Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-28
Randolph.

George Ryder was in Montpelier sun
dsy.
Miss Flora Bell is spending the week in
Fairfax.
Mrs. J. d. Denison spent Friday In
Royalton.
John Chase Of Boston was at home
Christmas.
J. c. Griggs of Waterbury is spend ing
the week here.
Mrs: @. s. J. Laird of Royalton was in
town Monday.
Chandler Laid of Barre visited here
briefly last week.
Harry Eaton is home from New York
for short vacation.
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre visited
here over Christmas.
Edmund Nixon passed Sunday and
Monday in Windsor.
Mrs. Roscoe Morse OF Bethel visited at
/. 3. Chase's last week.
Miss Kate Connolly OF Montpelier was
In town for the holiday.
Otis Dumas was in Montpelier and st.
Adams the first OF the week.
Miss Alice Erskine assisted in Bass
store during the holiday sale.
Ernest Sault is visiting in Lynn and
Rockport, Mass, for ten days.
Mrs. Laura j. Holden went to Rutland
this week to spend the winter.
G.. T.. Cushman was in White River
junction Saturday on business.
DR.. j. ID. Wheeler came from Boston the
last of the week for the holidays.
Miss Mary Reagan is spending a few
weeks at her home In st. Adams.
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Christmas with her brother, Dan.
Scarf Nash OF st. Adams is a guest this
week OF John Manney ana family.
Mrs. w. b. Wall attended the wedding
OF Miss Maud Bush at Barre yesterday.
Charles Storms, night operator at
Montpelier Junction, was here Monday.
Russell Burridge, who teaches in East
Warren, came home Friday for few days.
Henry Holman Of East Charleston came
Saturday to spend few days at his home
here.
photographer Louis p Booth and wife
spent Christmas with relatives in Rox-
bury.
The snow plows were out early Mon
day morning, which generally pleased the
people.
Miss Hattie Gour OF Lyndon spent
Christmas here, guest OF Fabien Dupuis
and family.
Miss Laura Clark, OF the Montpelier
Union school faculty, came Saturday for
the holiday.
Miss Grace Smith went to White River
junction Saturday to spend the vacation
with friends.
Miss Emma Seymour returned to Bur-
lington Monday for treatment at a pri-
vate hospital.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs +. T. Salisbury Wednesday, Jan. 3D.,
at 2 80 O'Clock.
The time is at hand for paying water
rents. Collector Richmond will shortly
begin his rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hills Of Waterbury
came Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. ID. Hale Flint.
The next dancing school will be Friday
evening OF next week. Thirty-six couples
were present at the last.
A Randolph High school club has been
formed by students in attendance at the
u. V. NJ. In Burlington.
airs. Micah Mann OF Newport, n. H.,
and Mrs. Warren Mann OF Underhill
came Monday for few days stay.
Fred Davis and wife OF Clinton, Mass,
are guests this week at Mrs. Davis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrills.
MIR. and Mrs. James Thompson OF
Montpelier spent Christmas at the home
OF her parents, A. J. Foster and wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Head, with her little
daughter, came from Roxbury Saturday
to visit her parents, George Parker and
wife.
Joseph Rope has moved from Mrs.
Seth Flint's house to AFRO Adams and
Wales Sargent occupies the tenement
vacated.
Miss Ida NJ. Thacher finished work as
compositor on the HERALD AND Nkws
Saturday after over seven years OF faith
tul service.
j. Laroy Mann, instructor in the Thayer
school OF civil engineering at Hanover, Is
spending his vacation at the home OF his
father, J. g. Mann.
Howard Chidley preached at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
Rev. w. II. Chidley delivered CHRIST
mas sermon 10 the evening.
81 wish you all a very merry christ
mas - was the text OF telegram sent by
manager f. II. Fitzhugh OF the c. V. X
to all the staff along the line.
Mrs. e. ]. O'Brien came from Bellows
/ Feils SATURDAY. to spend few days with
| her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr. her
husband was there Christmas day
The merchants report the best Christ
mas trade for years. People seemed to
have money and a disposition to part
with II for the good values offered.
Mrs. Levi Rsymore and daughter,
Mildred, went to Springfield Saturday to
spend Christmas with Mr.. Ravmore, VINO
has been working there for some Time
A.G. FEELS OF Lowell, Mass, agent for
the Corresponding Commercial college OF
I that place, has been in town several days
lately to secure pupils for that institution
Last Friday evening Miss NJ. Blanche
sparhawk gave concert in Putney, as
sisted by Miss Mary Lamson, pianist
Miss Eunice Denison, violinist, and Kew
W. T. sparhawk, flute.
At the regular meeting Friday evening,
Fern lodge OF Rebekahs elected the follow
inc officers: Miss Ida NJ. Tnacher, noble
grand; Mrs. Roland A. Smith, vice grsnd
Mrs Fred Dunn, secretary, and Mrs. ).
p cleveland, treasurer. The appointive
officers will be announced later.