Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-12
Randolph.

y. y. Mann was ia Barre on bushes,
the last OF the week.
Mrs. L. E. Drake is no better her ron.
clifton being precarious.
Fred Beedle OF Keene, N. H. snen,
Sunday at A. II. Beedle's.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce has gone to Bsrre n
2 spend some time with her sister.
Robert Church went to Bethel last week
where he has employment IN the cream.
cry. eieam
>, The ladies Of the Chautauqua circle met
tuesday evening with Mrs. Il. o. Banch-
W. s. S. Buck attended the funeral n,
! day. 'a'ui'
Miss Kate Guptil came from Montpelier
Friday to spend a few days at A. ii.
The Coed Friday service in St. Johns
church will be held at 1920 tomorrow
forenoon.
Fay Burnell OF st. Adams. had been
guest OF Harry Iotman, returned home
Saturday.
Clarence Cleveland Of White River June.
ton spent Sunday here, guest at W. s.
). Bucks.
Miss Ruth Jones of Mortified came
Saturday to spend a few days with Miss
/ Mary Webb.
VIM. Mann was at home over Sunday.
hls son, George, Of Quechee also spent
Sunday here.
! Dr. A. l.. Cooper preached an excellent
sermon at the White church Sunday on
| Fellowship"
Mrs. W. r. Daniorth of North Stratiord,
/ \. H., is guest at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. j. p. Clifford.
w. w. Seymour Of Lynn, Mass, spent
Sunday in town with his mother. Mrs
Christopher Seymour.
Mrs. Sarah Thurber OF Montpelier. who
had been visiting at Charles Taplinis, re-
turned home Monday.
This afternoon the Ladies' Missionary
society will meet al the Christian parson-
age with Mrs W. II. Chidley.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Chadwick returned |
from Burlington Saturday where he had /
been for treatment for his lip.
Mrs. r. P. Mann was seriously i'll with |
an attack Of indigestion the first OF the |
week but is slowly recovering.
Fred Bass returned to Norwich univer- !
sity Monday after a two weeks vacation. |
John Byrd went back last week.
Miss Gertrude Brownel OF South Royal.
ton returned home Saturday after spend
ing several days with Miss Jessie Pear.
sons.
The ladies Of Beulah chapter, o. E. s,
are making plans for a May day festival,
the program for which will be announced
later.
Henry n. Kohn OF Albany, N. Y, super
intendent OF the Phoenix Insurance com
pany, spent Saturday here, a guest of j.
NJ. Atwood.
Mrs. VIM. II. Messer and daughter,
Annie, Who had been guests at @. Z.
Cushman's, returned TO their home In
Barre Friday.
Miss Laura Norton of Montpelier, one
OF the faculty Of the Union school, has
her brother here.
Fred Bryant moved his household goods
this week from the Brooks block to the {
house on Weston street recently pur-
chased by his son-in-law, Fred Davis.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. silverthorn and
daughter, Bessie, left for Boston yester-
day to continue their musical instruction.
they expect to return here about the first /,
week in June.
Mrs. Agnes Chapman left for Manches- !
er, n. H., Monday where she will work Z
n a factory. She came here from North |
ield and has been housekeeper for A. b. 4
Brown for some time. Z
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and r
Mrs. A. b. Gay, and a daughter to Mr. c
md Mrs +. +. Healey, Jr. SIR. Healey ,
las been in Springfield for some time 5
md will move his family there soon. o
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Johnson left Friday !
loon for a ten days trip to New York,
and Washington. Mrs. @
sister, Mrs. G. 5. Bosworth OF ;
Berlin, is keeping the home in their alb \
ence. =
Miss Minnie Bachelor OF Braintree is =
pending the week with her cousin, Mrs. q
/. q. Mann. Mr.. Mann spent Sunday in =
hanover with his son, J. Laroy, and is in
be New York market this week buying n
lew goods. y
At the grange meeting next Saturday Il
vening "The Peak Sisters" eight in n
lumber, will be present and assist in en-
srtalning the patrons. Their program is c.
nique as well as their costumes and can 81
ot TAIL to please. 81
Mrs. II. II. Bean left for Boston Monday
0 spend several months with her three q
ons in Massachusetts. Mr.. Bean Will n
rive there, going through New Hamp- q
hire. He will spend some time at Cape II
cd and join bis wife later. "
Prof. Winthrop p. Abbott, formerly Of ~
rooktield and this place, now principal %
the Proctor graded schools, has re- n
entity received, from Gov. f. c. Smith n
I'D STATE Supt. otontt tue appoin theht VI al
xaminer OF teachers for Rutland county, y,
take the place OF f. c. II. Dunton, re- q,
gned. AZ
Henry F. Wallace OF Oswego, n. Y, was al
ltertained by +. A. Shattuck Friday. CO
II. Wallace is native OF Bethel and was al
! engineer on the Central Vermont at Fl
le same time Mr.. Shattuck handled the vi
.rottle. He Is now superintendent OF CD
olive power on the Rome and Water en-
wn road. ba
W. A. Mcintosh OF this place, who is at M
ork in Lebanon, y. H., discovered nre ga
his boarding place the other evening, IN az
closet adjoining his sleeping room. he an
I've the alarm and there was an effective We
sponse from the fire department, the ha
axe being extiuguished before the dam
e had exceeded sl19. II was decided U.
at the cause Of the fire must have been a !
ontaneous combustion. St'