Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
Randolph.

Fred Chatfield OF Barre visited his home
here over Sunday.
The Graded school opens again Monday
for the spring term.
Mrs. f. w. Gold OF Mortified spent
Sunday here with her husband.
Miss Mildred Hoyt of Montpelier Wis.
lted her parents here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pope OF Barre
came down Monday for a weeks stay.
A. j. Cross OF Montpelier visited his
daughter, Mrs. Jonas Coburn, last week.
Miss Georgia Ring OF Concord, n. H.,
visited at j. b. Drew's several days last
week.
+. A. Starrett OF Nashua, n. H., returned
home Saturday after visit at N. w. Nc
Collom's.
Rev. Homer White went to Mortified
Saturday to attend the funeral OF Moses
Johnston.
Miss Lucy Flint went to Chelsea Satur-
day to spend week with her aunt, Mrs.
Will Allen.
Mrs. Louis P. Rooth went to Morrisyille
Saturday where she is visiting at Rev. /.
/ p. Booths.
Miss NJ. Luclna Saxton left for Brook
4 line, Mass, Saturday to visit her mother
who has been i'll.
Miss Alice Erskine left for Ipswich,
Mass, Monday TO enter upon a second sea-
son as milliner there.
/ Miss Laura Clark, a teacher in the
j Union school at Montpelier, is at home
/ for the Easter vacation.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Don Moore drove from
( Sharon the last Of the week 10 visit her
I parents, o. J. Mareott and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Town (nee Miss
. lit "a
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Shattuck.
/ A. b. Cushmsn has rented the Chad
wick house on Franklin street to c. +.
Stevens, who came from Massachusetts,.
Miss EBnice Denison returned from
Lebanon, n. H., Saturday, accompanied
by John Spring, who spent Sunday here.
Warren W. Bean has fled his petition in
bankruptcy. His liabilities are 81 ST. 90,
81 1856.
Fred and Harry Beedle came from
Keene, N. H., Friday to the home OF their
parents. Harry will remain here for the
present.
Miss Jennie Stewart went to Boston
Saturday to spend the school vacation.
She was accompanied by Miss Bernice
McCollom.
Mrs. W. W. Rogers, who had planned
to join her husband In Manchester, n. H.,
soon, has decided to remain here through
the summer.
Pearl II. Drake OF Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ida
Drake. He has good position there In
the city postoffice.
Miss Cora NJ. Martin OF Chicopee Falls,
Mass, will take Miss Mary $. Dubois
place In the High school next term She
comes highly recommended.
Mrs. Victoria A. Grant OF Pittsfeld, n.
H., with her daughter, Lucille, left for
home Saturday after spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. J. r. Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson OF Mont
pelier were in town last week and shipped
their goods to Montpelier, where Mr..
Thompson has a situation as plumber.
Byron Goodwin has sold to Morris
Banister of Braintree for 1915 his place on
Mill street. Mr.. Bsnister will continue
to rent il, NJ. j. Smith being the present
tenant.
The new Interstate Magazine to be pub.
lished soon at White River junction will
contain an article by Rev. Homer White
on the life of bis brother, the well'known
Hank"
Arthur Wilson returned to his home in
East Montpelier Monday, after two
weeks stay here, accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. Vernon Brown, who Will remain
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fuller returned to |
Springfield, Mass, Monday after weeks
stay with relatives in this vicinity. They |
came with the remains OF Mr.. Fuller's
father, Zadock Fuller.
The annual meeting OF the Randolph, |
Brsintree and Brookield Fish Protective
League for the election OF officers will be
held at Claflin's hall. East Braintree, Sat
urday, March 81, at 3 a. m.
The Braintree whist club met Wednes-
day evening OF last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Heber T. Holman. There were seven
tables, the honors being won by Frank Z.
Mann and Mrs. George Sargent.
Fred Bass and John Byrd are at home
from Norwich university for two weeks
and Arthur S. Bean, Howard j. Chidley, /
Guy Lamson, Willard Holman aud Leigh |
ton Abbott are down from Burlington for
the vacation.
Many friends here are panied to learn
OF the dangerous Illness in Rochester OF
Miss Gertrude, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs |
Caleb Eaton OF this place, who are spend-
ing the winter there. She is suffering |
from consumption.
Over IS couples attended the dancing |
school at Grange hall Friday evening,
conducted by Misses Whitmarsh ana
Cushman. The final school will not be
given until after Lent, but an extra lesson
will be given tomorrow evening.
This week Victor |. Spear takes possess
zion OF his newly purchased residence on
summer street. The family OF John Man.
ney, who have been living there, Will
move to Mrs. George L. Spears mouse on
Randolph avenue. Mrs. Spear will board I
with them.
Last Friday afternoon, at Willis Davis /
in Bethel. Ransom Granger was seriously
Injured while attempting to harness
vicious horse. The animal lie the same one
that came near badly injuring Benz. I.
Thayer recently while he was assisting
Messrs Cav and Holman to unload car