Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
Randolph.

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Mr.. and Mrs. B. /. Pratt are spending 8
week with friends In Montpelier.
John Tewksbury spent Sunday with
friends at White River Junction.
j. @. Mann arrived from a trip to the
New York market Monday night.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard spent several days
In Montpelier the last OF the week.
Thomas Carr OF West Hartford spent
several days here lately with his wife.
Chas. Hammond and Scarf Nash OF st.
Albans visited here the last OF the week.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer Nov. q at 2:30 O'Clock.
A. b. Fish arrived home Friday from
Shiloh, Me-, quite improved in health.
Miss Ella Welcb OF Bethel came Satur-
day to visit Miss Nellie Welch at V. l..
Spears.
Miss winnlfred V. Mann is at home
from West Brookfield for a three weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean arrived from
Boston last week where they spent about
a month.
Miss Sarah Cushing, who had been in
Boston about month, arrived home
Saturday.
Miss Isabel Mcintosh arrived home
| .iohnag aittf Visit Win felhtlfo5 "
Burlington.
Charles Ingalls, was taken I'll with ap.
pendicitis last Thursday but is now quite
comfortable.
Miss Ada Burroughs went to South
Royslton Saturday to visit her uncle,
John Mudgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen b. Fish OF Stock
bridge spent Sunday and Monday with
his parents here.
Rev. w. II. Cane, Ii. D., OF Peterboro,
n. H., will occupy the pulpit OF the White
church Sunday.
Mark Abbott went to Burlington Mon
day 10 enter he Evans Business college
for a commercial course.
Capt. n. NJ. Wires drove to Tunbridge
Monday TO spend a day or two with his
grandson, DR.. Hayward
Miss Mary Lamson left last night for a
several months stay In the West, most Of
the time at Springfield, No.
+. w. sault OF Vergennes was down
from Montpelier over Sunday to visit his
parents, Peter Sault and wife.
J 3. Putnam left yesterday for Sarato-
ga, n. ", where he will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Blodgett
Next Sunday Rev. +. c. Droughin will
celebrate msss at the Catholic church, the
NIINAAN NJ II spN y AAOfhs
Fred Curtis returned from Montpelier
Friday where he had been spending sever
al days with his father, DIR. w. s. Curtis.
Mrs. s. X. Bachelor and daughter,
Minnie, OF Braintree come tomorrow to |
visit Mrs. Alvin Conner at +. l.. Parsons |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Bsgley returned to |
their home In White River Junction |
Tuesday after visit with relatives here.
Glenn Wilson was In town Saturday on
his way home from Boston where be un-
derwent a successful operation for appen-
dicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa b. Hebard returned |
to White River Junction Monday after
spending several days with X. F. Tilson
and wife.
Ned c. Buck and family will spend the
winter at the home of his father-in- law,
W. SIS. Buck, and have moved there from
Prospect street.
Monday Wallace Burridge left for a
visiting trip to Manchester, n. H., and
Lowell, Mass, expecting to be absent
some little time.
Miss Maud Cleveland has finished her
term In Mrs. ). 8. Clark's millinery and
Miss Ethel Edison OF Randolph Center is
the new assistant.
Even the earnation plants at Totman
BIOS ICiL tue EutfNb VI Ni0NhAohf III |
though the weather was cloudy they ship
ped s62 blooms last week.
daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Chadwick OF Bethel at the
home Of Mrs. Chsdwick's mother, Mrs.
Clara Averill OF this place.
@. w. Flagg has entered the field with
the other stock brokers and Monday
shipped to market u calves "a TO 5c.), 30
lambs De- and a pair OF heavy oxen.
The calendar blotters which the Buck
Printing company have distributed for
this month are a credit to the establish
ment and fair sample OF the excellent
work they send out.
Mrs. j. Warren Waldo and daughter,
Mrs. Lucy Kidder, returned to their home
In Royalton Saturday after spending
week with Mrs. Royal White. who Is a
niece OF Mrs. Waldo.
The friends here OF DR.. O. J. Shaw, who
was in charge OF the practice OF Dr. T.. y;
Blanchard during his European trip, VIII
be glad to learn that he is nicely located
in business in Ludlow.
Tomorrow evening the Methodist
ladies will give a tea at the home OF Mrs' {
s. 5. Briggs and Mrs. Granger on Pros {
poet avenue from O'Clock on, 10 Whlch
all are cordially invited
Wallace S. Allis, well known here, now
Of Norwich, Conn.,, was elected senator OF
! no tenth district ia Connecticut last
week. He received a total OF 1888 votes
against 1856 for his competitor.
Mrs. F. E. Wyman attended the play, :
aSsffo in Black" at Mortified Friday !
evening. 1t is a burlesque on the celeora-
ted aSapho" and was written by Mrs. :
Wymans cousin, E. +. bearing.
The many friends OF Clarence Emery /
will be glad to learn that he has lstely
received another promotion and been /
placed upon the permanent roll in the I
national census office at Washington, u. s
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Next Tuesday quite number rom I
his place will 60 to Montreal on the low {
rate excursion trip. The fare for the I
round trip will be only Il IS and the TICK q
cts will be good returning until Ihurs- /
day. -, .h.,t, !
Is il not strange that Randolph's cheek t
list contains .002 names while the census q
shows the town to have only 3,l4l? Inc '
usual proportion OF population to voters t
4 about 4 1-2to1. What is the explana- a
ton?
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