Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-01
Randolph Continued.

Albert @. Barnes is quite i'll with heart
trouble.
Reuben whitcomb of Gaysville was in
town Monday.
A. b. Fish left for Shiloh, Me-, Monday
for a short stay.
Dana II. Morse was in Mortified on
business Tuesday.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pope.
Charles Cushman left for Chicago Mon
day expecting to remain some time.
Mrs. A. ID. Ladeau and baby went to
Wilder yesterday to visit her sister.
Mrs Frank Carpenter Of Warren spent
Tuesday here with Mrs. W. W. Carpenter.
G.. b. Fish and bride OF Stockbridge ar.
rive today from Boston to visit his home
here.
The Christian Missionary society will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. George
Haraden.
Justin Moulton spent Sunday at the
capital. Mrs. Moulton and Miss Mary
returned Tuesday.
d. j. Morse finished work in r. A.
Thomas store yesterday and leaves for
Brandon Saturday.
T.. A. Thomas made a special trip to
New York last week In the interests of his
garment department.
Mrs. G. w. A. Putnam attended the
meeting OF the society OF Colonial Danes
at Montpelier last week.
Mrs. George Brown and Miss Daisy OF
South Royalton spent Friday and Satur.
day with Mrs. VIM. Pitkin.
{. f. Ingalls, and lie OF Barre, who had
been guests OF his brother, {, {. Ingalls,,
left for Mortified Tuesday.
George Mason takes possession next
week OF his house on Prospect avenue
now occupied by Dan Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wood and two
children OF Milton were guests of Mn. and
Mrs. Il. A. Thomas last week.
Mrs. Kilburn, mother OF Charles Kill
burn, arrived last week after a several
months sojourn at Greensboro.
Mr.. and A. c. LOOMS and son, Osmond
Loomis, with his wife and two sons, left
for their home in Akron, o., Monday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wait and Mrs. W. @. Nc.
Allister Of Waitsfeld, sisters OF Mrs. II.
NJ. Miller, came last week to visit her.
Mrs. Moses Holbrook OF Maplewood,
Mass, came yesterday to spend some time
with Dea. and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook.
VIC. Flsgg, who had been visiting his
brother, Geo. W. Flsgg, with his wife
and daughter, left Friday for Broekton,
Mass.
quite a delegation from this place at.
tended the celebration at Waterbury fri
day night and returned with glowing &C.
counts Of IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass arrived home
last night from their trip TO Boston and
to the home of his uncle, j. p. Bass in
Bangor, Me.
Regular communication OF Phaaix
lodge, r. a A. NJ, will occur Tuesday
evening, Nov. 9Th. There will be work on
NJ. NJ degree.
Leon {. Drew has rented the A. b. Gay
house on Prospect avenue and will occupy
4 soon, Mr.. Gay and family will move
to J L. Moses house.
/ Miss Annie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
", II. Messer OF Barre, has been danger.
Ously IN with typhoid fever but was re-
ported better yesterday.
/ Prof Gabriel Campbell OF Dartmouth
! college, who is considered an exceptional
I ~ fine speaker, viii occupy the pulpit At
the White church Sunday.
About 30 members Of Fern Rebekah
lodge enjoyed pleasant party Al Heber
I T. HOlman's iast evening. Refreshments
I o. cake and coffee we're served.
Robert 4. Sanford, the member from
Stamford 10 the House, aud bis vile
! who had been guests OF n. w. Vail and
/ wife, went to the capital Tuesday.
Mrs Leon STONES and three children Of
Swanton were in town briefly Monday.
They came TO Braintree 10 attend the
/ funeral OF Mr.. Jones father, Silas Jones.
Hon. and Mrs. Victor l. Spear. Miss
Jennie WEIGH, Mrs George L. Spear. Mrs
I T.. n rhayer and Mrs. L. B. johnson went
E 10 Barre yesterday TO zee The Christian
Z 40 the opera house last evening Mrs. l.
{ A. Poarsons, Mrs. Elmer Bean end Miss
Gertrude Pesrsons also attended and are
visiting in Montpelier today.