Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08
Randolph Continued.

Col. r. J. kimball was here until after
election.
John F. Kimbsll was here on business
/ Tuesday.
Roadmaster Daley of st. Adams was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. E. Perry OF Barre is visitor at
| w. s. s. Bucks.
DIR. Harry Hayward of Tunbridge was
In town election day.
Lucius Blodgelt went to Burlington
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Kate soper spent last week with
friends in South Royalton.
Mrs. X. w. Morse OF Barre is a guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Moore OF Sharon
have been visiting at II. w. Wallis.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk OF Putney ar
rived yesterday TO visit his home here.
Mrs. Hattie Mcbride went to White
River Junction Tuesday to visit her sisters.
Mrs Hank Morris arrived home Monday
after a weeks visit with Mortified friends
Mrs. Chas. r. Granger spent last week
at the home OF her son, Carroll, in Goulds-
vile.
Mrs. Lucius Salisbury OF Kenton, o., is
visiting at K. 7. and w. II. Dubois this
week.
Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson is steadily gain
ing and is now able to sit up "a few hours
daily.
The ladies OF the W r. c. took sls at
their boiled dinner and hash supper
Tuesday.
The John Gorham house on Central
street, occupied by John Cota's family, is
being repainted.
Mrs. L. L. Dickermsn and little son OF
East Granville spent yesterday with Miss
Lura Montgomery.
Judge J. w. RoweIl was able to walk
over town Tuesday for the first time for
the purpose OF voting.
A new clerk was added to the force in
Bells store this week. Miss Bernice
Greenwood OF Warren.
Bean 4 Ingalls, have put on new steel
ceiling in their barber shop, which has
also been handsomely papered.
Mrs. III. L. King went TO her home in
Woodstock Monday after spending a week
with her sister, Mrs. K. G.. Morton.
Rodney Slack has moved from the
Granger house on Central street TO the
house on Maple street occupied by X. w.
Alien.
The c. L. society OF the CongI church
will hold a social in the vestries this
Thursday evening from 1880 on. All
are invited.
The st. Adams Foundry Co. has shipped
to Randolph sixty-seve horse powers
and saving machines within the last
seven years.
Harry Tredo is critically in with pneu-
monia but was reported slightly better
yesterday. His recovery has been despair.
ed Of for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Booth and daughter. Lena. Of
Newport, \. a., who have been guests OF
Z. 7. Lille and wife for three weeks, 90
TO Lebanon, n. H., today.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown of Berlin, but died
next day. Mrs. Brown was formerly
Miss sadieIinfield OF this place.
The ladies OF the Congg church will
meet for social at Mrs. P. J. Blanchard's
Friday afternoon from three to five
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper has completed his
evangelical lsbors in Richford and a IN
home for few days. Saturday he goes to
Copperheld tospend several months.
Miss Burke, the trained nurse, who had
been caring for Mrs. A. V. Adams, has re-
turned 10 her home in Sharon and Mrs.
Noble of this place is now in charge. Mrs
Adams continues to improve.
Postmaster Eldredge brought in the big
gest pickerel Tuesday that was ever shown
In town. Il weighed Is lbs, / or. and
was caught while be was on a recent ont
ing q south Hero, where be was the guest
Of VIM. Tracey.
The ". 4. G. OF Montpelier have in.
vlted the corps lsdies and their husbands
OF this place to meet with them Nov. g0th
the ladies to visit the MONTPELIER corns
and the members OF the g. A. II. to meet
with the post there.
+, y. Jerd has moved from the j W Al.
wood house on Franklin street 10 he lam.
son house az the end Of the street. M
Atwoud's goods have been shipped here
and be and his wife and A. A. Atwood
VIII arrive tomorrow or next day.
Louis Atwood hss secured the consent
OF he other merchants 10 an Arrangement
which he thinks viii prove q welcome sc-
commodsfion 70 many. Hereafter his
grocery viii be open Monday snd Friday
evenings and closed Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. when the OF her stores are open.
He VIII not close Saturday evenings. HIS
clerks are W. F. Blood snd y. c. Greene.