Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-23
Randolph.

A. G. Yinica of Barre visited here over
Sunday.
P. A. Anderson is just crawling out
from grip.
Adds Stokes is improving from an at
tack OF grip.
Herbert Salisbury was in New York
city last week.
5. NJ. Flint, Esq, OF Burlington was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Kilburn spent Sum
day in Roxbury.
A. II. Powers Of Chelsea was in town on
business Saturday.
Miss Carrie Young spent Sunday at her
home In Gaysville.
Deputy Marshal Luke Parish was in
Brattleboro last week.
Miss Emily Miller has closed another
term OF school in Plainfeld.
DR.. NJ. l.. Scott was called to West
Braintree and Bethel Monday.
Miss Louise Parmenter is unable to at
tend school because OF bad knee.
The homes of Hayden Sharp and J. W.
Hale were wired for electrics last week.
Miss Sarah Chedel came Saturday from
Pittsheld for visit at n. w. McCollom's.
Mrs. Nelson Chamberlin and son Of
Barnard visited at j. NJ. Atwoodis last
week.
Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhawk arrived
home Monday from a trip to Pittsfield
and Proctor.
$. Il. harrington OF Chelsea has hired "a.
+. Cushman's farm and will take posses
sion March lst.
Rev. w. r. Davenport OF Barre pre-
siding elder, preached at the NJ. e. church
Sunday evening.
Mss Maud Pierce of East Calais ar
rived Saturday and is the guest OF Miss
Gertrude Trerise.
II. ". Mcintyre has been quite Ill with
grip the past week, for time threatened
with pneumonia.
Mrs. G. f. Abbott was confined to the
bed all OF last week with an attack OF
acute indigestion.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. p. Wood went Ia
Brandon last week to visit some time with
Mrs. Woods relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huntington have
gone on ten DAYS vacation visiting in
Ro hester and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harper, Jr., Of
Providence, Il. l., are rejoicing over the
birth OF a son Feb. 18th.
Miss Elsie Powers is at home for two
weeks vacation from the Emerson Col.
lege OF Oratory, Boston.
The Junior class OF the High school en-
ioyed a ride Friday evening to the home
OF Fred Flint beyond Snowsvile.
Miss Cora Scott has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit 10 her sister, Mrs.
Charles Porter, in Hatfield, Mass.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing the usual banquet following the third
aud fourth degrees will be served.
ID. II Morseis connection with the
board OF agriculture meetings took him
to Newport and Albany this week.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh had her pupils in
the Noah CLARK district before Photogra-
pher Booth Monday for group picture.
Mrs. Martin Washburn returned to
Riverside, VT, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Washburn leave for Alaska about March
LIST.
DIR. W. NJ. Kelly went to his home II
Lynn, Mass, Saturday night for several
days stay, called by the serious illness OF
his mother.
The Emerson mill started again Mon
day, all OF the help being able to resume
work except +. L. Huntington and d. l.
Chattield, the latter on account OF illness
In his family.
Inc CuuuhN eGuuot vi NHt " uiAt NuuiNh
will have a picnic at the vestries next
saturday afternoon from three o'clock
until seven. II stormy, the picnic will be
postponed one week.
A. W. Edison, formerly principal OF the
High school and OF the Normal school 10
this town aud at present associate super
intendent OF schools, New YORK city, has
recently had his salary advanced TO so.OOO.
Mrs. W. b. Wall gave a tea Friday after.
noon to the old-time lady friends OF her
sister, Mrs. L. ID. Strong, who was her
guest. Saturday evening party OF ladies'
and gentlemen were also received and
had the pleasure OF greeting Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong, as we'll as passing pleasant
evening al progressive whist ana otner-
wise. Martin Washburn and Mrs. Il. r.
Evans made the best scores.
The last entertainment OF the lecture
course comes next Monday evening and is
a musicale by the Tremont-Svendsen
com bination This company consists OF
a male vocal quartette and lady lnstru-
mental trio, introducing violinisti celllst /
and pianist. There are vocal aud instru'
mental solos and quartettes, with accom-,
paniment. The program is varied ana /
promises to be well performed. single /
tickets at Bass.
Capt. Eldredge, Judge Hutchinson and /
Dean MN1EMOOu IGAhAhNd AN0A \
from the bleak Alaskan climate OF the /
national capital, glad to get back to the
mild zone OF Vermont, where they could
get warm inst once. They have several
big stories, but one by the Judge, where
in he tells OF being Obliged to shovel the
snow off his bed on account OF having
left his window up a few inches one
during the blizzard is rather the
leader.
One day last week Will Brooks, VINO
works in salisbury's factory, thinking to
startle a Raymond boy also employed
here and make him jump, came up 70
him unawares, clapped his hands and
shouted. Raymond is possessed OF nerves
,et IN edge ana what Brooks got wasn't
ust what he expected. Raymond was
|, AIRED all right, but when he threw up
AS hands one OF them held hammer
y hich struck Brooks wicked oloW' pee,
NO the flesh over and under his eye ana
oosening several teeth. II was all mis-
axe, but it hurt just the same.