Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-26
Randolph.

Miss Sylvia Powers went to BELOW,
Falls Monday.
.. V. Holman came from Boston Frida,
for brief stay.
= services will be held next Sunday at th,
Catholic church.
Mrs. Julius Rattee OF Barre came Mon.
Gay for short stay.
Ernest Hemenwsy OF Granville has been
visiting FRIENDS here.
Coasting is the pastime OF late and coast
I ing parties are numerous.
r. Shattuck was one of the Judges at
the Bethel Ice race Saturday.
Henry Pope has been at home from
ohester for few days lately.
Mrs. Thomas Carr OF West Hartford
came MONDAY for short stay.
Miss Fannie Draper was down from
1ranville the last OF the week.
Asa Hibhard of White River Junction
spent Sunday with bis parents.
DIR. e. Z. Laid OF Williamstown was
mere on business day recently.
FRANC Wood went to Barre Friday to
visit his cousin, Clarence Wood.
Flint Il Rowell shipped p calves, 40
sheep, cattle and ~ hogs Monday.
Mrs. VI. A. Bell has been seriously III
with bronchitis for more than a week past.
Jack" Traverse, lately painter for W.
work
Mrs. Carson. who had been visiting
her brother, Will Slack, returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. l.. o. Thsver Wednesday afternoon.
Feb. 1st, at 2:3O.
Mrs. George Adams went back to Ches.
Ter Monday after brief visit to her sis.
ter, Mrs. q c. Flint.
Otis Riford has moved from Lebanon.
y. H., TO this place and occupies a tena-
ment in g. L. Martins block.
Phillips orchestra, four pieces, will
play for dance at West Braintree hall
next week Wednesday evening.
The sophomore class Of the High school
has planned e ride to the home OF Charles
Bass In Braiutree tomorrow evening
3. d. Chadwick was in Newport and
towns south as far as Bradford last week
IN the interest Of the Randolph foundry.
Miss Bertha Mauney was Obliged 10
close her school Friday afternoon because
day.
Fred r. West snd Mrs. Lucia c. Stuart.
former Lucta Kemp OF this place, were
married at Livermore Falls, n. a., Jan. /
nth.
Miss Ada Burroughs returned from /
50. koyalton Monday, where she had been /
caring Tor her aunt, Mrs. Mudgett, for a
week.
W.T. Martin came from Warren Tues.
day 10 assist in Drew's blacksmith shnp |
until Leon Drew has recovered from the 1
injury TO his knee.
The number Of deaths In town in 1898.
given last week as 81, is increased to 81 by 1
additional returns handed in since the
record was made up.
Louis MeAllister went Tuesday to Bos.
ON, there taking the boat for Savannah.
He Is 10 engage in the photograph bust
ness with his step mother in Thomas.
Fille, Ga.
LAST Sunday evening Rev. T. A. Howard
preached the first In a series of discourses
1n Peculiar People" The next sermon
will be sunday at the evening service, com
nencing at 7;i5.
j. +. Lsmson now handles the incan des.
'ent light globes. the salesroom OF the
company being closed so much OF the
ime ms TO make it lnconvenient for per-
ons wishing to secure them.
Quite party from the High school en-
owed sled ride Thursday evening TO
sraintree hill TO attend the school exhi-
,ition given by Miss Carrie Sault's pupils
mere we're about go visitors present.
Hon. Forrest Manchester and family Of
Mass. are on a California I
rio. Mr.. Manchester has lately been :
uffering from poisoning contracted while \
aiing clam chowder and the trip is for !
be benefit OF his health. Ia
The manv friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. q
lodgett Of Lyn ionville, formerly OF this q
lace, win join in congratulations 20 them o
n the birth Of a son, Albert Gerry, Jan. d
til. at DIR. Sparhawk's sanitarium in g
burlington. n
A party often young people drove to ?
le home Of MIR. and Mrs. George G. Flint p
! Bfaintree last Friday and spent an en- =
yabe evening. Refreshments consist 9
Ig OF sugar on snow, with doughnuts y
ID pickles, were served.
Francis H. Hull died Wednesday morn -
u of last week Of heart failure after :,
tort Illness, in his 10th year. He was -
Urn in Grand Isle. Vt. and enlisted Aug.
h, 1861. In Co. q, sth Vermont. He was =,
ounded In the lee AT Port Hudson, June =,
. 1853, and was discharged Jan. 20, 1864. h
e was a mem her OF u. s. Grant post, o.
hich had charge OF the funeral Friday at ~
o'clock, Rev. G.. W. Morrow officiating. az
E was a member Of the Christian church.
wife and six children survive. the latter ~
ing Mrs. q. ID. Seymour, OF Springfield,
ass; Lucius, of Cranston, X. l.: John of az
ncook, n H.; William, OF Barnard land
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