Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-25
Randolph Continued

Hon. j. ID. Denison was in Bethel Tues.
day on legal business.
Mrs. l.. F. Kent went to STAFFORD yes.
terday to visit relatives.
Robert Chamberlin went to Burlington
Monday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood returned
from Wallingford Tuesday.
Mrs. N. J. Copeland of Chelsea is visit
ng her son, o. y. Copeland.
N. W. McCollom went to Manchester,
| n. H., on business Monday.
The w. c. I. U. will meet with Mrs. s.
s. Clark Friday at O'Clock.
Clarence Booth went 10 Newport, n. H.,
Monday to visit his former home.
Mrs. F. G.. Blake and Mrs. Gleason of
Warren were in the place Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Holman and A. c. Hol-
man returned to st. Adams Monday.
Mrs. Charles Stimets went to Sharon
the last OF the week to visit her parents.
F. V. Hubbard OF Fl. Edward, N. Y,
was guest at M. f. Nicolls' over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Morton has been quite III
for more than week with the grip.
Deputy Marshal Parish escorted two
Cinnamon from Richford to Burlington
Saturday.
Monday Flint and Rowell shipped to
market sheep, is hogs % l-4c.) and AZ
calves "a 1-2c.l
Miss May Kendrick, who has been in
Boston the past three months, returned
home Monday.
Aleck Hull's little son had his hand
badly cut Saturday while playing on the
railroad track.
Mrs. NJ. M. Wilson accompanied her
ster-in-law on her return to her home in
Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. II. f. Sharpe is quite seriously i'll
with bronchitis, following an attack OF
whooping cough.
DIR. II. II. Mclntyre's house on Randolph
avenue is being improved by the erection
OF piazza on two sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. stillman of Jetfer-
son, Ia, arrived Tuesday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Laura Holden.
The Chautaquan circle are invited to
meet with Mrs. f. o. Blanchard next
Monday evening at 1880.
The Woman's auxiliary OF st. Johns
church will meet with Miss Mary MouI. !
ton on Monday afternoon, May 20.
Manager Nicolls OF the Souto mill was
up the Passumpsic road last week buying |
lumber. he has 80 carloads coming.
National Grange Master Jones has des-
lgnated saturday, June 10th, as Children's /
day and recommends its general obsery- |
ance.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
serve Ice cream and CAKE in the church /
May 30th.
Miss Alice Stevens returned Yesterday
to Hanover, n. II. Her brother, Frank
goes soon to work as bell boy al the
Wheelock House.
The members OF the Epworth League
will hold a sociable at the church parlors
t his evening, at which literary program
will be presented.
Alvin Conner OF Manchester and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jewett OF Rochester were
here this week, having come to attend the
Parsons-Hart wedding.
While az work at the freight depot last
week, Charles Blodgett lost the end OF one
p his little fingers by getting 1t caught
between two kerosene barrels.
n. l. Boyden has been appointed adj
n lnlstrator and w. b. Wall and G.. l..
Merlin commissioners and appraisers ~
he estate OF Mary J. Brszzille
Friends here Of Walter n. Baker of the
lass of IS OF the High school, noS on
Session, viii be interested in the arrival al
lis home OF ten-pound son, Edward
Wesley, May isth.
A scrub town team took a fall out of
he High school nine yesterday afternoon.
be score standing p TO g. Newton and
Webb were the town battery and Wood
yard and Abbott the school.
DIR. V. ~. Hardy and z. W. Tewksburv
ave been elected delegates from the
longl church to attend the ordination Al |
BAKERSFIELD Of Rev. Daniel r. Putnam.wbo
les had charge Of the Cong1 church there
or . year past. The ceremony takes
lace June LIST.
Maple worms have not done much dam.
&c the past week, perhaps owing to the
DID weather. Thus far, the rsvages have
zen much less than last year az this time.
Of weather may bring them out later.
% there is hope that they will not
oubie greatly this year.