Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-26

Miss Carrie Draper was at home over
Sunday.
F. E. Healey, Jr., of Springfield spent
Sunday with his family here.
I Miss Blanche Sewall OF Royalton spent
Sunday here, a guest OF Miss Lucinda Du-
puts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crane. who have
both been seriously i'll with measles, are
improving.
Mrs. Alice Whitaker Of Windsor came
Saturday to spend few days, a guest at
John Manney's.
Alex and Albert Tatro have purchased
the farm OF VIM. Washburn, the price
paid being $3.50.
Charles Hulburt returned to Hanover,
n. H., Monday after spending a few days
with his brother, John.
John Spring, Esq, of Lebanon visited
at J. ID. Denison's few hours Saturday.
His father is seriously Ill.
Mrs. !. l.. Chadwick returned to Milton
Monday after spending a few days with
Silas Chadwick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hebard OF White Riv-
er Junction spent Sunday with his par
ents, w, b. Hebard and wife.
Miss Alice Coloumbe returned from
Montpelier Monday where she has been
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George Bradford OF Amesbury, Mass, a
former resident, came last week to visit
A. A. Wainwright and family.
VIM. Martelle breaks ground this week
for a new residence to be built on his lot
opposite the Brigha creamery.
F. II. Joslyn is adding a large and hand
some piazza, designed by Ii. W. McIn-
tyre, to his bone on Summer street.
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Sunday with his family here. Alfred
Joslyn OF that city accompanied him.
Pearl Cleveland has resumed work in j.
j., Trerise's hardware store, where he
has been employed for four years past.
Leonard Smith, an uncle OF w. s. S.
Buck and former resident and contract
or here, died at Rutland recently, aged 81.
The Chautsuqua circle met with Mrs.
Susa Pass Monday evening. The ladies
meet May 7th with Miss. Bertha Manney.
Scion Vail, who has been spending the
Easter vacation with his parents here, re-
turned to schoolin Stamford, Conn, Mon
day.
Miss Lorena Hutchinson pleasantly en-
tertained small party OF friends at her
rooms in Smiths block last Friday even
ing.
Miss Emily Miller went to Mortified
Falls Monday and Miss Ella Bailey to
Mortified, to teach spring terms OF
school.
Miss Ada Burroughs returned from So.
Royalton MONDAY where she has been car
ing for an aunt ana uncle during their
Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Peck were called
to the East village Monday to assist in
caring for her mother, Mrs. Paschal Os-
good, who is i'll.
Miss Anne Dubois returned to Smith
college Monday, and Sherman Moulton
and Walter Woodward to Harvard Mon.
day after the Easter vacation,
Owing to the high water, the electric
lights were not run here Wednesday and
Thursday nights, but Friday evening the
current was turned on again as usual.
DR.. g. A. Wheeler OF Boston came
Friday to visit his parents, Avery Wheeler
and wife, who accompanied him to White
River junction next day to spend Sunday.
Misses Eunice Flint and Lucie Wall.
who have been studying with private
preceptors for several months, arrived
home Friday. They return to Boston
this week.
Wednesday OF last week Mrs. Ann f.
Spaulding was adjudged bankrupt, and
the first meeting OF her creditors will be
held at the office OF j. ID. Denison Satur-
day, May 5th.
Among those in town last week to attend
DIR. Upham's funeral were l.. p. Gleason OF
Montpelier and Col. and Mrs. II. r.
Stoughton OF Barre. E. Denslow Upham
left for his home in Cincinnati, o., Mon
day afternoon.
The Military company has raised funds
to purchase about 80 rifles at 50 each from
the state arsenal. The guns are expected
next week. The company is doing very
nicely and hopes to become part OF the
v. N. G. sometime.
The local Odd Fellow lodge will cele.
brate the s1st anniversary of the order By
an entertainment at Grange hell May 4th,
with literary program, refreshments, etc.
Odd Fellow and Rebekahs are expected
to attend. Each Odd Fellow may invite |
two friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan F. Chase and son of
Meredith, N. H., have been in town this |
week. They intend to return here shortly |
II they can find place to suit. Mr.. Chase |
has opened branch of the Real Estate |
Exchange at Meredith and Will soon open |
a branch in Boston.
Walter c. Woodward, chairman Of the
executive committee OF the Randolph /
High School Alumni association, while /
at home last week, made preliminary ar |
rangements for the biennial BANQUET.
which will be held at the Red Lion Inn /
Friday evening, June sth, following the
exercises.
Last week Alfred Eaton purchased of
Increase Chamberlin bis farm near the
village and will move there soon. The
was 81 400. The first OF /
this week Mr.. Cham berlin moved to the
house on School street which he recently
purchased OF Albert Wainwright, who has
rented the Srooner house on Weston
street.