Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-18
Randolph.

urday.
J. A: Smith of Boston spent most OF last
week here.
Miss Louise Chase is visiting in Windsor
for two weeks.
Mrs. W. F. Cushman OF Mortified was
in town Friday.
81. V. Chadwick Of Montpelier was
down over Sunday.
s. NJ. Flint of Burlington was in town
Saturday on business.
viii Emerson went to New York city
| Monday for few days.
Thomas Carr OF West Hartford came
Friday for few days visit.
Members OF Arcadia lodge hold a social
this evening at T.. I. Lilies.
f. +. Emerson returned Saturday from
a visit in Csmpton Village, N. II.
Landlord j. w Brown takes possession
OF the Red Lion Inn next Monday.
Calvin Brewster has rented the Smith
farm for another year, paying Sl50
VIM. Mann went back to Saratoga, N. Y,
Monday alter weeks stay at home.
Revs. V. NJ. Hardy and W. H. Chidley
, exchanged pulpits Sunday morning.
A. c. Holman OF st. Adams spent Sun
day here, guest OF Mrs. Mary Mann.
George Ryder spent Sunday in Mont
pelier with DR.. aud Mrs. w. S. Curtis.
VIM. Tracy Of South Hero was a guest
at Frank Hobart's the first OF the week.
Charles @. Dubois OF Chicago spent
Saturday and Sunday at his home here.
| Mrs. Geo. II. spaulding and two soDs OF
| Roxbury visited at l.. p. Booths Saturday.
/ Charles Holman has sold "a horses lately,
/ including his carload OF Western animals.
The telephone gsng left Tuesday, part
going to Wells River and the rest to Rut-
land.
Miss Fannie Prince was In Burlington
last week, guest OF s. NJ. Flint and
family.
Jed Kendall and John udan attended
/ the funeral OF r. A. Hatch at Stafford
Rev W. H. ChidIey ofiei ated at the iu-
neral OF Ernest Flint at East Braintree
! Sunday.
w.B. Wall speaks on GOOD Roads" at
an agricultural meeting at West Fairlee
tomorrow.
Benjamin sanborn OF Campton village,
n. H., came Monday for a short stay at +.
r. Emersons.
Fred Davis and wife, who have been
guests at NJ. B. Rumriil's, returned Tuesday
to Clinton, Mass.
Quite a number went to Bethel Saturday
to view the ruins OF the Bethel tannery
burned Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton spaulding Of
Windsor were guests over Sunday OF vii.
lis 5. Howard and wife.
Miss Ida Rice OF Stoneham, Mass, be-
gan work Tuesday as composition for the
Buck Printing company.
Mrs Don f. Moore OF Sharon came last
week TO visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. u.
]. Marcott, for few days.
The homes OF A. T.. Dean, VIM. Mann,
L. T. Sault and N. W. McCollom have late
ly been wired for electries.
Frank Vesper OF Royalton visited al
Royal Whites last Thursday and Friday.
He was on his way TO Stowe.
Charles r. Wood returned to Boston
Friday. He now has a good position as
tenor in South Boston church.
Twins, a son and a daughter, were born
to Aleck Hull and wife last Thursday.
The daughter died Saturday night.
Miss Myrtle Coulmbe, an employe OF
the Bascom House at Bethel, came satur-
day for short stay with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis OF the Profile
House, White Mountains, came Monday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Fred Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paiue and daugh-
ter, Hazel, OF Mortified spent Sunday
here, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Grove.
Walter Davis succeeds p. ]. Blanchard
at the Red Lion Inn market and the latter
has taken up life Insurance for the Mutual
Life
The deaths OF s. NJ. Flint and G. +. Nc
Crillis. II seems, were omitted from the list
published two weeks since, making o. In
all for 80.
Levi Dudley returned last week from
suffield, Canada, leaving his son some
what better. His wife remained TO assist
in caring for him.
WI. Gladdiug OF Barre, who had been
a visitor for several DAYS at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. j. f. Chadwick, returned
to Barre Saturday.
Mrs. George Kelhoier, with her little
daughter who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Angie Wood, returned TO
Springfield Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Kezer OF Rochester, who stop
ped on her way home from Burlington 70
spend few days with her sister, Mrs. A.
b. Fish, left Monday.
Miss Mary Mcintyre is away on sew
eraI weeks visiting trip with friends in
Burlington, Poughkeepsie, n. Y, New
York city aud other places.
MIS- utOFkt a. LoN
iting her sister, Mrs. VIM, Pierce, went TO
Lowell. Mass, Saturday where she VIII
make her home for the present.
Hon. James Hutchinson left Monday
for New York city where be will spend a
few DAYS before going to Washington, ID.
C., to visit his brother and other relatives
In regard to announcement OF soeiaole
at j. ID. Battles tomorrow evening, II Is
disguised ladies That are to be SOLO IN
stead OF distinguished, as the printer
made Us say last week, though no DOUBT
the term applied may be equally appro-
PIRATE.
Two more interesting almanacs OF olden
DAYS have lately been left at this once.
They are Farmers slmanacs, the property
of Mrs. ID. h. Parkhurst, and bear the
dates of 1904 and 1922 respectively. The
Tor single letters for a distance not ex-
ceeding 80 miles as six cents; over 80 and
not exceeding so miles, 10 cents; over 4oO
miles, % cents.