Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-22
Randolph.

=. l. bugbee OF Barre was here on BUSH
ness Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis p. Booth spent Sum
day in Mortified
The Totman greenhouse has been
opened for business.
S. ID Putnam of Barnard visited his son.
Arthur, over Sunday.
l.. p. Theyer was in Boston the last of
the week on business.
l.. X Fisher was in Burlington Tuesday
for medical treatment.
Miss Marcella X sndsll visited her aunt
In Mortified last week.
Rev. f. G.. Rainey will lecture in Bethel
Gilead tomorrow evening.
Fred Beedle OF Keene, N. g., visited at
A. Il. Beedle's over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Soper went to Bos-
ton Monday for a short stay.
Hon. V. !. Spear arrived home Saturday
night from Washington, ID. Z.
Hartley Forth went to Montpelier Sat
urday to visit Frank Bowman.
Miss Lena ingalls, is visiting her sister,
Lola, in Mortified for few days.
Miss Linnie Jones went to her home Il
Braintree Monday for short vacation.
There will be union prayer meeting at
the M. +. church next Sunday evening.
l.. r. johnson was in Montpelier Friday
and Mrs. Johnson spent the day in North
field.
Miss Lora Clark OF MoretoWn IS a guest
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Henry
Pope.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh closes her winter
term OF school ia the BeaDyille district
tomorrow.
Mrs. n. }. Whitehill OF Montpelier was
a guest OF Mrs q. Blanchard several days
last wesk.
Crosby Tyler is at home again sitter a
stay OF several weeks with friends in Ma
lone, n. Y.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Christian
/ church meets This afternoon with Mrs. A.
/ g. W heeler.
/ Miss Lena Ellison has gone to Surfing
/ ton and Charlotte 10 spend some time
/ with friends.
Miss Minnie Carpenter went to Middle.
i bury Monday to spend a week or more
with friends.
The "Jolly Dozen" met with Roy Huse
/ last Thursday evening and were delight
/ fully enter aimed.
! NJ. j. Montgomery went TO Boston last
/ Friday to spend few days with his sons,
/ who are policemen there.
| The Kings Daughters will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock
I with Mrs. T. o. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Carrigan will not go
to Palmer, Mass, having again been dis
appointed in their engagement.
Henry Manchester and daughter OF
Concord, n H., spent SUNDAY with his
parents, A. b. Manchester and wife, al
Valley Farm.
FREQ Davis came from the Profile House,
White Mis Saturday to spend few days
with his wife at be home OF her mother,
Mrs. Fred Bryant.
Chas. Rogers OF Middebury, now em-
ployed az Montpelier by the New England
Telephone company, was guest at Z. w.
HayWard's Thursday.
DIR. j. p. clifford has received recently
an expensive apparatus for the special
treatment OF catarrhal affections OF the
ear, nose, throat and lungs.
Rev. Willis T. Sparhawk, pastor OF the
G ing'l church at Putuey, came FRIDAY TO
visit his parents. He occupied he pulpit
OF the Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Grant, who had been a
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. f. II. Totman,
for nearly two weeks, returned TO her
hone in North Tunbrioge saturday.
c r. Jsuason, editor Of the Landmark,
White River Junction, was here Friday TO
call on l.. b. johnson and look over bis
plant, which he pronounces all right
Francis j. Eaton, who was recently
graduated from the school OF osteop thy
at Ktrksville, Mo-, arrived Saturday and
is guest Of G 4. Cushman and family.
District Deputy j. Fred McNallie OF
Montpelier, representing the Modern
woodmen OF America, was here Saturday
attempting 10 establish local branch OF
that order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Wyman came
from Montpelier Monday where he had
been at work. Mrs. Wyman joined him
there after au extended visit TO her moth
err in Chicago.
David Bean returned to Lynn, Mass. !
Monday where he has position as cleo
trio car conductor, after spending
months vacation with his parents, II. ii.
Bean and wife.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White returned
from Felchville Saturday, where they at
tended the funeral OF the vell-known |
"Hank" White, sketch OF whose lie
will be found in the state news.
Rev. Charl NJ. Sheldon Is pastor OF the
Central Congregational church at TOPEKA {
Kan, Instead OF the Second Presbyterian
church, as stated in last weeks issue. Mr.
Sheldon is cousin OF Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy.
The law suit OF Will TYLER and sons
against will Slack for lahor In cutting
and skidding logs has been settled. The
Tylers are to be pal . as fast as the logs are
delivered at the mill. Each side settles
its own cost.
Last Satur iay forenoon Wallace Bllneh- f,
ard OF East Braintree, who drives his
brothers meat cart here, was drawing
WOOD on the ID. n. Morse road and vas
adjusting part OF The harness when one OF
the horses kicked nim ia the lett l.g De- I
low tins knee, breaking Il badly. He was
taken to a doctors office here and the
fracture reduced.
Mics sarah A. Thacher died OF pneu
monta al Worcester Mass the 18Th, aged Z
neatly seventy. She was daughter OF
Rev. Joseph Thachsr, formerly promi' 4
nent Congregational cl rgvman OF Yer
mont. She was the last surviving mem ,
bel OF the family. Miss Tn c1er was q
cousin OF r. A. Thseher and frequent
simmer visitor here.