Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-29
Randolph Continued.

The stores close at noon today.
Chas. Williams, who has been seriously
III, is now gaining steadily.
Henry II. Kohn OF Albany, N. Y, was
guest at j. M. Atwood's yesterday.
Miss Emma II. Finn OF Burlington is
spending few days with friends here.
Alfred c. Wells came from st. Albans
Tuesday to spend few days at his home
here.
Henry Clifford OF Rochester came Tues
day to visit his sister, Mrs j. NJ. At
wood.
Miss Jennie Godfrey is at home for
vacation from the South Royalton Graded
school.
Miss Alice c. Denison of Royalton Wis.
tied her brother, J. d. Denison, here yes
terday.
T. l.. Wood came from Montpelier yes.
terday TO spend some time with his broth
err, VIM. 5. Wood.
Miss Anne Dubois arrived Tuesday
evening from Northampton, Mass, to
spend the college vacation.
Prin. f. 4. Pricbard will conduct
teachers examinations here and in Chel-
sea tomorrow and Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Benson and Lulu Swan,
who have been visiting friends in Mon
treal, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien Dupuis and Miss
Lucinda went to So. Royslton last evening
to spend day at Will Morril's.
Leon Ladeau and sister returned to
their home in Morrisville yesterday after
visit to their brother, e. F. Ladeau.
Mrs. Julia Rindge returned from
Gouldsville Tuesday where she had been
visiting her brother, Hiram Thatcher, and
wife.
Mrs. N. G. Greene went to South ROYAL
ton yesterday and was accompanied upon
her return by Mrs. Mary Talbert, who
will remain awhile.
The marriage engagement is announced
OF Miss Lucia Denison skinner OF Royal
ton, who has many friends here, and
Nelson M. Gay OF that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller OF Pomfret
and Mrs. Ellen Chandler and DIR. and Mrs.
Guy +. Loudon OF Burlington are spend
ing several days at DIR. McIntyre's.
The members OF the Ladies' Union soci.
ETY. are requested to meet with Mrs. w.
Nj. Terry Tuesday evening OF next week
All should attend as this is Q business
meeting.
Norman L. shattuek Of West Superior.
Wis, came Tuesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. +. II. Griswold, and went yesterday
TO spend Thanksgiving in Hatfield, Mass,
with his brother.
Monday evening about Is friends OF
Miss Sara Loomis gave her q pleasant sur
prise party at her home on the Center
road. Refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed.
Harry Clark and ]. B. Mcintyre came
from Dartmouth and John Byrd and Fred
Bass from Norwich university yesterday
Tor the holiday. Clarence Mann arrived
from Newport, N. a., for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amsden and two
sons OF Sharon, Q. E. Lazelle and wife Of
white River Junction and Miss Nellie C..
Magennis, who has been teaching in Bol.
ton, are guests today OF J. NJ. Atwood and
wife.
Receiver Markham states that a largo
number OF SAVINGS bank claims are stiIl
improved. As the time for bringing in
oankbooks expires Saturday OF next week
depositors should attend to the matter at
once.
Next Sunday evening there will be 4
temperance mass meeting at the Christian
church addressed by Rev. q. W. Morrow
OF Burlington, who will give an account
OF the temperance legislation during the
recent session.
Louis p. Booth is spending the dsy at
= y ~ US NoIh r. OCnnOilN ct
Nor hteld, Miss Lillian Swan at Rnxburv.
\. = Buck and tsmily at Lebanon, n. H..
and Ira Quimhy. Wm. Psss snd Clinton
Blanchard and wife at Montpelier.
The Volunteer Hose company held the
annual meeting for the election OF officers
Monday evening and the old board was
unanimously reinststed. A COMMITTEES
IVES appointed To make arrangements for
TIE annual ball OF the hosemen, the date
Of which viii be announced later.