Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-09
Randolph Continued.

David Seymour is very iii with kidney
4 trouble.
Judge J. W. Rowell is holding court in
| Guildhall.
Still nothing definite in regard to the
screen mill.
Dan Brewer has returned from Ran
/ dclph, Mass.
E Hastings was here from Frank lin,
| n. H., over Sunday.
Mrs d, Frank Chase has gone to Fitch
| burg on a short visit.
Henry Walker has finished work in the
Needham barber shop.
Charles Rockwell of Springfield has
been in town this week.
A daughter was born Saturday to Al
bert Carpenter and wife.
Mrs. A. E. Bass left yesterday for a trip
to Boston and New York.
Miss Flora Bell has been i'll the past
week, but is now convaleseent.
The serious illness OF Frederick Leeds
is reported. He is in California.
The Baptist ladies cleared about s23
from their dinner town meeting day.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Emma Moses Wednesday, March 10.
Leighton Abbott has been confined to
the house with hard cold since last
Saturday.
Mrs. P. Booth OF Morrisville has been
a guest OF her son, Photographer Booth,
this week.
Henry Bagley went TO Wollaston, Mass,
Friday to attend the funeral OF his son, a
clergyman.
Charles Holman has moved from n. T.
Holman's place to the Hubbard tenement
on Park street.
A. J. Curtis on Tuesday completed seven
years OF successful management Of the
Central market.
The Harry LAMAR entertainment at Du.
Bots & Gays hall Saturday evening was
SHINY attended.
Arthur Bean, attendant at the Water
bury asylum, came yesterday for a two
weeks vacation.
Henry Halves and wife and Z. l.. Tracy
and family q Berlin visited at l.. g.
Tracy's last week.
Mrs. Thomas Ranney is having excel
lent success eauvassing for a book, "Our
New Possessions
Charles Stevens succeeds Chester Hood
as clerk in the Cash Store. The latter II
still unable 10 work.
Una, dsuguter Of Albert Grover. who
came mNNN04 lfNNl AHANAEnUEHNtg. has
measles at n. c. Greene's.
Most Of the machinery and equipment
| for the Sugar Market is already here and
viii be in place by another week.
Mrs. c. r.. Abbott, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past two weeks with
the grip, IL again around the house.
DR.. B. J. Andrews OF the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, was here Tuesday 10
wieff IuufuG EarFtrn "a hn il gf3It very lou
Harry Eaton, who has been confined to
the house with grip the past few DAYS. is
at work again. He is still in New York
CITY.
There viii be an old folks ball at Du
/ Bots & Gays hail next Wednesday even.
/ ing under the auspices OF the hremen.
! The Randolph orchestra win furnish
music.
Rev. j. f. Walker. missionary Of the
American hoard in China, who is stop
ping with Mr.. Hardy for a few DAYS. will
speak next sunday Of his work in China
Il the White church.
Miss Maud Lams3n. who went to Bos-
ton before the holidays. has secured en-
ployment with Aliard, the weli-known
I importer and designer Of French miiIi-
merry, at III fremont street.
n. ". Udali has large aud handsome
jewelers. regulator that be made, the
wood work. which is a fine piece o. black
walnut fiuish, being done at the Emerson
MILL The clock stands over eight feet
high and cost about 500.
The celebrated Luciers. hesded by the
blind musician, j. n. I.ucier, and sup
ported hy = talented and art stfc company
viii appear st Dubois Il GAYS bali to-
night. This company i well known here
and vii be greeted ~ a good house. Pop
ular uFIen9 prevail