Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-13
Randolph.


Hermon Morse of Montpelier visited in
the place Tuesday.
Leon ID. Latham OF South Royalton is
IN town for few days.
J. ID. Denison went to Wells River Mon
day TO ect as referee in q lawsuit.
II. w. Tewksbury returned Tuesday at
ter several days stay in Boston.
Mrs. ID. Colburn OF st. Adams is spend.
ing the week at Alfred WeOster's.
Prof. and Mrs. n. j. whitehill OF Mont.
pelier were down on business recently.
George Adams returned to Chester yes
terday, after few days stay with reia
tives.
Miss Nora Connolly attended the we'd
ding OF cousin at White River junction
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry A. Leonard and son, Lau.
renee,spent part of last week with friends
in Bethel.
A. Z. Hastings returned Tuesday to
Franklin Falls, Mass, after visit TO his
family here.
Miss Hannah Hanlon OF East Granville
visited Miss Lura Montgomery several
DAYS last week.
Next Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Lewis entertain the Brooklyn Whist club
~ AsAa0h nail
W.. 5 Buck returned Saturday from
a two weeks business trip IN the western
part OF the state.
Alya w. Dickerman OF White River
Junction was here over Sunday TO see his
mother, who is i'll.
Thomas Connolly returned Sunday
morning from New buryport, Mass where
be had been with potatoes.
attended the Junior promenade at Bur
ington last Friday evening.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Lane and baby
Marjorie, are expected TO arrive from Bus-
ton today for a visit at Justin Moult0n's
Mrs. n. V. Lewis. who has been visiting
her nephew, Rev. 4. A. Howard, several
weeks, returned Monday 10 her home in
Plymouth, Mass.
Mrs. Angie Wood, who has spent the
winter in Springfield with her daughter,
returned Monday ana has reopened her
house on Pleasant street.
Misses Caroline Haufier and Blanche
sparhswk have been invited to partiei-
pate as soloists at the May musical festival
At White River Junction.
John Hubert has purchased the corner
lot OF Mrs. II. A. Lamb on South Pleasant
build house there the coming summer
A couple small twigs telling across the
main electric line early Saturday morn
ing resulted in burning out OF both
main wires. The trouble was quickly re.
paired.
X. W. Morse YVES in town last week.
He did not purchase Hotel Barton as he
expected some time ago, but has taken the
City Hotel at Barre, hitherto conducted
by +. j. Gale.
At the whist party at Grange hall Mon
day evening Guy Holman and Mrs. Jehiel
Williams were the heaviest losers. The
honors we're won by w. r. Edison and
Miss Myrtis Walbridge, with score OF
Monday evening.
The picture OF the Alhambra in II. G.
Aliens store was taken from a small wood
cut in the supplement OF the HERALD AND
NEWS. II is 80 times the size OF the pic
ture copied. The work was done entirely
with pencil by Mrs. A. b. Fish and has
ELECTED much admiration.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing Miss Josephine Emery had charge OF
the lecturers hour, the feature OF which
was an old-fashioned spelling school.
Miss George Mann and Russell Burridge
chose sides. The match was won by MISS
Name Connolly, with Mrs. Alonzo Emery
second. The next meeting Will probaoly
be open TO the public, State Superintend-
emit NJ. :. Stone having accepted an invl-
tation TO be present and speak.
AT the annual meeting Monday evening
Of Whitney Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch
Masons. these officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year: l.. Webb, Il. II. P.i l.. Nj.
scott. X: q. W. w. Davis, s.; G. Il. Az
mott. Treas: r. l.. Bass, Sec; j. ID. Deni-
son. e, H.;F. A. Phillips, p. s.; Orson
WoodcocE, r. A. c.; N. l.. Boyden, NJ 50
y; Cbas. Hayward, NJ. % v; A. n. Cut
YER, NJ. 1st V. Rev. II. White, chaplain
r. I. Sault, J.. B. Fisk, stewards j. u
Denison, n. L. Boyden, NJ. l.. Scott, h.
nance committee.
mid Won ever hear OF attaching mans
oognsg The thing was done here Satur-
day Readers OF the HERALD Will re-
member that some time ago Joe Corevo
mad built to his order OF heavy tWo-lnch
nlank two collins, one for himself and one
for his wife, " hen they should need them'
These he took TO his home and has since
rent. They have been as good as 2 lie
insurance for warding on death ana are
today ia prime condition. II so happens,
however, that they have never Deeh pa .',
-, apd last weeK w p. Flint, who built
them. sued for his claim OF tl5 ana at
taehed them. Joe is al present IN chelsea
isiI under a county court execution ana
narhans does not feel the loss as he other
wise might.
Charles q. Dubois and John Il. Dubois
came from New York to their nome heIe
last Fridsy. on which day John became Il
ears on age. This event was the occasion
~ their coming home at this time. A
dsncing party at the Red Lion Inn Satur.
dsy evening was given in honor Of Jonh
arrival at the majority marx: win lhel.
return. Mr.. Dubois five children were a., ~
nome and a happy reunion OF the iamlly
took place. Charles Dubols reeurneu
Monday to New York, where ne y spsn br
hiss sister Anne, who will remain there
lew slo dsys before returning to Smith college;
Iohn left Monday morning for kutiana
ana Boston and goes back to New hork
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