Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-25
Randolph Continued.
The Boston excursionists have returne

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L.. j. Paige OF Burlington was in town
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Godfrey OF South Royalton
was here Tuesday.
Alfred Wells came from st. Adams
Tuesday for a short stay.
DIR. and Mrs. S. N. Gould went to Barre
this morning on visiting trip.
| Rev. Arthur Stone OF Rutland is a guest
/ Of Chas n. Mccall for few days.
Allie Paige went to Burlington yesteT.
/ day to visit his uncle, Russell Paige.
| Mrs. Mary A. Wells OF Bristol came
yesterday to visit Mrs. Rebecca Wells.
Phillips has gone to Albany, N. Y,
/ TO visit his son, Harry, and may remain
some time.
Mrs. W. r. Daniorth OF North STRAIT
| ford, n. d., is visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
| p. Clifford.
! Pc. Wyman returned to Mortified
/ yesterday where he has been working for
several months.
/ Mrs. Harry Stoddard OF Bethel has been
visiting her parents, Chas. Coulmbe and
wife, this week.
Mrs. j. b. Swinyer and Miss Gertrude
Swinyer OF Rochester visited Miss Ella
| Swinyer Tuesday.
! Mrs. Emily Lszelle went to Barre yester.
day and will visit DR.. Lazelle in Plain
| field before her return.
The lady friends OF Mrs. Ellen E. KEEL.
ton gave her an afternoon tea last week,
which was very enjoyable.
Prof. Chas. ID. Adams OF Dartmouth
college VIII occupy the pulpit at the
| White church next Sunday.
w. e. sault and Zeph Sault have return
ed to their homes. Their families will re-
main at Il. I. Sault's until Saturday.
! The engagement is announced OF Miss
/ Sue r Sanford, daught OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ II. p. Sanford, to Mr. Charles G Dubois OF
/ Chicago.
! N. G. Hart is exhibiting the banner
turnip. II is OF the German Sweet varie-
| ty and weighs "a Ia pounds. He does
not look for larger ones.
Misses Goodrich and Paige OF the train
ing school at the Center, with W. L. He
bard, went TO the capitol yesterday with
their class in civil government to spend
the day.
Miss Mary Mcintosh, who had been Wis
iting w. A. Mcintosh and other relatives
here, left for Laurel-in-the- Pines, Lake.
wood, N. j., Tuesday for the winter.
The interest and the congregations are
increasing at the Sunday evening meet
ings at the NJ. E. church. The subject OF
Mr.. Rainey's next sermon will be "Honor
to Parents"
Tuesday Mrs. A. V. Adams, who has
been critically i'll at Royalton, was
brought to the home OF her brother, I. j.
Adams. Miss Burke OF Sharon, trained
nurse, is caring for her.
Charles Thurston is overseeing the fur.
nishing OF the large room in the base
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by the Dr. Morton estate, and will soon
open grocery store there.
Chas. A. Wyatt OF Barnaget, n. j., for
the past IS years express conductor be-
tween that place and New York, who, with
/ his wife had been spending a short vaca-
/ ton with his cousin, Mrs. Judson Fits,
returned home yesterday.
1 Yesterday A. B. Fish and wife, II. c.
/ Allen and family and +. II. Totman and
wife went to Stock bridge to attend the
wedding OF Gslen B. Fish and Miss Lena
Maud Chamberlin, which took place at
the Union church in the morning
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Carpenter, Miss
Minnie Carpenter, Mrs. L. b. johnson and
Mrs. Justin Moulton went to the capital
yesterday. Mrs. Flora Flint, Mrs. w. b.
/ Wall and Miss Lucie went up the day
before for the events OF ladies' week
i Judge J. W. Rowell is to be brought
home from Montpelier today, where he
has been i'll with pneumonia for some
time. he is improved, but unable TO sit
l up. He comes in the private car OF Presi.
dent Clement OF the Rutland railroad by
arrangement with the Central.
! Waterbury is preparing for a grand cell
ebration tomorrow evening in honor OF
/ Dillingham's election. There will be a
large attendance from this place Special
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on the Central Vermont railroad
Round-trip tickets from Randolph will
cost only Si.25.
The petition, which has been in circula.
ton by members OF the W. c. T. e. for
signers wishing 10 maintain the present
I prohibition law, received 1S5 signatures
among them some OF the leading business
men OF the village Owing to the limited
Tune IN which to work only a portion OF
me village was visited and no part outside
With more time and work a much larger
number OF names could have been secured.
DIR. A. L. Cooper, accompanied bv Miss
Rose Cooper and Miss Emma Bailey. vent
TO Barre Tuesday to attend the state
sabbath school convention. He goes TO
SHanton today to continue his evangelical
Work Yesterday those going from here
included Mrs. Angeline LYMAN. Rev. and
anu Mrs. W. n. Chidley and children
Miss Abbie Philbrick, Miss Etta Har-
wood, Mrs. Hattie Mcbride, Mrs. Emily
=. Hastings, Mrs, b. /. Pratt, Mrs. Sarah
hogers. Miss Carrie Young and Miss
Ethel Newton.
Late Monday evening Mrs. r. g. Nor.
tons store became 50 filed with sulphur.
Gus tunes that she could hardly occupy
u. Thinking i might be caused bv some
thing tn the Bailey & Allen dug store he
low, she notified them but they reported
everything correct IN their quarters
rings got so blue above, however. thar a
good sized volunteer party looking for
trouble assisted Mrs. Morton. Spouts. .
neous combustion was suspected and A.
Ter council Of the physicians present the
So-i On vas nnsily settled upon ss the
danger center. It's Temperature vas tsten