Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
Randolph.

Miss Emma Moses is visiting in Plain.
field.
George Ryder spent Sunday In Mont.
E. F. Emerson was in Barre on business
Saturday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Eugene osha went to Bos.
ton Monday.
Henry Walker returned to Fitchburg
Mass, Monday.
w. F. Cushman returned from New
York Saturday.
Monday DIR, E. F. Upham celebrated
bis 10Th birthday.
j. NJ. Atwood went to Norwich Tuesday
on business trip.
Mrs. A. l.. BALDWIN returned to Green
field, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Dennis OF New York Is q
guest at c. f. Moulton's.
James Cannan OF Mortified visited
friends in town Sunday.
Fred Bass was down from Norwich
University over Sunday.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. Davenport
spent Sunday in Rochester.
NJ ISIS Bessie Woodward began work to-
day as cashier for Bel Bros.
on business the first OF the week.
Miss Fannie Draper spent Sunday in
Barre, guest OF her sister, Carrie.
Miss Nora Connolly closed a winter
term OF school in Braintree Friday.
NJ. V, Chadwick OF the Adams House,
Montpelier, Was down over Sunday.
About 25 from this place attended the
dance at Bethel last Friday evening.
P. j. Blanchard and N. W. McGollom
went to Rutland Monday on business.
Arthur Putnam went to Springfield,
Mass, Monday, where he has secured
work.
Walter Davis has moved his family into
a tenement in Martins block on Randolph
avenue.
Mrs. c. E. Burke OF South Royaltou
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. r. q
Morton.
Mrs. Isaac Newton entertains the mem.
bers OF Arcadia lodge at her home this
.eyening.
DIR. w. NJ. Kelly went to Holyoke, Mass.
Friday 10 visit friends. He returned
Monday.
sc. Webster has been succeeded as
engineer at the souto factory by Peter
O'Connell.
MondayJ. w. Blanchard shipped cows
" Id c., s cattle and 6 calves a l-2 c.
To market.
Willard Gay and Charles Holman left
for Kansas Tuesday, where they Will pur-
chase horses.
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre spent
Sunday with his parents, Lyman Hutch
inson and wife.
G. S. Moulton has about recovered from
a spraiued ankle sustained some weeks
ago in New York city.
Mrs. Helen Huse returned to Morrisyille
Monday after spending two weeks at the
home OF her son, A. j. Huse.
Mrs. f. r. Kingsbury Of Providence, X,
l., was a guest OF Der niece, Mrs. Louis T.
Booth, several days last week.
Mrs. Elijah Edison has been quite seri.
ousiy III since last week Wednesday with
rheumatism and ether troublts.
Mrs. o. o. Rogers went to Manchester,
n. H., yesterday TO visit her husband
who has been at work there for some time
The ladies' OF Beulah chapter, Order oil
the Eastern Star, are planning to give 9
valentine tea Tuesday evening, FEB. IL
Mrs. Eugene Osha and children went
Monday to Waltham, MBss to join Mr.
Osha, who has been working there since
last fall. ,le,
Jed Kendall and daughter, Ang +,
returned from STAFFORD Monday, whe ]
they had been spending week or
with friends.
Kenneth P. Crawford OF Boston and his
friend, MIR. Pnrmenter, who mad been
guests OF George walsh returned nome
Sunday night.
Miss Maud Sleeper, who had been a
guest OF Mr. and Mrs l.. z Booth, return
by Mrs. Booth.
ANY who Rave rooms that they would
like to rent during The Sugar Makers con-
eention are requested to notify LANDLORD
Grown OF the Red Lion.
Monday d. II. Morse left for Topsham,
Washington and Essex county, where he
has been engaged by the board OF agricul-
ture TO speak at farmers institutes.
:. d. Loomis has hired the Gorham
place on the Center road, and will take
possession March /, He has been on the
stephen Riford farm for five years.
Tuesday the family OF George Dorm
went to Saratoga Springs, where Mr.. Dorm
is permanently located. Their housenolo
goods were shipped there the same DAY
Mrs. Will o. morrill,, with her children,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fabien Dupnis. Mr.. Morrill, went 70
sharon Tuesday, where they will make
their home
VIM. b. Weightman, national BANK ex'
atninsr, OF California, who has been detail
ed to examine all the national banks IN
Vermont, was in town Friday and exam
lned the Randolph National bank, which
he found In an entirely satisfactory con-
dition.
Awhist party of five tables at Will EN-
ersonis Thursday evening resulted IN 9
score Of Plus rs for +. A. Dunn and MRS
r A. Smith and of minus 10 for 4. r. EN-
erson and Mrs. f. B. Wood.
"The Informals" met Monday evening
With Mrs. r. o. Blanchard. The feature
OF the program was the reading oy Mrs.
Susa Bass OF a paper written by her ior
the prize offered by the Z. L. 5. z. for the
hest sketch OF the most dramatic incident
in American history. The next meeting
OF the circle will be with Miss Maud Bian-
chard Monday evening, Feb. IL.
Arson s. Burroughs has filed petition
of voluntary bankruptcy, alleging assets
OF $500, all OF which is claimed 10 DC eA-
empt. and liabilities OF s6,0l3.3S. FIVE
!. i "A nf the latter were notes