Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

$. NJ. Flint and wife OF Burlington have
been recent visitors in town.
G.. A. Edge~ton and James Morse Of
Mortified are In town today.
"Pat' Avery cut his thumb quite badly
on a saw 8t the Salisbury mill Monday.
Miss Eta Fletcher Of Br0okheId has
been a guest at W.R.Davls. the past week.
NJ. d Evans, Jr..o Waterbury has been
visiting his brother, r.. h.. Evans, this
week.
SeIya Holman has had another pull
back and been confined to the house sey
eral weeks past.
The MouItons shipped to a New York
customer yesterday nice pair u horses
that they raised.
A daughter was born yesterday 10 Her
bert Hubbard and wife, who live on @.
l.. Martins farm.
Harry c, Allen has sold his farm in
South Randolph to Abbie b Paine Her
son, & Z. Paine, will carry 10 on.
Miss Mabel Guyette, who is undergoing
osteopathic treatment at Montpelier, has
been at home several days, b at returns to-
day.
Frank Wright, who has employment on
the Boston eiectrcs, has been In tow a
few days making ready to move his fam
lily and goods to Boston.
Ernie Noble, who is taking course Of
training IN a Boston hospital before COM
plotting his medical course, has been III
and is here for few days rest.
Miss Nellie A Bassett OF Boston is vis-
ting Miss Grace Cooling for a teW weeks.
l.. A. Hassett came up Saturday 20 stay
over Sunday with his daughter.
The following item OF thrilling inter
est is culed from this weeks Randolph
items in the Argue: "Jep. Chad wick was
iu town last Monday afternoon
Edna, two months old baby daughter OF
JoCsp h. Eddy, died yesterday morning OF
bronchial trouble. The funeral ls 10 be
held friday, at James Judd's, near Brad
ford Bass mill.
The storm last night interiered with
the attendance at toe old folks ball, given
given by the iremen. About 30 couples
Werl present The Randolph orchestra,
five pieces, furnished music.
Dr. T.. NJ Greene Of Bethel was here
last week in counsel with DR.. q. W Scott
IN the case OF L. f., Huntington, who is
reported somewhat improved but still
quite III with heart trouble.
Miss j. Lillian stuart OF Philadelphia
Will come next week to commence her
second season as trimmer In Bell Bros
millinery depart ments she comes direct
ly from Hill Bros wholesale house on
Broadway. New York city, For The past
five weeks Miss Stuart has been acting as
salcslady in this establishment, where she
had an rpportunity to study the designs
OF the highest priced novelties that come
across the waters. No doubt she is we'll
up in the high art Of hat decoration for
the spring OF 80.
Those who enjoy Irish fun and melody
Will surely be on hand at Pat Maloney's
New Show and Comedy Co.'s entertain
ment at Dubois & Gays hall next Wednes-
day evening. The company is a good one
and, judging by the press notices, the
show plesses immensely, Says the Man
chester Union: "Pat Malouey and his
Irish Visitors opened three nights en-
gagement at the Park last nigat and the
performance was unquestiOIah y the best
seen at this theatre this segs0u, and the
fact was thoroughly appreciated as the al
most constant applause by The immense
crowd evidenced 1t was clean, bright,
artistic and very funny. A feature OF the
are the vaudeville specialize
which are numerous and entertaining
Edward W. Emerson, Hamlin and liam.
lin, Minnie Conner, Bryant and Watson.
Waters, May Newman ami the .
famous Pat Ialoucw,arC gll artists in tha.r .
lines, and laughter reigns SUE
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