Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
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Randolpb,s 4th annual festival is IN
nrogress This week Don't miss the grand
concerts OF Thursday and Friday.
L. O. Peabody is 10 Concord, N. H., ioi
three or four weeks.
Albert A. Northrop Of Barre was VISIT
or in town Monday,
The public schools closed last FRIDAY
for short vacation.
Mrs. II. A. Salter is reported to be very
sick with appendicitis.
Mrs. Flora Jones has the mumps ana Is
reported TO be quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Tucker scent SUNDAY
with friends in Chelsea.
Mrs. F.. E. Wheeler returned from bos-
ton last week after ashort visit
Henry II. Farnham returned from bos-
ton last Wednesday after a weeks ap-
sence.
Miss Edith Goss, who has spent several
days in Boston and vicinity, Is DO" az
| home.
HIM. Foss. who has been in Boston
looking after some business matters, re-
turned last Friday.
Leon Ord way OF Lynn, Mass, is passing
few days here as the guest VI Mrs. b. A
Ordway, his mother.
Il Adde's are DtluB buipPSN
Pennsylvania and Connecticut Inc apple
crop here was a failure.
Mrs. Clara Rolfe returned from Charles
town, Mass, Monday evening after an
absence OF nearly two weeks.
springs are now nearer full than they
have been before in nearly five months.
The drouth has not been fairly broken be-
fore.
Miss Gala Rowell OF Burlington, who
has passed two weeks among her friends
in this vicinity, returns to Burlington
this week.
Arthur c. Adams, who has passed two
weeks In Weymouth, Mass, as the guest
OF Prot. and Mrs. e. ]. Bugbee, returned
here Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. King and Miss
Helen King OF Lawrence, Mass, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. King. They ar
rived here Monday evening.
Al. Knight OF Newbury and X. Z.
Corey OF West Fairlee, are engaged IN
putting a new penstock, wheel, steel MIL
and other machinery In the King mill
Will A. Clark returned from Worcester,
Mass, last Thursday after brief visit He
reports that Mrs. Higgins, whom he ac-
companied to her home, stood the journey
very well.
The social dance tnal WAS 70 nave boSh
given by Mr.. o. II. VI ed last Wednesday
evening was postponed one week on ac-
count OF the heavy rain that fell Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sargent returned
from Royalton Monday after short visit.
Master Pearl Pierce accompanied them on
their return and will pass few days here
as their guest.
Rev. Almon Shepard of East Randolph
was visitor in town last week. Mr.
Shepard, who is nearly IS, is remarkably
strong and healthy man. He is strong in
mind and body.
School in district No. II closed Friday,
Nov. 3. Grace Smith was neither absent
nor tardy during the term. Nettie Lssure,
Harry and Carl Whitney were not absent. |
Don Diamond and Frank Jones were alb
sent only one day each. Number OF pupils |
seven. Average attendance, 6 1896.
EuEICF ID. MoULTON, Teacher.
Among the guests registered at o. ii. !
Weeds the past week we're G. M. Eastman
OF Concord, e. |. Badger OF Nashua, III. l.. |
Dean OF Manchester, N. H., &. w. Farnum
OF Harmony, X. l., Il. M. Buchanan OF
Boston, Il. Il. Van Notter of Rochester, y. |
Y, II. h. Murphy and wife, W. W. Berry,
W. G. Shaw and George Washington OF
Burlington, John X. Plummer OF Brattle-
boro, II. W Campbell of Rochester, +.
Manley of Sharon, A. J. Hatch of Ran
dolph, Ed. Fisher OF Bethel, A. J. Knight
OF Newbury and X. G. Corey OF West Fair