Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11
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A. II. Bell vent to st. Adams yesterday
Henry Evans has gone to Orange to
work.
X. p. StockweIl of Bethel was in town
yesterday.
A daughter was born May 4th to AFRO
Waters and wife,.
The road machine began work in the
village yesterday.
Robert ChamLerlin was in Burlington
or business Monday.
S. s. Ballard of.Montpelier came down
yesterday on business.
John Barclay and family visited in
Stockbridge last week.
Mrs. Kate Soper visited her daughter in
East Granville yesterday.
Mrs. Cardell and Miss Paulina Parker OF
Warren we're here yesterday.
Miss Maud blanchard entertained a
party OF friends last evening.
s. NJ. Flint of Burlington was down last
week on business, returning Friday.
Miss Alice Stevens is working at Han
over as table girl during Carnival week.
Robert Parker returned Tuesday from
Newport, accompanied by Lee Tinkham.
Miss Manney's pupils had a half holt
day Tuesday because of the teachers ILL
ness.
Howard L. Chldley speaks at Gaysville
this evening in the interests OF the Anti
Saloon league.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Johns
| church Will meet with Mrs. Mcintyre
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Dudley, a lawyer of Colebrook, N.
H., was here Tuesday to see j. w. Hale,
guardian Of Miss Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. p. Mann left for Spring.
field Tuesday where they Will remain for
five or six weeks with friends.
Charles Porter OF Hatfield, Mass, came
yesterday to DIR. NJ. l.. Scott's where his
wife and son are staying for the present.
Miss Della Grant came from TuDbridge
yesterday for a short stay. She will not
resume work in the Bell store at present.
Mrs. c. e. spaulding of South Royalton
md M. Munroe of Boston, Mass, have
been visiting at d. f. Goding's this week.
Mrs. George Dodge, who had spent the
winter here with Mrs. Irene Dyer, return
ed to her home in Medfield, Mass, yester-
day.
Miss NJ. A. Sanders returned yesterday
to her home in Montpelier after an eight
weeks visit with Miss Emma Sanders, her
niece.
Fred Whitelaw has moved his goods
from the James Hebard house on Central
street to the Mcintosh house on Prospect
street.
II. Porter Smith of Cambridge, Mass,
was in town Tuesday on business con-
nected with the settlement of his fathers
estate.
c. W. Utton has moved his family from
Marlboro, Mass, to Beanyille, where be
will work in Beams carriage shop as
painter.
The Epworth League will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of its organization at
the First M. f. church Sunday evening at
5 O'Clock.
Monday morning A. IL. Beedle sold at
auction, in Depot square, some goods be-
longing to Mrs. X. X. Robinson and j.
ID. Wheeler.
F.T. Huntington of Burlington visited
over Sunday at the home OF his father, r.
Il. Huntington, whose health has i'm
proved of late.
Flint a. Rowell sent to market Monday
1866 sheep % 1-2c.) and lambs "a 8 Al; 20
calves (4c.); and So hogs, - 1-4o.), paying
for all about 5000.
Last Saturday, at Memorial House, Geo.
Perry Nichols OF Randolph and Miss
Myrtle Ethel Pember OF East Bethel were
married by DIR. V. NJ. Hardy.
The Hose company held its first prac-
tice meeting last evening. IL also elected
Byron Goodwin foreman of Cart No. land
n. c. Green first assistant.
Miss Anna Day, a niece of Mrs. A. b.
T~eWksbury who had been her guest Tor
several weeks, returned Friday to her
home in New Boston, N. IL.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Stafford Greene OF Boston. Mrs.
Greene will be remembered IS Miss Jennie
Osgood, who has frequently visited here.
The Experience party which was to
have been held last Friday evening at the
Baptist church vestrles was postponed,
because of the weather, until tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Joseph CAMEL with her little
daughter, Bernice, who had spent a
couple Of months here with her sister,
Mrs. A.. ID. Ladeau, returned TO her home
in Wilder yesterday.
Over 5000 young trees are to be set out
in the cemetery addition at once. Most
of them are evergreens, but all varieties
are represented. Il. w. Mcintyre is in
charge of the work, assisted by Princes
men,
Carroll Huntington, formerly OF this
place, who left Newport some months ago
and went to Colorado for his health, has
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Johnsbury where he has a good position
in a drug store.
The burial OF George Whitney's mother,
Mrs. Henry Whitney, was held at south
Royalton Tuesday. Others from this
place attending were Mr.. and Mrs. N. q.
Greene, Mrs. W. p. Flint, MRS. W. r..
Blood, Mrs. Ransom Slack and Miss
Maud Whitney.
b. Souto Of New York city, head OF the
furniture firm that is operating the fac
tory here, made Randolph his first visit
Yesterday. lie was much pleased with
the town, The mill and the chance to do
business. Tit mill will start "for keeps"
either tomorrow or Monday, a. the equip
ment will then be ready.
Col. II. j. Kimball seems TO have found
about as effective way as any for dealingl
with the worm pest. The apparatus used
consists of a kerosene barrel with an APP
pliance for pumping and two long hose
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