Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. c. W. A. Putnam was in Burling-
ton Tuesday.
Miss Bernice McCollom is quite sick
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. c. E. Godfrey OF Chelsea is visit.
ing at A. j. Fosters.
Mrs. c. b. Seymour OF East Hampton,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Frank Hull.
viii Slack and wife went to Springfield
Tuesday to remain the rest OF the week.
Mrs. Angie Wood went to Springfield,
VT, Tuesday, where her daughter resides
The stores all closed this morning for
the day. Everyone is gone to see Dewey.
Mrs. Ira Maurice Jones and Mrs. Lemu-
ell Richmond went to Royalton Tuesday
to visit.
Miss Lorena Hutchinson OF West
Brookfield visited at A. NJ. Hubbard's
over Sunday.
Miss Belle McAllister OF South Ryegate
is visiting at Mrs. c. f. McCrillis' on her
way to Ohio.
Col. r. j. Kimball came here Monday
night for the purpose OF att nding the
Dewey ceremonies.
]. u. Coburn has moved into the rooms
in the Mansion house formerly occupied
by S. s. Whitcomb.
Mrs. A. j. Foster spent several DAYS last
week with her daughter, Mrs. j. M.
Thompson, at Montpelier.
There has been some complaint OF
thieving from the teams hitched In front
OF the stores evenings lately.
II. F. Knapp, supreme deputy OF the
New England Order OF Protection, is try
ing to establish a branch here.
Miss Elsie Powers returns today to re-
sumo her position as instructor in the
Emerson College OF 0ratory, Boston.
A meeting OF the committee OF the Book
club will be held at Mrs, w. B. Walls
next Saturday at p. N. to select books.
Henry Pope and Miss Majetta Clark are
TO be married at the BRIDES home in
Moretown Saturday and will reside here
Gilman 5. Moulton attends the Mont
pelier ceremonies today, going with a
party OF friends in his tallyho, with trum-
peter.
A. q. Vinica was in town yesterday en-
route from Montpelier to Portland, Me-,
where be has situation running an cleo
trio light pant.
George Walsh, who went to Colorado in
the spring, has returned to Boston and
comes home this week. The climate did
not fully agree with him.
The Graded school is not to keep Thurs
day or Friday on account OF the Dewey
ceremonies at Montpelier and Mortified.
School will keep next week Saturday.
Frank Wood and Miss Gertrude Chat
neld were married at the Christian par
sonage early Yesterday morning by Rev.
", II. Chidley. They are to live on Park
street.
George ]. Prince is in town. He has
ended his business engagement in Boston,
F4Aa ia "a II
Thomas, and will probably stay here this
winter. His Family may move back this
/ fall
c. d. Williams, formerly employed at
/ the stock farm, now OF Hillburn, N " is
driving coaching party through Massa-
ehusetts. Miss Clara Williams has en-
tered the Herbert preparatory school at
Suffern, N. Y.
The stockholders OF the cooperative
/ creamery, at their annual meeting, re.
elected the old board OF directors, con.
sisting OF ID. II. Morse. Judge VIM. II.
| Nichols, A. A. Priest, j. B. Wells and A. Z.
Emery OF this place ana Walter Howard
and Charles Hodges representing the
Centre skimming station.
Mrs. Henry W. Tewksbury returned
from Waterbury Tuesday, ACCOMPANIED
by MIR. Tewksbury. Mrs. Tewksbury viii
join her daughter in New Hampshire in !
few days 70 spend the winter, while Mr.
| Tewksbury will return to Waterbury Il
remain awhile longer until more fully re.
covered, and then rejoin mis- family il
New Hampshire.
The first entertainment OF the winter.
course comes next Tuesday evening, the
attraction being the celebrated Boston
Ladies Military band. Some of our
! townspeople who have heard this band
say II surpasses anything else OF the kiUd
and ranks with the best male bands in the
! country. There are 2 performers-sll
ladies. They are uniformed and present
striKingiy handsome stage picture
There will be instrumental solos, duets
quartettes and sextettes. Don't miss
lhls, OF ali things in the course. Tickets
went on sale at Bass this morning.
liberal out-oi-toWn patronage Is antici.
psted.