Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
Randolph Continued,

The souto mill resumed work Tuesday.
Z. r. Salisbury was in Boston Satur-
day.
Charles Ingalls, was in Mortified Tues
day.
ness.
Mrs. L. b. Allen is visiting in North
field.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Wilson has been and is still
quite ~.
d. II. Morse was in Barre on business
yesterday.
b. d. Chadwick went to Littleton, n.
H., today.
W. F. Blood recently lost a pocketbook
containing $40.
Judge Hutchinson is confined to the
house by cold.
A still. born son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n, Hayes Thursday.
Mrs. y. }. Copeland is visiting sister
In Montpelier for three weeks.
The Baptist ladies realized sl9 from their
election day dinner and supper.
Miss Alice Stevens went to Hanover, n.
H., Tuesday to spend two weeks.
Col. r. J. Kimball came from New York
Sunday night, returning last night.
Aut uhulHH VI - D. hdhlto anu I'VE NNll
Holbrook have been wired recently.
A. b. Fish and Galen Fish have been off
duty TOR a DAY or two because Of sickness.
About 30 couples attended the dancing
school at Grange ball Friday evening.
The Infurma.s " i'll meet Monday even
ing with the president, Mrs. sasa Bass.
John Delaney has finished work at
Manchester, n. H., and returned home.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
| Mrs. +. f.. Brooks Mar. 14th at 2:3O p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. John Nash OF st. Adams
were guests at Jonn Manney's over sun
day.
Charles J. Storms visited his brother,
Fred, at Essex Junction the last OF the
week
Mrs. Eli st. Lawrence suffered two para
| lytic shocks last week and is now critical
| ly Ill.
Aleck Hull has gone to Bellows Falls,
where he has position in the railroad
yard.
Ernest Gour OF Lyndon has been guest
for several days al the home of Fsbien
/ Dupuis.
oscar B. Hinkley of So, Randolph has
been grantee an increase Of pension from
/ . to Sl2.
J. II. Galpin OF Waterbury, Conn, and
NJ. {, Roweil have been buying cattle here
/ this week.
Frank F. sault has made years con-
tract TO finish the furniture at the Sails
bury mill.
~. Curtis winds up nine years sue
cessiul proprietorship Of the Central mar
ket today.
! Mrs. Mary J. Blood is quite low with
| consumption, at the home of y. c. Green,
/ her son in-law.
Miss sadie Butler Of Windsor returned
home Monday after spending a week with
' Mrs. A. +. Bass.
| Mrs. A. n. Hayes, who has been serious
/ ly III, with threatened septic poisoning,
is more comfortable.
! James Carrigan and wife have gone to
| Greenville, \. v, where they have a stu
alton on a fruit farm.
The Gotham Comedy Co., advertised for
Saturday evening, failed to show up and
has not been heard from.
II. b. Wall OF Keene, n. H., visited his
brother, W. B. Wall and sister, Mrs. E. d..
strong, over Tuesday night.
| Mrs Annie Messer Of Rochester, who
/ had been visitor at J. h. L. mson's for q
| week, left for Bethel Saturday.
/ Miss Ioa Rice OF Bethel has finished
work for the Buck Pig. Co. and is helping
at the HERALD office this week.
Mrs. J. H. Smith Of Boston with her
| grandchildren, Fred and Ruth, left for
| home Saturday. Mr. Smith went back
/ Friday.
J.H. Lamson and wife have extended
an invitation to the Christian church
society for a sociable al their home Tues
I day evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Chidley entertained the
Christian church choir at the parsonage
Friday evening. ParlOr games were
played and freshments served.
Miss Brownell OF South Royalton, who
had been employed at the Red Lion for