Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-01
JIG. Mann and wife of Randolph wer


Miss Susie Ellis OF Hinsdale, N. H., has
been visiting Mrs. Lucinda Bingham.
] Miss Lucy Paine is spending her vaca-
ton with her sister, Mrs. l.. ii. Edison.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foley have moved to
Mortified, where Mr.. Foley has work.
, Miss Corelyn Dickey has been absent
the past week with relatives in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson entertained
a party OF friends last Saturday evening.
S.H. Chase Will run bis farm this sea-
son, A. f. Kathan returning to Randolph.
William Stickney was at home from
Dartmouth college several days last week.
Mrs. Harriet Sanders is visiting the
family Of Egbert Sheldon at Stockbridge.
o. d. Wood has been confined to the
bed with illness for the past two weeks or
| more.
Mrs. John Sherlock OF Royslton spent
several days last week with Miss Mary
| wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wills of South Tun-
bridge were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ ID. W. Bliss.
Rev J. B. Trevett, formerly rector of
Christ church, has gone to Norwood, N.
Y, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Sheldon Of Boston
are visiting Mrs Geo. Marsh, sister of MIR.
Sheldon this week,
Hiss Jessie Spaulding closed a very sue
cessful term OF school at Gaysville Friday
and is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ira Wheat are
spending the week with relatives in /
Montpelier and vicinity.
A. g. Barnes farm, now occupied by
Pearl Bowen, has been leased for year to
Mr.. Austin OF Randolph.
John and Chas. Kloran, who are brak-
ing on the q. V. X. r., were in town a few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. l.. Il. Edison leaves Sat urday OF
this week TO visit her daug hter, Mrs. A. j.
Damien, at Bellows Falls.
Carlton Stevens is to carry on the hill
farm OF Fred Stevens between Bethel and
East Bethel the coming year.
B. c Sterling and wife OF Warren ar
rived Saturday at W. G., Shaw's. Mrs.
Sterling is a sister of Mrs. Shaw.
The masquerade ball given by the Re-
bekahs last Thursday evening was great
success and about $50 we're cleared. il
Mrs. Ella Lebarron OF Woburn, Mass, is I
at her fathers, o. ID. Woods, assisting in
The care OF him during his sickness. 8
Mrs. o. N Hunt is in hospital in Bos-
ton for treatment for gall stones, large
number of which have been removed.
WISE A4lhAlh MUSIC Vi bdlubiDu was Nut
guest several days last week OF Miss
Harriet Fisher OF the Whitcomb High
school, s
Miss Noble Kimbsu left Monday for
W est Hartford where she will do a weeks [
iressmaking in the family OF Almon
Morse. h
Miss Eugenia Parker OF Royalton has a
been cerkiDg in the store OF Brooks a
Washburn during the sickness OF Mr.. u
Nashburn. -
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Heath have been en- n
ertaining the past week Mr.. and Mrs. f. A"
l. Blake and daughter OF Warren, who a.
we're former neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Fish celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary OF their-wedding last
aturday and in the evening quite party n
4 the friends and neighbors gathered at q.
heir home on Church street to congratu- \
ate them. y
Mrs. Eunice Lincoln received $1,000 b
rom the Continental Insurance Co. last Il
week through the agency of Guy Wilson, n
icing the full amount OF the insurance n
arried on her dwelling and furniture, O.
which were destroyed by fire last Deem G
'er. Il
Martin l.. Washburn was in town Mon n
6y. He leaves soon for his work in 81
.laska, stopping for about two months at CT
an francisco on his way. He scent a al
hort time last summer at the now famous 81
ape Nome mining district and thinks n
hat there is great future for this new b
Mining country. Z
John n. Chapman of Bellows Falls was "
D town the first OF the week in the inter. r
SITS OF the International Paper Co., look
ng over the arrangements for the log
rive the coming season. The high water
las left the river channel in bad shape .
bove The White river bridge ard it will u
fobablv be necessary TO build a line of
tone cribs to keep the logs in the right p
hannel. a,