Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-22
Randolph.

VI. v. SnadWlck OF Montpelier wa
down over Sunday.
J. W. Gabrielle attended a Shrine meet
Ing at Rutland Friday.
Mrs. Simeon Dumas spent Sunday will
relatives in MoDtpelier.
Mrs. II. II. Bean went to Bellows FslI,
MONDAY for short stay.
j. nj. Atwood was 10 STAFFORD on hpsi
ness nearly all OF last week.
The Christian Sunday school annual
roll call occurs next Sunday.
Dr. Ernest Z. Billiard OF Warren visited
friends here the last OF the week.
Evan +. Evans was in Burlington las,
THURSDAY and Friday on business.
VIM. Fuller OF West Brookfield has a
Walton's Vermont Register OF 1924.
The Brigham creamery paid % 2e. for
FEBRUARY butter, less &c. for making.
Miss Louise Chase is visiting at Hing
nam and Neponset, Mass. for a month.
The Kings Daughters Will meet with
MRS. w. W. Morton March 18th at 2:3O
The monthly union nesting will he
held at the Christian church Sunday even /.
ing.
George Seymour has gone to Nortbamn.
ton, Mass, TO work at painting this sum.
mer.
At Dana Battles last Friday evening
tables.
Miss Alice Richmond OF Mortified Wis.
tied at DIR. l.. B. Aliens Thursday and
/ Friday.
l.. L. Thayer was at home from Barre
over Sunday and went to Boston Monday
/ on business.
Wm, Wood has sold a piece OF meadow
iand on the north side of the river TO \.
W. McCollom.
| j.. W. blanchard shipped 10 calves "a TO
&c. }, 81 nogs De- and three cattle TO
market Monday.
Clarence Cleveland Of White River
junction visited here briefly Saturday on
his way to Burlington.
Rev. W. II. Chidley OBLIGATED at the
funeral Of Zadock Fuller AZ East Brain
tree Sunday afternoon.
+. A. Thomas store was closed Monday
during the funeral OF his former cashier,
Miss Florence Lsmson.
+. J.. Storms OF Essex Junction came
down Tuesday TO visit his brother.
Charles, and friends here.
Fred Crane returned to North HartIand
Monday to work on railroad bridge. He
had bsen at home ten days.
Miss Mary Msgennis visited in town
the last OF the week, going TO Burlington
Saturday for few days stay.
Rev. +. X Graves OF South Royalton,
formerly pastor OF the 81. Z. church here,
preached at the White church Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary society OF the
Christian church will meet with Mrs. A.
A. Smith Thursday, Mar 29tb, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. A. A. Priest and daughter, Mary,
went to Holyoke, Mass, Monday TO
spend a week with W. W. Case and fami.
ly.
The southboun mail train due here at
2 a. m. Sunday did not arrive until late
Sunday afternoon, owing to delay in
Canada.
Julius Montgomery has rented the w.
A. Mcintosh house on Weston street and
will move there soon from the b. G.. Bass
tenement on School street.
A. @. Dutton OF Brookfeld was down
Saturday for another load OF A. L. Ed
sons goods, going to bis newly purchased
summer home in Brookheld.
J. +. McNallie has succeeded in secur-
ing about 20 charter members for a camp \
OF Modern Woodmen OF America, which 4
will be organized here shortly.
Mrs. Fannie Yinton moved her house, 4
and, with her son, Webb, will carry on 1
her farm in Braintree this year.
Rev. f. c. Droughin OF Woodstock cell
ebrated mass at the Catholic church Sun
dav. Services will be held here again at
$3.50 a. N. on the fourth Sunday in April.
There will be a sociable at Rev. f. @.
Rainey's on Thursday, March p, after
noon and evening. Tea will be served
from five O'Clock on. All are cordially in
vited.
At the grange meeting Saturday even
ing, the program will include a discus
SION OF the Transvasl difficulties and an
original farce prepared by Ernest C.
Manchester.
Burton Thresher returns to Boston to-
morrow after spending a weeks vacation
: 1t b bis family here. He is now sleep
ing car conductor between Boston and
" ellis River.
L. johnson went to Mortified Mon
day evening TO attend a meeting OF the
. inversation club, at which be read a
paper on the "Rise OF the Common Peo-
> e." Mrs. Johnson also attended.
Mrs. f. r. Draper left for the New
York markets Saturday. Mrs. 5. ). Clark
arrives from Boston Thursday, Miss Bell
from New York Saturday and Miss
Hutchinson from Boston Monday.
The Royal Arch Chapter OF Mssons
chose its elective officers Monday. Nj. j.
sargent, j. Fish and Z. III. Hinckley OF
so. Royalton, +. {. Hagar OF Gaysville
Ind c. ii. Gokey OF Mortified were pres
int.
Mrs. Dan F. Chase came from Meredith,
Y. H., last week where she has been
,pending the winter. Mr.. Chase Joined
Der the first OF tie week to look for ten |
nent, preparatory TO moving back here.
rhey are now In Meredith.
Saturday afternoon party OF ~ ladles ;
u the White church called at Memorial
House to surprise Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy and .
Issist her in celebrating her fittietn birth
iay anniversary. The guests brought ..
with them light refreshments consisting
u fruit punch and waters and delight
nj time was spept. Fifteen dollars in
yoId was presented Mrs. Hardy as birth
lay gift.