Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05
Randolph.

in town.
Fred Bass OF Norwich university wa
down over Sunday.
John Tilson OF Barre was at his home
here over Sunday.
Miss Alice K. Hobart spent several dayi
In Rochester last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. O'Brieu returned Il
10 Bellows Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Buck returned from
Lebanon, N. H., Saturday.
hon. j. ID. DenisoD Is In Montpelier
this week on legal business.
DIR. w. 8. Curtis OF MONTPELIER visited
at his home here ovsr Sunday.
q. N. Chamberlin has gone to VIII.
mantle, Conn, to visit for awhile.
A. J. Bell spent Sunday In St. Adams
and visited in Burlington Monday.
The postoffice at the South village was
n ade money order office Monday.
e. A. and +. b. Thomas returned from
the New York market this morning.
Sherman moulton left Monday night to
continue his course at Harvard Law
school.
Mrs. Rix OF White River junction came
saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. J. l..
! Hutchinson.
Herbert Scott and wife OF st. Adams
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
HollenDaek
j. NJ. Atwood is wearing cane and
walking with limp because OF a fall re.
ceived Sunday night.
b. ID. Chadwick fell down stairs at the
foundry Saturday and put bis right
shoulder out Of joint.
Charles Montgomery came from Boston
Tuesday to spend two weeks vacation
with his parents here.
Arthur Ssult came Friday for a two
weeks vacation. He is an attendant at
the Waterbury asylum.
Mrs. q. +. Loudon, ID. o., OF Burlington
came last Thursday TO visit har parents
DIR. aud Mrs II. II. Mcintyre.
Fred II. Smith went to Boston Monday
where be has a position with Geo. W.
kimbali 10 Faneuil Hall market.
Charles Bacon and bride OF Waverly,
MSS, are guests az Leonard r. Kent's.
Mr.. Bacon is Mrs. KeBt's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cleveland OF Castleton were
guests last week at w. ). 5. Bucks.
Leon ID. Latham OF South Royalton,
well known here, has entered the law
oitee Of ii. L. Powell at Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Booth returned Mon |
day from the Profile House, White Mts.. /
where they bad been for the summer.
]. K. Newcity received word last week /
that his son, Harry, of Bristol, Conn.,, is /
suffering from severely injured knee.
Mrs. o. j. Marcott and daughter. Eva.
returned Saturday from Sha ron where 1
they had been guests OF Mrs. Don Moore. 4
Mark Chadwick went to Montpelier
Tuesday TO begin service as day clerk in
the Adams House, formerly the Exchange.
Miss Ella swinyer is learning millinery
IN tie Bell store this season. Miss Carrie
Erskine Is completing her apprenticeship
there.
j. NJ. Atwood attended the state field
day OF The American Mocha mics ct Nor
wich Tuesday. The local bra nch of this
order has gone up"
The select men have Strengthened, re-
paired and reprinted the fence, cut the
brush and otherwise improved the appear
ance OF the town cemetery.
Pearl II. Drake, who stopped on his re-
turn from Detroit, Mich, 10 visit his
MOI her, Mrs. Ida Drake, returned to
springfield, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Nell Williams returned to her .
home in Boston Tuesday after spending
several weeks with he sisters, Mrs. Geo.
l. Spear and Mrs. A. b.. Kendrick.
B. b. SNOW nd wife took possession OF |
he hotel at Snowsville Tuesday. Mr.. !
snow is brother-in-law OF ID. Z Cooling !
md came here from Boston last summer. I
T.. n. Bean is taking a two weeks yaca. I
ion which he is spending in Washington :
county, accompanied by his wife. p. !
ireaney OF Mortified swings the razor
Turing mis- absence.
Some ofthe young fellows in attend
nee at the Good Templars' union Friday =
lad trouble with our school boys and in :
he evening a mixup occurred between
hem and a few larger town lads, which
eft It's traces behind. Both parties APP. i
ear TO have been to blame, as the HERALD
ears IL. II
II you bold lecture course tickets, most G
4 which have been delivered, De sure to d
ttend the suction sale OF choice OF seats L
I Du Bots & Gags hall tomorrow evening, Il
eginning At 7:30. DIR. A. &. Bailey will K
CT as auctioueer. Don't forget to bring II
our season tickets to be exchanged for =
eat checks. X
Pensions lately secured through the d
ldredge ageney;-U. A. Clark, Brook -
cid, increase from q to GIG; George ~
Jason, Brookheld, increase from 3 to =
II; Mrs. Martha Farnhsm, widow OF g
elson Farnham, West Brookfeld, si2; %
masa Lackey, Braintree, increase from e
Is to siT; Fiheld Bohonon, Chelsea, in
tease from - to fi2. a
John 3. Averill died Tuesday, Sept. 26,o I q
neumonia In Bethel Gilead, after a sick =,
ess OF two weeks. He was born in Stock a,
ridge, March 20, 1919, but had lived the or
reater part OF his life In Randolph. he or
Il a wife, two sons, Burton and Clifford, fe
70 daug Ina and Mrs. II. j. Chad h,
lick OF Bethel, and one grandchild. The m
neral was held at the home Thursday, w
w. +. q. Rainey officiating. n,
The many friends OF Representative 10
m. b. Wall OF Randolph will be pleased to
learn that he has Just accepted a posi- at
on at the hands OF President futile of ia
e Boston and Maine railroad similar to W,
at held by him under President Smith Al
the Central Vermont. Ii is safe to say fir
at claims against the Boston and Maine
III receive thorough attention from the in
able gentleman from Randolph" Bur-
,otOn Free preSs