Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
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Mrs. r. R.Slack is Dangerously sick witt
grip. ''sA "i''
Miss Alyce McCord is in Bethel for
short stay.
Miss Ida NJ Thacher spent Sunday IN
Montpelier.
I. J. Adams visited his sister in Royal
ton Sunday.
Thos. Connolly left for ElIensburg, N
Y, Monday.
J. 3. Collins of Barre was visitor her,
over Sunday.
The Royalton Minister'S association met
here Tuesday.
r. z. Healey, Jr., spent Sunday with
Barre relatives.
Hon. Frank Plumlev OF Northfield was
In town Monday.
Miss Laura Clark CT Montpelier visited
her mother Saturday.
Miss Helen NJ. Kenyon OF Northdeld
visited here last week.
Mrs. e. l.. Pope went TO Barre last
week to visit her sister.
Leonard Hutchinson arrived satprdav
from Washington, ID. G.
Frank Burke OF South Royalton has
been visiting friends here.
Mrs, Thomas Carr returned to her home
/ - 'fSNA AiattAONd AlOulhA.
/ q. E. Mann and wife OF Quechee were
al VIM. Mann's over Sunday.
Miss Mary Marcott went to Burlington
Tuesday to remain some time.
Misses Lucie Wall and Eunice Flint
visited in Burlington Saturday.
The new HERALD AND NEWS building
is being wired for about 20 eleetrics.
Miss Nellie Wyman returned to her
work as bookkeeper In Hartford Monday.
On Ash Wednesday there will be a ser
vice in st. Johns church at 10 o'clock am.
Rev. and Mrs. /. P. Booth Of Morrisyille
are visiting their son, Photographer Booth,
today.
Rev. Frank Hazen of Pittsaeld has been
spending several days at n. w. McCol-
Ions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonsrd F. Kent and
naby went TO STAFFORD Monday to visit
relatives.
Louis Filion has moved his effects to
Northheld, where be Is boss Of a section
gang.
Miss Della Grant IS spending a weeks
vacation from the Bell store at her home I
in Tunbridge.
The G. + society OF the White church
will be entertained tomorrow evening at |
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Adams.
Mrs. J. r. Lamson and Miss lisa went to 4
Boston last week to visit friends. Before I
tneir return they will visit in Salem and \
Concord, n. II.
boro, going later to Guilford Center and 4
sharon where the board OF agriculture are
holding two days Institutes.
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury came Monday
from the Y. v NJ. and Miss Belle Morse
arrives the last OF the week, examinations
the students a short recess.
A party OF friends from this place en-
ioyed ride Monday evening 10 the home
u Miss Lora Hutchinson in West Brook
held where pleasant evening was spent
The Rehekahs win give stereopticon
at their regular meeting
Friday evening 10 which all mem bers, as
vel as Odd Fellows and their families, are
invited.
Walter Woodward came from Dart.
mouth college the last OF the week for
several DAYS stay j. Il. Mcintyre and
.harles Cushman were also at home over
sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Smith returned from st.
lohnsbury Friday and remained over
sunday. She is now visiting her daugh-
er, Mrs. Leonard Wheeler, at White
River Junction.
Rev. David Thatcher OF UnderhiI, who Z
vas called here BY the serious illness OF }
lis father, II. +. Thatcher, occupied the
4. Il. pulpit Sunday, the pastor, Rev. .
george o. Howe, being i'll with grip.
About forty friends gave Miss wini- !
red Mann a pleasant surprise party at !
range ball Saturday evening in honor Of 1
er nineteenth birthday. She treasures a v
andsome watch chain as a souvenir. '
] ID. Wheeler and wife arrived Saturday c
-om Kirksviile, Mo, where Mr.. Wheeler =
nd his brother, Gilman, have recently re- r
aived diplomas from the school OF oste- =
pathy. The latter is in Boston arrsng- y
lg for the establishment OF practice !.
here in partnership with DR.. J. ID. =
he Ter. y
W. w. sprsgue OF East Brookfield hiss Il
1rchased Geo. p Woods residence on Il
lie bland avenue and expects to occupy II n
the not distant future. Mr.. Wood will I,
Of yield possession Just at present, how IN
'er Mr.. Sprague is young man OF the s.
md that Randolph is glad to add to its "A
ca
The members OF the Randolph Musical 10
ISOLATION know how To make a great hi
invention pay. The association has nov pt
Id three very successful conventions. CO
be last one was last week when the ora di
rio, "rhe Creation was presented on eN
e last evening. A high class OF talent is III
cured each year, but expenses are kept I'll
thin the receipts expected. A good class IA
music, such as the majority OF people to
n appreciate, is furnished, W hic h makes II
ese conventions success Vergennes ha
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The death OF Mrs. Norman Nichols oe- .el
rred early Tuesday morning, after pc .el
ID OF infirmity and illness lasting sew NC
Il years, from diabetes. Her age was 81. OF
q funeral was at the home on Prospect RAJ
snue yesterday afternoon, Rev. Il. A. We
ward Officiating. Mrs. Nichols was 20
tive OF STAFFORD, but had lived also ia A
'.sars Shs leaves tbrea Children Chas cal
Nichols OF New York city, Mrs. Ed lsr
,hols OF Braintree and Mrs. r. CANCEL. gr'
r husband. Norman Nichols, has been wa
p ~ a. hridge bniISsr ana Mrs toy
aries n. Nichols and daughter, Lucy,