Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-24
Randolph.

A ten. pound daughter was born las
week to Zeno Page and wife.
MISS Sadie Loomis visited friends i,
Montpelier last week. -
Mrs. Kate Soper went to Mortified,
Monday on business.
Miss Emily Miller was down from
Gouldsville over Sunday.
John Tewksbury spent Sunday wit,
White River junction relatives.
y. ID. Denison and daughter, Katha
rlne, were In Royslton Monday.
Fred Prince and little son OF Boston
came Monday to visit relati yes here.
Miss Blanche Sparhawk arrived home
FRIDAY after weeks stay with Burling
/ ton friends.
Mrs. Z. T. Moulton and daughter, De
ster, went to Burlington last Thursday t.
/ spend the day.
Miss Annie, daughter OF VIM. H. Mes.
ser OF Barre, came Monday to visit at q
E. Cushman's.
Miss Kate Connolly came from Mont
peller Monday to recuperate from grin
after weeks illness.
w. ]. Reskie went to bis home In AL.
oany, N. Y, Monday after a two weeks
stay at H. 7. Holman's.
Mrs. E. j. O'Brien OF Bellows Falls
came Saturday to spend week with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr.
large number of the High school
students will enjoy a ride to Silver lake
ID Barnard Saturday, IL pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball OF Bos.
ton came last week to visit at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. E. S. Fairbanks.
Miss Georgia White OF Bellows Falls
came Friday to visit her father, Rev.
Homer White. She returned Tuesday.
Mrs. John Morrill, OF East Randolph has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. Fabien
Dupuisi and sister, who are i'll with mea-
sizes.
j. w. Blanchard's shipment of stock
Monday included 40 hogs "A l-2cD, 70
calves e to i-2e.) and IS sheep at IS a
head.
Miss Josephine Wynn, who was III at
her home in South Royalton last week, re.
turned to her duties in the Bell store
Monday.
Mrs. MahalRh Kinney Of Barre returu-
ed home Saturday after a few days visit
with her former schoolmate, Mrs. Ellen
Blanchard.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, a teacher of
San Francisco, Cal, has arrived to spend
the summer at the home OF her brother, J.
p. Cleveland.
j. +. Eldredge and wife went to War
rem Monday. He drove the whole dis
lance but Mrs. Eldredge went by rail as
far as Roxbury.
Rev. and Mrs. |. 2. Booth OF Morrisville
came Monday to visit their son, Louis p.
Booth. Tuesday they went to White
River Junction.
Last year at this time everything was
overrun with maple worms. Thus far,
but very few have been seen. For this
relief, many thanks.
The 40 new guns ordered from the
Montpelier armory for drill purposes ar
rived Saturday and were used for the first
time Tuesday evening.
W. A. Mcintosh of Lebanon, n. H., is
spending several weeks at N. W. McCol.
lom's recuperating his health after an ILL.,
ness caused by overwork.
DIR. j. p. Clifford moved his office equip
nents Saturday into the rooms over
store formerly occupied by
Z. Z. Healey, Jr., optician.
A. c. Holman came from st. Adams
Saturday to spend few days at the home
u Mrs Mary X Mann. Next month he
work as a travelling salesman.
Miss Maud Newton, who has been at
work In needle factory at Franklin, N.
came Friday to spend a short vacation
With her parents, +. S. Newton and wife.
A. B. Manchester, lecturer OF the
'omona grange, has the program arrang-
d for the next meeting OF that body,
which will be held in Williamstown, June
9th.
Miss Mary Hornbrook OF Barre, COIN
,ositor on the Telegram, returned home
,unday, and Miss Ida Rice of Bethel Is as
listing at the HERALD office. Miss
Oupuis Is III with measles.
Cutler d. Sanborn and family have |
ented the downstairs tenement in G.. f. |
house on Central street, for |
nerly owned by Isaac Newton, and NOV |
d their goods there Saturday.
A: the grange meeting Saturday even
ng the program will include a military /
rill by some OF the young men captained /
" Louis p. Booth, Rotations, readings |
nd charsdes representing the titles of
YELL known books.
Seventeen ouples attended the dancing I
,arty at Grange hall Friday evening for /
he benefit OF the High school baseball
cam. Music was furnished by Miss /
.ura Montgomery, pianist, and refresh
Miss Gertrude, the Is year-old daugh- /
err OF Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Eaton, died at
rochester Friday OF consumption. The 4
nneral was largely attended Sunday az
srnoon, quite a number from this place
ttending. Her former schoolmates here
emit a lovely floral tribute.
Miss Anna Nichols returned Saturday
fter weeks stay at the Nichols home
lead on Braintree Hill. She has finish
4 work as assistant cashier at the Ran
olph Savings bank and been succeeded
V Miss Maud Lombard. Today Miss
iichols leaves on a trip across the CONT
ent to the home of her brother, bates, in
Iinuba. Cal, where she will remain for
n indefinite visit.
sDon't tremble, We strolling singers and
LAYERS OF musical Instruments, when you
ear you are going to the ned Lion Inn at
andolph, VT, for II is under able man
cement now. No need TO carry popguns
'ith which to decimate the ranks OF the
ubidden guests at the festive board"
Inns writes f.. W. Rev, travelling repre-
,ntative OF the Central Lyceum Bureau
! the Lyceum, periodical issued by that
ureau.