Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-24
Randolph.

last week.
in Mortified.
John Peck OF st. Adams visited rela-
yves here last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson has joined heI
husband in Montpelier.
Els Adsit, the Burlington coal man
was in to WI Thursday.
Henry Holman has finished work IN
Boston and returned home.
Miss Grace Bickford OF Clsremont n
H. visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. James Graham and son ot Ra,be
visited at G. l.. Hodges last week.
Miss Anna Nichols returned FRIDAY
rom a visit In Bristol and vicinity.
Frank Philips played at the dedication
oit the new Barre opera house this week.
Charles Wood and Miss Gertrude sesvev
go TO Rutland this week for a short stay.
Miss Margaret CIoorin OF Hartford
visited Mrs. Il. 5. Fairbanks last week
Albert Summer and wife OF Concord, n.
a., nave been visiting at Geo. II. Hoyt's.
Horace Moulton and Brad. Mcintyre re-
ard.
F. P. Mann and wife went Saturday to
visit.
Mrs. ID. A. Parker and two children Of
ot. Adams were guests at E. E. Fish's last
week.
The covered railroad bridge q ear Finley
bridge is being changed into a deck
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Little and daugb.
4 Ter OF A.HgANHa uRrD rfHngNg az A n EAafguFa
recently.
Harold Thompson cut a thumb and
nnger on a machine at the Souto mill
Monday.
Miss Alice Joyce Of F~ramingham, Mass,
a guest Of Miss Train, returned home
Monday.
n. X. Bush, wife and daughter OF Barre
we're guests at w. b. Walls the first OF
the week.
Misses Mary and Kate Connolly have
spent the past week in st. Adams and
Vergennes.
VIII Blodgett and wife OF Saratoga, n.
y are in town for two weeks, greeting
old friends.
Frank S%paulding OF st. Adams visited
his parents, NJ. ). Spaulding and wife,
over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. ;. Ring and daughter, Georgia,
OF Concord, n. H., have been recent guests
at j. b. Drew's.
W. b. Wall sold a lot OF lost freight
the sccumulation OF years-at auction
Monday morning.
g.. 5. Bosworth and wife OF Berlin Wis
TIED their sister, Mrs. L. B. Johnson, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Drury and children
OF Essex junction were guests at ID. f.
Goding's last week.
Bradford TeIksbury was laid up
several days last week by stepping on a
nail which entered one foot.
d. r. Dyer is making extensive repai rs
on his house, raising II, putting in a mod
arn cellar. foundation, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Shattuck returned
from Highgate Springs Friday, being the
ones TO leave Camp Randolph.
A branch money order office for the
Express company has been
opened at Drew q Leonard's drug store.
Loren L. Hunt Of Gaysville has moved
INTO the Newton house, owned by G. f.
,ushman, and will work in the Souto mill.
The band gave q concert IN schoolhonse
1ard Saturday evening and Monday even
ng accompanied the moonlight excursion.
j. B. Eldredge has been engaged the
past week in building the dam for the
pond In which he is interested, with
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin and grand
Laughter, Miss Lyla Putnam, returned
from a three weeks stay in
Miss Lucy ID. Denison OF Denver, Col, !
Who is spending the summer at Royalton, &
listed her brother, j.. ID. Denison, here
Thursday. I
John Lamson, Willis Chandler and
lean wedgwood are building a boat 4
louse Tor their canoes on the shore OF the !
Mill pond. !
Mrs. G. A. philbrick and daughter, s
bible, who have been guests at w. r. =
.smson's, left Tuesday for their home In
Kan. .
z. L. sault, manager OF the Pigeon Cove
Mass } Tool Co, is spending two weeks :
nth his father, L. T. Sault. His family e
Tas already here. :
Misses Lucy Tewksbury Of Merrimack, n
lass. and Hattie Tewksbury OF white =
liver Junction visited their uncle, John :,
ksbury, recently. r,
Mrs. Hattie Tracy OF Potsdsm, N. ", d
listed her brother-in law, l.. e.. Tracy, n
yer Sunday. Mir. Tracy accompanied her CT
, Montpelier Monday. "
j. Wheeler and wife returned Mon G.
ay from Greensboro. They were at the y
Ike when the double drowning occurred, u
reported in our state news. u
George J. Prince OF Boston was in town y
le first OF the week 10 superintend the Z,
,ipment of his last blocks which he has =,
"a. He likes his present business quite "
ell. ',
j. B. Eldredge has purchased the agency pl
r the old Vermont Mutual Fire lnsur- q
ICE company held for years by j.. 2 er
and will add Il 10 the other III
'mpanies he represents. IT
The left leg Of Walter Kemp was ampu- m
about five inches below the knee hs
Inday by Drs. Scott 4 Clifford. He broke a
e limb Is years z and Il has been ey
him ever since, making the
a seeming necessity.