturday, having spent
the winter with her uncle, J. w. Hale.
Mrs. F. II. Church and little son and
daughter Of Wilder are spending several
weeks with her parents, P. A. Anderson
and wife.
Z. L. Pope OF Barre spent Sunday in
town. Mrs. Pope had been spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. Fred
NhitelaW.
Mrs. Philip Chaussey and daughter OF
Windsor have been visiting her sisters
here since the funeral Of her brother,
Nathaniel Ripley.
Rev. T. Donahue Of Mortified assisted
Rey.Joseph Therien in the special services
for holy week at the Catholic church
Monday and Tuesday.
The social OF the Baptist society at
Braintree Branch was held Saturday
evening with Mrs. George Ford and was
well attended and much enjoyed.
The q. v. M. students-Misses Mary C..
Tewksbury and Belle Morse and Messrs.
Robert Morton, Guy Lamson and John
Chase-are at home for the spring vaca-
ton.
Rev. +. w. Sharp of South Royalton ex-
changed with Rev. q. o.. Howe at the NJ.
+ church Sunday morning n Howard
Chidley spoke at the union meeting in
the evening.
A. e.. Holman, formerly of this place,
has sold his interest in the hard ware store
OF Hale n Holman in st. Adams to his
He is as yet undecided as to his
future business.
J,B. Adams has resigned as one OF the
school directors and the selectmen have
appointed John Hutchinson to succeed
him. The board has not yet organized or
appointed a superintendent.
Last Thursday afternoon and evening
Mrs. Hattie Mcbride entertained the
Ladies' Aid OF the Christian church and
friends to the number of about 80. Sup.
per was served, the entertainment after
Shich included a peanut race, which was
won by George Walsh and Robert Mitch
ell.
The funeral OF Nathaniel Stewart Rip
ley, who died March 10th OF consumption
al BelchertoWn, Mass, at the age OF %
years, Nas held at the home of his aunt,
Miss Margaret Ripley, on Park street
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. @. o. Howe
u the NJ. T.. church OBLIGATED at the ser
vices. The body was placed In the tomb.
Friday evening fifteen members of the
sophomore class took a ride 70 the nome
u Miss Mary Morse, where a very enjoy
able evening was passed. Pencil games
we're played, for which prizes were award
after which ice cream and CAKE were
served. ID. N. Morse gave a helpful talk
which was appreciatively received by the
young people.
The Rebekahs conferred their degree
Friday evening on seven candidates from
They were granted Withdrawal
II once for the purpose OF ~instituttng a
Re bekah lodge at Bethel. This will be
at Bethel tomorrow evening, the
ocsl team going to assist in the work.
and coffee were served at the meeting
Friday evening. A large number were
present q the degree work was finely
lone.
A chancery hearing was held here Tues
iay and Wednesday before {. s, Emery
4 Chelsea, special master, in the case OF
J. y. Hyzer vs.. Mansfield, Sherwood and
involving the homestead right 10
blacksmith shop at the center. j. ~ f,
is attorney for the orator and b. !
\ Hunt OF Johnson for the defendants,
dansield and Sherwood, who are from T,
Johnson. Luxe Parish is only involved T,
s the officer serving certain processes.
There was a large attendance at the
;range meeting Saturday evening. Three I
applications for membership were =
ccepted, and five others will be consider I
d at the next meeting. Miss Josephine Z
,mery will nave charge of the lecturers !
the feature OF which will be an ]
ID. fashioned spelling school. The book !
sed will be "rhe Modern Spelling Book" ]
u blished BY Sheldon 4 60. This is the :
sxt- book adopted by the town of Bethel. c