Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-05

/ Miss Anne Dubois is at home from
/ Northampton, Mass, for the vacation.
/ Miss Nellie Dickerman left for Windsor
/ Monday where she will work as milliner.
/ T. T. Butterfeld has given his son,
Charles, his time and sold him his store.
/ Ed. Bagloy is tooccupy the tenement va
Gated by Rev. W. X. Davenport after May
| LIST.
/ The Iuformals are invited to meet with
Mrs. f.. o. Blanchard next Monday even
/ ing.
Mrs. Dennis, who has been a guest at c.
f. Moulton's, returned to New York to-
day.
Pearl Cleveland has finished work in j..
J. Trerise's store and is visiting in Brain
tree.
Little Helen, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
E. o. Blanc hard, sprained her wrist this
week.
win Tyler has moved from the Chad
wicK house to the Foster house on Park
street.
Mrs. F. /. Church returned to Montpe.
lier Monday after visit to Melvin Church
and wife.
Mrs. Charles ellis OF Somerville, Mass,
was a guest at s. II. Brooks the first OF
the week.
J. W. Blanchard suggests that farmers
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Mondays.
A freight wreck near Montpelier june
tion delayed the local train last evening
several hours.
Harry Hayward, a student at the Medi.
cal college at Burlington, was at home
over Sunday.
E. F. Emerson Co. are shipping four
carloads Of screens this week, making
nine carloads to date.
There are a number OF candidates for the
place Of census enumerator OF Randolph.
The compensation is about $50.
Herbert Paul, who has been hired as
hostler for another year by j. l.. Moses, is
spending two weeks in Rochester.
Herbert Parker has finished work at the
Red Lion. Arthur e. Blodgett OF New
bury has been secured as hotel clerk.
F. A. Thompson Of New York, men,
Der of the firm OF b. Souto Il Co., is here
this week assisting at the annual invoice.
Gilbert. son OF F. A. Forth, developed
another case OF scarlet fever yesterday.
The Csrlisles live just opposite on Mill
street.
Miss Clara Burnham left for Concord,
N. H., Monday where she has been en-
gagged to work during the spring millinery
season.
Miss Cora Martin, the new assistant in
the High school, arrived Saturday from
Chicopee Fails, Mass, and is boarding at
l.. 7. Sparhawk's.
Mrs. J. W. Brown, wife OF Landlord
Brown, is quite seriously i'll with measles
Misses Ada Greene and Matte Grain, hotel
employees, are also victims Of the malady.
Mrs. George Howe OF Hardwick spent
Sunday here, a guest at Rev. A. l.. Cooper's
She went TO Rochester Monday to visit
relatives but will stop here again on her
way home.
Orrin and Eta Cham berlin have bought
the Wainwright house on School street.
II will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Chamberlin upstairs and by Increase and
Eta Chamberlin below.
Wesley Pierce gave an exhibition of pure
grit Monday, being dragged the length of
the schoolhouse lot and back through the
mud, while be chung to the reins OF a
horse that had capsized him,
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly will sing "Palm
Branches" at the Congn church next
Sunday. which is Palm Sunday. He has
postponed his engagement to render this
solo at White River Jur ctio1.
"Facing the Twentieth Century" by
Rev. Mr.. King has been given the Ran
dolph public library by Mr.. VIM. II Zines
He hopes it will have a large circulation,
and be well digested by its readers