Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18
Randolph.

the Newton House.
Hon. VIM. H. Dubois was In Montpel.
Ter Saturday on business.
Miss Ella Blaisdell OF the East VILLAGE /,
a guest OF Mrs. Jennie Peck.
j.. q. Brown OF Montpelier was here on
business the last of the week.
John Kimball has purchased the two
Corevo houses on Island Beach,
Prof. Chittenden returned to Burling.
ton Friday after a short stay here.
Ed. Montgomery returned to Boston
Monday after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Cleveland spent Sat
urday with friends in South Royalton.
j. w. Blanchard OF East Braintree has
started another meat cart on our streets.
DIR. ]. ID. Wheeler returned to Boston
Monday after a few days visit in town.
Mrs. =. A. Boudro and son., Julius, of
Highgate are visiting at Joseph Raymon's.
Mrs. Louis Booth went to No-thfeld
saturday to spend a week with relatives
John Herrick went to Montpelier Mon
day where he expects to remain for some
time.
Rev. Homer White oficiated at a service
In Christ church in Bethel Sunday after
noon.
Miss Anne Dubois returned Monday to
Northampton, Mass, to resume college
work.
Mrs. c. R. Granger went t o Barre Fri
day TO visit her son, G. II. Granger, and
family.
Postmaster Eldredge went to Warren
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family.
Will Emerson and wife went to Camp
ton Village, N. II Sunday by team for a
few days stay.
Mrs. L. @. Durham OF st. Adams visited
at o. p. Hoods last week, taking her de-
parture Friday.
Mrs. Levi Raymon went to Highgate
Syringe Friday to attend the funeral OF
her brother-in-law
Miss Abbie Clark and her pupils will
give a musicale at the Red Lion Inn par-
Tors Friday evening.
Miss Lola Ingalls, returned from Goulds-
Vile Monday, after a three weeks stay
with her grandmother.
DR.. W. s. Curtis and Prof. N. ]. White
hill, with a friend, spent Sunday at their
respective camps at Greensboro.
A subscription paper was circulated
Saturday for the benefit OF Scion Sulham,
/ NJ lbol n kOpu INV ~ BAtNA bhN H"ys
Miss Metcalf and Miss Nellie Adams Of
South Royalton came Saturday to visit
Mrs. James Thompson at A. j.. Fosters.
Hon. j. ID. Denison, who had been con-
fined to the house by illness the past
week, was able to be out again Monday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. e. church
served a hash supper in the vestries last
Thursday evening, which netted o
slD.
Rev. r. G.. Rsiney went to his former
charge at Chatham, N. Y, last Thursday
to attend funeral. He returned Satur-
day.
David Hatch, who has a good position
in the employ OF the Quincy House IN
Boston, came Friday to visit his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.. Lazelle came from
White River Junction the last OF the week
to look after farming interests in Brook
field.
O. NJ. Tinkham OF Pomfret was in the
place Monday on his way home after a
few days stay in Burlington and Mont
pelier.
TIE Randolph High school nine went to
Bethel Saturday to play with the school
team there. Rain prevented the nnlsn OF
the game.
e. A. shattuck and H. c. Gilbert went
to windsor Tuesday to serve as grano lu-
rors in the United States court now IN ses-
sion there.
Mrs. w. |. Chalmers of Riverhead, l.. l.,
well known here, has been critlcaily IA
for a week or more, but Is now reported
convslescing.
Nice strings OF trout are being brought
In every day. Clarence Cleveland Us que
OF the luckiest OF the sportsmen- FRIDAY
bis catch was 26, weighing six pounds'
Mrs. Hannah r. Holman and her son,
A. q, Holman, came from 81. Adams
Thursday TO visit friends. Mr.. Holman
attends the meeting OF the grand lodge OF
/. o. o. F. at Brattleboro this week.
During April, the Cooperative cream
ery made Is 32 lbs. OF butteri butter Fat
paid for. 1882 lbs; per cent surplus,
III q received for butter, s2,s50.5S; cost
Of making, &c. per ID; paid for butter
fat, Ice.
Glass B OF the Normal school came down
last Friday morning in a big wagon ana
made things merry along their route.
They breskfasted at the Sharpe bakery
and took their departure in season TO be
present at the opening session oil scnool
Monday forenoon there was a hearing
On n r.. Boyden's office before Justice
Ill y AM
LANES Hutchinson OF the case OF H.. :.
Rooth rs. Isaac Newton in the matter OF q
book account. Boyden appeared lor tne
nlaiutiff and Newton was unrepresenteo.
Judgment was rendered for plaintln, 10
recover 1853 and COSTS
The souto furniture mill started IN ear
nest Monday morning. Help VIII oe
added from day to day as the prouue.
reaches the successive stages In manuiac-
ture. Manager Nicolls states that be ma
orders enough to run the mill TO It's inII
capacity for six months already and as
many more are available All unVe III
wishing the new industry success
Mrs. v. L. Spear and her uncle and
ami. Mr.. and Mrs. Dane WEIGH, went 70
Bethel Monday to visit friends. Last
January Mr.. WEIGH, q veteran enslneer,
~, va, entirely recovered from its effects.
one OF his fremen was killed ana .ne
otber seriously injured, and MIR. Weleh
regards his own escape as almost miraeu-