Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-08
Randolph Continued.

G. j. Prince was In Barre Monday.
J.W. Gabrielle went to Boston Tuesday
Herbert Salisbury went to Boston Tues
day.
Harry Totman has been in Pomiret thii
week.
M. E. Nicolls was in South Royaltor
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. S. Booth is visiting her father
in Chester
Mrs. Emily Lazelle has returned from
Sunapee, n. II.
Miss Nellie Harwood returned from
Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. n. W. Rindge is spending the
week at Mortified Falls.
Mrs. II. s. Pierce OF Putney visited Miss
Blanche Sparhawk Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack" Traverse of Merrimack.
Mass, was in town Tuesday.
Lawyer k. n. Harvey OF Montpelier was
In town Tuesday on business.
| r. A. Thomas has been visiting in st.
| Adams and vicinity this week.
| Judge Rowell has been attending su-
| preme court at Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin and daughter,
Maud, OF Stockbridge are visitors at II. Z.
Aliens.
conundrum socisble will be given at
the Cong'l vestry Friday evening with a
special program.
The Good Templars' sociable at Mrs.
Isaac Newton's was postponed one week,
and will be held Feb. s.
The ladies OF the NJ. Il. church will hold
| a social at Mrs. w. h. Davenport's Friday.
Feb, 10Th. All are invited
Tewksbury's delivery team ran away
one day lately, the horse escaping the
vigilance of 5. S. Whitcomb.
The Kings Daughters will meet at 2:3O
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon OF next
week with Mrs. W. b. Wall.
Miss Grace Lamson arrived home satur-
day after several weeks visit in Fitch
burg, Mass, and Keene, n. II.
The Rebekah whist party has been post.
poned from this evening to some future
date on account Of the Glee Singers.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. 5.
). Clark Friday at three O'Clock. II is
hoped every member will be present.
Lou, little adopted daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. Q. Allen, has been dangerously iii
within the past week, but is now recover.
ing.
The ladies ofthe Randolph Book elub
will hold the "social hour" with Mrs. +.
r. Dubois, Saturday, Feb. 10th, from to
pm.
Measles are spreading somewhat in this
part OF the town and as the exposure was
widespread a general visitation of the
"speckles" Is likely.
George Waterman, who works in Cbss
Williams blacksmith shop. had A finger /
badly lacerated one day last week by a |
horse stepping on it.
Allen Chadwick has finished work st |
the stock farm and is devoting himself /
wholly TO foundry business. He will 4
Flint's.
ID. Il. Morse is speaking at agricultural /
meetings at No. sheldon. Franklin and 4
Georgia this week. W. b. Wall also
speaks on Good Roads at the Georgia 4
meeting.
John Daggett, father OF Mrs. /. 5. /
Chase, recently received quite severe cuts
and bruises on the electric cars in Boston.
Mrs Chase has gone TO see him at Nepon-
set, Mass.
v. l. Spear has been summoned 10
Washington, d. C., and will appear next
week before the Industrial commission,
which Is gathering information as to the
business conditions throughout the
country.
w. Fits has another OK story. Jan.
q, 1899, he purchased a pair which be
Kept until Jan. p, 1900, fstting them for
beef. They gained in weight 122O lbs,
selling at 80 lbs. Mr. Fits realized sgl
moret than he paid for the cattle.
Three years ago Mrs. Dora Rawlins
Luce secured divorce from her husband,
Dana Luce. Both parties have apparently
thought better OF the matter since, aud
last saturday evening Rev. L. A. Howard
reunited their fortunes. They will reside
here.