Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-15


= Deputy U. s. Marshal Luke Parish OF
Randolph was in town Monday.
John Case of Providence, K. L., was the
e guest this week of Mrs. Martha Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould of Stock
I bridge visited at K. S. Adams Saturday.
Miss Helen Stanley of Rochester called
! on her friend, Miss Mabel Dyke, Saturday.
Miss Annie Messer OF Rochester was
the guest OF Mrs. j. G.. Sargent last week.
Miss Eugenia Kenney of Barnard has
come to live with Mrs. Mary Z. Harring-
ton.
Truman Wallace is confined to his bed
with dangerous attack OF Bright's DIS
ease.
Miss Mabel Preston has returned from
Q two weeks visit to relatives in Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. Willard J. Brooks and daughter,
Helen, were in Rochester a few days
lately.
Perkins Ward has bought the Al Brink
| place situated between Mt Hunger. and
| Gaysyille.
George Farmer has moved into the
house OF Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett on North !
Main street.
The ladies' OF the Universalist society |
cleared $50 at the dinner and supper given |
election day.
ZebiBs Spaulding has sold his twenty |
acre wood lot on Camp Brook to Gardner T.
Wallace, Jr., for 1910.
Miss Louisa Austin has returned from
Montpelier where she has been caring for
Mrs Samuel Howard.
Mrs. II. n. Paige OF Randolph ana Mrs.
Chas. II. DuttOu OF keene, n. d., visited
friends in town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Howard have re-
turned from Monterey, Mass, where they
nave been spending the winter.
Warren W. Read. assistant principal OF
the Whitcomb High school, left Tuesday
morning for New York to be absent a
week. I
Miss Jessie Gee, who had been visiting {
her father, l.. p. Gee, returned to Boston
last week where she has a position in
store. I
There will be public whist party Fri I
day afternoon at Mrs. ID. s. Dykes for the /
benefit Of the public library. Every lady
is invited.
Mr.. snd Mrs. o. r. Russ have sold their ,
home place in East Bethel village to Il. A. !
George, the blacksmith. Mr.. George buys C
tor occupancy.
The senior class Of the Whitcomb High
school nave invited Rev, Chas. Henry !
Wells TO deliver the baccaiaureate sermon \
he coming commencement
Melvin Johnson has moved from the =
lpper tenement OF the Fsssett block to the -
arm formerly occupied by W. Il. Rand :
md owned by f. A. fucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie K. Day OF Hartford
have taken deed of the Motel at East
Bethel, conditional for the lite support OF p,
Mr. and Mrs. kilbourn Day. n
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. oI
layton T.. Durham March 18th, being a
OF Horace +. Durham and
II Mr.. ana Mrs. Edison Fisher.
W. c. Lattimer had a valuable colt die
sunday. He fed ensilage to two colts \
and IL is supposed that this was
ne cause OF its death as the other colt
eemed to be ailing also. Ia
Miss Louise Bedding, daughter Of the
ate Julius Beldlng of RoyalIon hill has y
zen attending the Hawley Bible school
{ Hawleyville, Conn, for the past three to
ears.
Miss May Haley, who has been attend AT
ng the winter term of the Whitcomb
iigh school, returned to her home Mon ~
lay and will teach the spring term In "
'orton.
The Ten Pin club met Tuesday with ~
lrs. f. N. Chapman. the subject treated
7as the various representations OF the Z.
ladonna, with sketches Of Raphael and
iurillo. Fl
John Il. Topper, w. B. c. sticknsy and
l. n. Cram went TO BTattleboro Tuesday RI
. attend the bearing before Judge "
y heeler IN regard to the receiyership Of
be W. r.. V. +. X. K. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Upper left on the Br
hicago express THURSDAY for Keganee,
H., Tor visit OF about ten days. MIR a,
upper was formerly in business IN Ke- es
'anee before he located In Bethel,
The entertainment given last Saturday a.
yening by the Y. p. Z. U. of tue Univer- ",
alist church was so well received and ~
uch an urgent demand has been made a.
Or It's repetition that It will be repeated =
. the town hall Wednesday evening,
iarch q. Lots more fun.
The teachers of the Whiteomb High ha
chool are spending the two weeks re- lo,
ess In the following locations. Prinoi- AZ
al Wright at bis home in Middlebury, X
ilss Harriet Fisher at Cabot, Miss Eliza RI
eth Richardson at Waitsneid and Miss :.
.nna Harry 81 burlington. ST,
Querin a pippin have gotten things
bout into shape 70 tan calf skins In the
hoe snop building. Eight watts have
zen finished Oh in the basement. The 81
tuply OF skins Is 20 come from Carroll = -
'aze aud the first shipment Of 900 in num-
'er started from Hyoe PARK this week. "a
e. A. Watson Of Woodbury.. admins
rat0r % the estate Of the late Isabella l. ft
Way, was ia togn Thursday 10 attend a
Meeting OF the appraisers Of the estate. en-
luriug bis stay in town he sold tue home
lace now occupied by Mrs. Mary Hatch r.,
NJ n. Durkee % Barnard, possession to
e given April ist next.
General Manager A. y. Cram has been Ia,
mpioy ing about Is men TO clear the track
y zee. frozen mud and snow between 4,
'ethel and Gaysviile and after four days ~
YORK the track Was huaily cleared Tor "a
'sssage 81 trains Wednesday. There was
l' rye amount % freight awaiting the NJ
pening OFT the road ana it was thought b
'est 10 open IL nov. even at the large *.
0ense. ho
Deputy Sheriff Paul Tiukham arrested pI,
oseph {. oasgeli Of stock bridge Monday by
~ arrant issued by Justice OF the
'eace I. %. seaver Of Woodstock based 81.
m complaint Of states Attorney sar. 49,
ent that CasWelt had been borrowing =,
heep Of bis neighburs. At the bearing Il.
eiore VT. seareF 10 Mnnaslnrk Tne.tar -