Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-04
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Harry Eaton returned to New York city
Monday.
f. 7. Evans was in Burlington on bust.
ness Friday.
Mrs. Edward Pope OF Barre visited here
over Sunday.
Prot Charles Dole OF Mortified was in
town Monday.
Clarence Wood OF Barre visited at Frank
! Woods last week.
M. " Chadwick was down from Mont.
pelier over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Washburn returned to
| Underhill Monday.
David and Charles Grove were in Mil
ler's Falls last week.
Miss Ruth Holman went to Hartland
last week to visit friends.
| Charles Pratt OF Boston was at home
last week, returning Tuesday.
The graded school was reopened Tues.
day after the holiday vacation.
Miss Minnie King returned to Barre
Saturday after short vacation.
Misses Wall and Flint go to Boston to-
day to begin their course OF study.
Six couples enjoyed dance at Dubois
Gays hall last Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. f. Mead went to st. Johnsbury
last week to visit Mrs. Geo. +. Cheney.
J. A. Fowler is spending the week with
relatives IN Burlington and Underhill.
Memorial House-the Cong'l psrson-
age-has been wired for electric lights.
Mrs. Evan E. Evans went to Boston
Monday for a stay OF month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Adams OF Barnard
spent Sunday with 4. j. Adams and
family.
Mrs. Charles stimets went to Sharon
Saturday to spend New Years with her
parents.
Miss Flora Bell returned from Fairfax
Saturday, accompanied by her two little
nephews.
Mrs. Clarence Booth and daughter Of
Mortified visited at Louis Booths
Saturday.
Thenext meeting OF the Iniormals will
be held Monday evening with Mrs. A. b.
Tewksbury.
Miss Hattie Gour OF Lyndon, who has
been a guest at Fabien Dupuis' leaves for
home today.
Miss Nellie c. Magennis, who is teach
ing at Essex Junction, spent Sunday at
J. NJ. Atwoou's.
Misses Eta and Vernie Cham berlain
went back to Saxonville, Mass, Saturday
where they are teaching.
Mrs. Z. 5. Booth started for New Jersey
Saturday. She will visit at Newport, n.
H., and New York en- route.
Misses Mary and Anne Dubois went to
Hanover, y. H., Saturday TO visit their
aunt, Mrs. Frost, who is quite i'll.
Editor F. n. Whitney OF the Mortified
NeiCs was in town Thursday on business
a., a ID . aa 7 N ~ a rail-
G. w. Hayward attended the annual
meeting Of the Montpelier Knights
Iemplar at the capital Friday evening.
Mrs. George ]. Prince and Miss Fannie
and little EVELYN Denney came from
Boston Thursday to spend several weeks.
Next Sunday evening Rev. A. l.. Cooper,
ID. d.. expects to begin union evangelistie
services at the Cong'l church in Bellows
Falls.
Some folks think the calendar is pretty
badly "balled up" when they find 1900 is
neither the first year Of the century nor
leap year.
Clarence Mann, who is in the grocery
business at Newport, n. a., visited here
from Saturday until Tuesday. His mother
returned home with bin.
Mrs. &. s. Stevens, with her daughter,
returned to Hanover, n. h., saturday al
ter spending some time with the family
OF her brother, S. II. King.
State Highway Commissioner Wall will
speak on .Road Improvement" al meet.
ing under the auspices OF the State Board
OF agriculture at Vergennes tomorrow.
selva Holman has rented the front part
OF the old Red Lion Inn market quarters,
10 which he will conduct a jewelry re-
pairing shop. 1t is now being fitted up
for him.
r. A. smith and Mrs. John Hubert
scored plus 80 and Charles Ingalls, and
Mrs. Smith owned up TO minus ! at the
Celery Whist club meeting at VIII Curtis
last week.
A. A. Priest has been invited to act as
installing officer at the meeting OF Rising
star grange OF Bethel next Saturday eyen-
ing, when the officers for the coming
year will take their places.
The infant son OF Henry Noble, who
has been seriously i'll with scsrlatina for
two weeks, is now gaining. The disease
was brought from Boston by lady who
left uuaranttned quarters there.
Monday was big day for the shipment
OF sheep, especially. j. w. Blanchard
sent 225, for which he paid to &C.; also
3 cattle and 10 calves IA l-2c.l. Nj, Z.
Rowell shipped 20 hogs q 1-2c.l and IL
cattle. Mr.. Rowell intends 10 snip reg
ularly.
Prof. and Mrs. /. ID. Shaw delightfully."-
entertained the members OF the class OF
100 at their home Friday evening. All but
one OF the thirteen graduates OF last year
were present. Refreshments consisting OF
esealloped oysters, cake and coffee were
served.
Eight members OF the class OF '93 en-
loved a reunion last Friday evening with
Miss Louise Chase. F. q. Webster oil
Burlington and Homer Laid OF Barre
came TO attend. The class numbered III,
but has lost by death one member, Miss
Gladys Jones.
b. souto OF New York city was in town
last Thursday. The Souto mill IS gradual
Nv changing its work from the manufac-
ture OF the cheaper grade OF furniture,
with which il has been supplying lts
south African trade, to the making OF a
better kind for customers in England.
The latter work has heretofore been done
by other mills which have been given the
contracts by MIR. Souto.