Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-15
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Fred Bass of Norwich university spen,
Sunday at home.
Miss Kate Connolly OF Montpelier wa,
down over Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Bass spent Sunday in Wind.
sor with her parents.
Rev. W. K. Davenport attended a funa.
raj In Barre Tuesday.
nine pound son was born Monday To
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis.
). b. Buell., postmaster at South STRAIT
ford, was in town Monday.
Mrs. George J. Prince went to Burling-
ton Monday for short stay.
The regular meeting OF Beulah chapter.
q. Il. s., will occur this evening.
{. +. Follansbee OF Boston was a guest
at A. +. Hendricks over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Bryant has been visiting
friends In Waterbury the past week.
George e. Ryder spent Sunday in Mont
pelier with DR.. ard Mrs. w. s. Curtis.
| Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb and Mrs. Lucina
Segar visited friends in Bethel Saturday.
Miss Jennie Hodges left Monday on a
visiting trip to Boston and Philadelphia.
Miss May Kendrick goes to Boston
today to study the new styles in millinery.
J. Fits OF Boston is up for a stay of
some months with relatives in Braintree.
j. V. Newton was elected pound keeper.
In place OF j. f. Mead, as reported last
week.
/ Tom Benson, employed at the stock
farm, is spending a week at his home 10
Milton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard arrived from Bos-
ton Saturday after two weeks stay with
friends.
John Herrick went TO Mortified the
last OF the week for few days visit with
friends.
Hon. W. B. Wall went to Boston Mon.
day on business and to visit bis daughter
and niece.
George Day and wife have moved from
the Center and are now at work at the
stock farm.
The song service at the Christian church
Sunday evening was largely attended and
much appreciated.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Harrington, who live on
the Braintree road.
The case Of Geo. II. Hoyt rs. W. A.
Noble was adjourned Saturday and
settlement is likely.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois have
both been III for several days lately, but
are now recovering.
A. c. Holman OF ST. AlbaDs has been in
town several days this week, a guest OF
Mrs. Mary K. Mann.
Luke Parish has been appointed agent
in this section for the Connecticut GEN
eral Insurance company.
Miss Nellie Dickerman goes TO Windsor
soon where she has an engagement as mil
liner for the coming season.
Arthur sault has finished work as at
tendant at the Waterbury asylum and is
at home here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II II. Spencer OF Barre
have been guests for several days at the
home OF his brother, Hermon.
Rev. A. G. Gilmore OF Randolph Center
preached a very good sermon at the
White church Sunday morning.
Carroll II. Granger and daughter, Flor
ence, OF Barre spent Sunday with his
parents, e. X. Granger and wife.
Miss Georgia White ofthe Bellows Falls
Times visited at the home OF her father,
Rev. Homer White, over Sunday.
A. II. Beedle and II. W Mcintyre have
been appointed commissioners on the es-
tate OF james Miles, who died last week.
DR.. Il. Q. Noble, nurse in the Boston
hospital, came the last OF the week TO
spend a short vacation with his mother.
Harry L. Beedle returned to Keene, N.
H., Friday after a several weeks rest at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. /
H. Beedle.
Mrs. A. A. Smith returned from White /
River junction Thursday after a months 4
stay at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. /
Leonard Wheeler.
Miss Grace Lamson gees to Fitchburg, 4
Mass, Saturday TO enter upon her years
engagement as soprano OF the First Bap-
list choir quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Angel have rented
their farm 10 East Randolph aud moved
here. They occupy the w. +. Lamson
cottage on the hill.
Miss Bell, in company with a party OF
Barre and Montpelier nilliners, left for
market MONDAY. She will meet her trim
mer In New York city.
Frank Bailey went to Dummerston
Monday to attend the trial OF the suit
brought against him by John TAFT, but
The case was adjourned.
Rev. T. A. Howard has accepted an in
to deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress in town this year. The exercises
will be held at the Center.
Miss Carrie Draper came from Barre
saturday to spend the school yaestion.
She was accompanied by Der sister, Fan
ME, who had been her guest for week.
Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy started on an exeur-
,ion TO the roof OF his house to look after
he snow Saturday night when the ladder
gave way and he came out OF II with
.prsined ankle.
4. ). Grant post, the Woman's Relief
,orps, sons OF Veterans camp and invited
friends will hold another mock court al
J. A. r. hall next Saturday evening. An
lyster supper will be served following.
The san Francisco Weekly Chrontoie
contains a notice OF the death OF DIR. VIM
y Martin. praeticing physician OF YAK
and. Cal, who was born here ~ wears ago.
Two sons, Or. Alphonso w. Martin ana
wing NJ. Martin, both Of California, sur
i've He had never known days SICK
less sufficient 70 keep him In bed PREV.
ms 10 his wife's death, which occurred
scb. ath. Two DAYS later be took to his bed
md never left his room afterward. his
riends attribute his death TO grief over
Ter departure.