Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-16
Randolph.
Lent began Yesterday

Lent began yesterday.
Z. f. Moulton was in Montpelier Mon
Miss Sadie Loomis is working in Mont
pelier.
Miss Ethel Williams spent Sunday in
Roxbury.
Mis- Belle Morse returned to the U. V.
NJ. Tuesday.
Edward Conant was in Boston Friday
and Saturday.
The Cooperative creamery paid 2lc. for
January butter.
DIR. ". s: Curtis of Montpelier was in
town over Sunday.
9. II. Nichols and wife returned to New
York city Saturday
Mrs. A. A. Smith returned from White
River junction Saturday.
Luke Parish was in st. Johnsbury Sat.
urday on official business.
Mrs. "Jack" Traverse Joined her hus-
band in Boston Saturday.
Miss Ethelynd Gould W as in Charles
town, n. H., over Sunday.
Ira Williams has finished a two weeks
mason job at Woodstock.
Robert Morton OF the y. V. M. has been
spending few days at home.
Miss Grace Lamson went to Hanover,
n. h., Friday for few days stay.
VIM. II. Latham and Miss Name Con-
molly visited in Montpelier Sunday.
Ed. Strong and wife have been visiting
10 Keene, n. h., during the past week.
Charles Anderson has gone to Fitch
burg, Mass, in search OF employment.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh finished a term OF
aQhnnf I'm ha Noa n y dfCf III
Dan Morse is on duty again at Thomas
store after a weeks vacation because OF
illness.
Mrs. Brunton, who had been caring for
her mother, Mrs. Ben Sumner, returned 10
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Jacques and Miss Helen
Of st. Adams were guests Of Miss Mary
Reagan Saturday.
Quite a party OF young people have
planned a ride 70 the home Of Henry Hol-
man this evening.
Died Friday, Feb. 10th, at Irasburgh,
Mrs. Lucy Worthington, mother Of Mrs.
NJ. l.. Scott, aged 81 years.
Rev. q. W. Morrow delivered an adj
dress in Barre last Wednesday evening
and visited here the following day.
The Randolph Foundry shut down last
week on account OF low water. IL is ex'
pected TO resume In about week.
The Emerson mill shut down Thursday
for few days because OF the large pro-
portion OF workmen who were Ill.
ID. II. Morse returned Saturday from his
speaking tour with the Board OF Agricul-
ture in the southern portion OF the state.
J. Laroy Mann arrived Saturday for
brief visit before returning to Albany, n.
", after spending week In Boston on
business.
Frank Phillips started for North Calais
Friday TO play at a dance, but the deep
snow and drifts turned him back long be-
fore he reached there.
Only three truckmen have started IN TO
make good the vacancy caused by George
Dumas departure-Charles Blodgett,
Mark Goodeil and Royal White.
Prof. Ira d. shaw delivered the address
which he gave at the Z. +. union at East
Braintree at the c. Il. meeting at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
n. W. McCollom took the second cash
prize OF $40 for placing the most new bust.
ness for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. in
Vermont in November and December.
F.E. Dubois gave a steropticon enter
tainment Friday evening at Odd Fellows
hall before the Rebekahs and friends.
Colorado views were shown, principally.
A. ]. Croft OF Enosburg Falls and
Aluha Messer OF Rochester were among
those in town Thursday to attend the
meeting OF the Maple Sugar Market IN
corporators.
C.N. Mcintosh, the oil man, suffered
bad tip-over and some damage 10 his team
outfit on the old Centre road Monday, due
to the deep snow, which bad not been
cleared out Of the highway.
There will be a service with sermon IN 81.
Johns church at O'Clock every Wednes-
day afternoon during Lent. The rector
will hold similar services in Grace church,
Randolph Center, Friday afternoons al
2:30 O'Clock.
A water pipe froze in DIR. w. NJ. kelty's
dental parlors Sunday morning and the
water ran over and through the moor,
doing some damage to his carpet ana TO
the wood cuts in the office OF the Buck
Printing Co. below.
q. w. Drew's house narrowly escaped
serious damage by fire Sunday. A chin
ney containing a large amount OF soot
burned out and after all danger was
supposed to be past IT was found that lne
wood work near Ii was on ire. Axes were
used TO cut il away and the flames were
extinguished.
Il
In the first and second degrees at Grange
meeting Saturday evening. Several were
prevented from joining the class because
~ illness, There are more applications
already filed. A banquet will be served az
Inc next meeting and the harvest march
will be given.
The Woman's auxiliary of ST. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. L. r mayer
next Tuesday afternoon, Feb. n, at 2;SO
O'Clock, for missionary work. The iadles
OF the parish are invited to meet with
Mrs. Tbayer at the same hour every Iues-
day afternoon during Lent to work for
coiored school in Tennessee.
The case OF the Raymond MeGieal 90.
VS.. e. e. Evans & Co. was heard THURSDAY
before w. II. Nichols, justice OF the peace.
The suit was brought to recover payment
for certain goods sold to Evans, which he
claimed 10 have returned. MIR. Evans was
the only witness present. The plaintln
was represented by VIM. Batcheider OF
w mite River junction and the defendant
nv n. r.. Boyden. Judgment was rem
dered for defendant, from which piaintin