Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
Randolph.

Ia, TO work.
ness Saturday.
briefly Monday. capital
Miss Kate Guptl returned n Mont
pelier Saturday.
Hon. V. /. Spear was in MontneIier nm
business Friday.
=. f. Emerson was in Montpelier IN
business Monday.
Charles Ballard OF WILLIAMSBURG was in
town over Sunday.
G. l.. Sleeper OF South Royaltop WAS in
town over Sunday.
DR., w. s. Curtis of MoptpeIier was
down over Sunday.
Mrs. J.. ID. Williams was in Burlington
last week for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stimets began house
Keeping over the creamery Monday.
Miss Ruth Holman has returned from
Barre where she has been visiting friends
Lieut.. John p. Mosley OF Mortified was
down Friday to attend the orchestra BEN
eft dance.
Mrs. George Hoyt went to Montpelier
Monday to spend week with her daugh-
ter, Mildred.
Edgar L. Salisbury went to Montpelier
Monday evening to attend the "Old Maids
] Convention"
Mrs. Julia E. Wiley of Rochester was a
guest at Alfred Eaton's several days the
last Of the week.
Mrs. F. Ii. Totman went to North Tun.
| bridge Monday to spend day or two at
her former home.
/ Roy Smslley came from Barre the last
/ OF the week to visit his grandmother,
I Mrs. Ellen Young.
/ Mrs. o. p. Hood returned from Barre
Monday where she had been spending a
month with relatives.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. J.B. Eldredge next Wednesday after
noon at the usual hour.
Mrs. Benjamin Briggs and son, Robert,
OF Hartford are visiting at the home OF
her father, George S. MoultoD.
Miss Fannie Draper returned to Barre
Saturday but Miss Carrie Draper remained
until next day at her home here.
Robert Putnam came from Hanover, n.
H., Saturday 10 visit his father, j. B.
Putnam. He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Emily Lazelle returned home this
week from Frank Burridges, where she
has been for some time as nurse.
Fred Crane IS at home this week, having
been somewhat disabled by an accident
while at work on bridge at Hartland.
Miss Belle BiaisdeI went to White
River Junction Monday to remain for
several weeks with cousin, who is i'll.
e. T. slult left for Keene, n. H., Tues
day on his way to Boston and vicinity
where he will spend several weeks with
his sons.
Clarence Hodges returned to Williams
college yesterday after spending the
Easter vacation with A. B. Tewksbury
and family.
Il. NJ. Kimball and Miss May Staples OF
Boston and +. F. Deering OF Mortified
were entertained over Sunday at A. j.
Richardson's.
Miss Maud Lamson, who Is at work in
Montpelier millinery establishment,
came Friday TO spend Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Adams went to East
Barnard to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Adams brother-in- law, Austin Adams,
who died Saturday OF heart failure.
Miss Harriet Fisher Of Marshfield, one /
OF the faculty OF the Whitcomb High /
school at Bethel, was a guest OF Miss 1
Emma Moses Friday and Saturday.
DE-. W. NJ. Kelly has been engaged by /
Prof. Harley NewComb to sing in his .
opera, "Recluse,' at Windsor Thursday
and Friday evenings, May Sd and lth.
Mrs. Mae f. Robbins OF Montpelier, a
came yesterday for a several
days stay. She boards at NJ. V. Chad
wick's and intends to open ladies' toilet
parlors here.
saturday state Highway Commissioners
VIM. b. Wall presided at a meeting OF the
- At
Dinner was served to them
1t the Pavilion.
Clestic Stevens left for Woonsocket, RI,
saturday where he has work as black
smith. He has finished work in Beams
carriage shop. His family will remain
here for the present. II
Mrs. c. ID. Seymour OF East Hampton,
Mass, has been a guest at f. z. Mann's 1
his week. She accompanied her mother,
Mrs. Hull, here who will board at Charles
Bowers for the present. II
The Sugar Market has received from the {
Alaska Commercial company an order for
J, 900 gallons OF syrup put up In special
TO be shipped to Cape Nome'
This is about two carloads.
Rev. +. q. Rainey has been returned !
lere by the NJ. +. conference, to tho salts I
action OF his parishioners and the COM :
Easter sermon, there having been no
service last week.
Persons wanting internal revenue
tamps for deeds, checks, etc, will here /
Itter find them for sale at the pnstoiiice /
MY, instead OF the National bank. This !
,hange will be a convenience to the pub /
ic, as they can be had from the postotfice /
i all hours OF the day and evening. /
Saturday afternoon Republican caucus |
vas held in Dubois and Gays hall and '
he following delegates were elected TO
he state convention which was held at 6
Burlington yesterday VIM. III. Dubois, 6
!. Richmond, Luke Parish, james Hutch J
nson, J. +. Mead, ID. II. Morse and J. +.
For the second Congressional
district convention at Montpelier Tues |
ay, the delegates elected were J. ID, Dem
son, c. s. Hall, II. p. Riford, j: W.
'argo, NJ. ID. CHURCHILL j. Huse ana r. A: Q
aaIa ant Dnr1VHu Z