Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-25

W. B. Wall was in Montpelier Tuesday
II. w. Tewksbury returned TO HillsborC
/ Bridge, n. H., today.
Rev. W. E. Mann of So. Royalton wa,
here Monday on business.
| W. B. Wall speaks today at an agricul.
tural meeting at Brandon.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood is in Sharon, a guess
OF her daughter for few days.
The Salisbury mill is not running today
on account OF shortage of lumber.
Mrs. e. A. Bagley went to Campton, n
H., yesterday for two weeks stay.
Miss Clara Badger moved today from
Weston street to the tenement over Mitch.
ellis store.
The next Good Templar sociable will be
held with Mrs. Isaac Newton Thursday
evening, Feb. LIST.
.. s. Ballard, genl agent OF the National
Life Insurance company OF Montpelier
was in town yesterday.
Charles Storms, telegraph operator at
Montpelier Junction, came down yester-
day to visit his brother, Fred.
Mrs. g. A. Laird OF Royalton visited
here Yesterday. Miss Winifred Richmond
is BOW her guest at Locust Lodge.
Frank Chadwick and wife returned
AN1ANAhay rum MDEEt ne uU=
derwent an operation for his lip trouble.
Mrs. E. II. Bruce and Mrs. Ed. e. Bruce
went yesterday to Holyoke, Mass, the
latter to remain and the former to visit
for time.
The ladies OF the o. Il. s. will hold a
rug bee" at the Masonic ante rooms next
Thursday afternoon, Feb. /. Supper will
be served from six to eight. All mem
bers are invited to come and bring their
contributions for the supper.
The winners at the Rebekah whist
party Tuesday evening were f. p. Maun
and Mrs. !. ) Chase, plus %, ana the rear
guard were f. l.. Kent and Miss George
Mann, minus p. There were 16 tables.
Another party will be held next Tu ssday
evening.
Ringing Bros circus is to visit Vermont
the coming season. When il made its
trip through Vermont six years ago II
stopped at Randolph and had a big pat.
ronage. Quite likely it will do so this
year. The circus is considered by many
the best on the road.
Mrs. George Lane, living on the ]. q.
Mann farm, fell through a scuttle in the
barn floor Saturday down eight feet,
striking on the back OF her head. She
was unconscious when found and suffered
slight conclusion OF the brain, from
which she is now recovering.
The 20. + squad and school battalion
also some town boys interested in military
affairs, are drilling together at Williams
n II, making company OF about 80 in all.
They meet Tuesday evenings once in two
weeks. Civil officers have been chosen
and at the next meeting company officers
will be elected and other business trans.
acted.
Stella, wife OF Fred NJ. Flanders. died
M onday morning Of septic poisoning, re-
sultiog from childbirth, aged Is. She
had been great sufferer for a month, She
was the daughter OF Christopher Seymour.
The couple came here from Royalton last
year. husband and infant son are left
The funeral was held yesterday at the BAN
list church, Rev. t. A. Howard officiating.
Col. and Mrs. Albert B. Chandler left
New York Tuesday on trip through the
south, Intending to travel by easy stages.
stopping at Savannah, Thomasyille and
1ther phases, their destination being
Pasadena, Cal where they wilt spend |
'ome time. Col. Chandler is much better
md has been 70 his Office quite often late.
Y, but takes this vacation in order to |
ully reCuperate.