Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-27
Randolph.

town Monday.
DIR. W. s. Curtis OF Montpelier was
down over Sunday.
Pearl Cleveland of Montpelier visited
friends here Monday.
Miss Mildred Hoyt of Montpelier came
Monday for a short stay.
Harry Clark visited college friend in
Barre the last OF the week.
Miss Jennie Godfrey come from South
Royalton Saturday for the holiday.
Mrs. Louis p. Booth has been quite i'll
the past week with quinsy sore throat.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. e. 0. Blanchard Jan. I'd at 2:30 D.
m.
Pearl and John Lamson left Saturday
for two weeks stay in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Miss Nellie Wyman comes this week
from st. Adams, where she has been for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Wheeler OF Boston
came Saturday TO visit his parents, Avery
Wheeler and wife.
I Miss Lena Ellison came from Bellows
Falls Saturday to spend Christmas with
her mother.
A. b. Cushman has sold a part of the
bank lot recently purchased by him to
Geo. II. Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope and baby
daughter went to Moretown Monday to
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Chsmberlin went
to Montpelier Monday to remain until
after New Years.
j. NJ. Atwood and wife went to
Rochester Friday to spend several
days with relatives.
Mrs. +. ID. Holland OF Woodstock came
Saturday TO spend few days with her
sister, Mrs. Otis Dumas.
Rev. F. @. Rainey's sermon at the 81. e.
church next Sunday will be appropriate
to the closing OF the year.
Mrs. John O'Grady and little daughter
came from Roxbury Monday 10 spend
Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Bass went to Brook.
line. Mass, Monday to spend Christmas
with their son, Will, and wife.
ID. II. Morse has just purchased from
George Lockwood OF Woodstock a fine
thoroughbred Jersey bull calf.
Patrick Wynn went to st. Johnbury
Saturday TO spend Christmas with his |
daughter, Mrs. "Jack" Callahan.
Miss Emily Miller came from Goulds-
willie Friday, where she is teaching the |
Mrs. N. j. Bates OF Fitchburg, Mass,
who bad been spending several days with /
friends here, left for home Saturday.
George W. Baker, who is with the Buck |
Printing company, spent several days
this week at his home In Tilton, n. II.
g. l.. Hodges leaves today for New
York and Philadelphia where Mrs.
Hodges had been visiting for some time.
Miss Cora @. Martin left Monday for
her home in Chicopee, Mass, to enter
upon her duties as assistant postmaster.
Mrs. Lizzie Head and daughter, Ruby,
came from Roxbury Monday to spend
Christmas with George Parker and fam
lily.
Mrs. Edward Rabbit returned to West
Csmpton, N. H., Monday after spending
two weeks with w. G. Emerson and
wife.
Thomas Carr OF West Hartford and
Mrs. +. j. O'Brien of Boston came
Monday to spend the holiday with Mrs.
Carr.
Mrs. John o'Keefe and children came
from Barre Saturday to spend Christmas
with her parents, Jerry Goodhart and
wife.
Homer Rsiney ranks first in the fresh
man class at Norwich university so far
THIS year, hnO JOnH byfu sthuus becouu
In the sophomore class.
Miss Lillian Kenerson completed her
season In the millinery department OF
the Bell store last week and returned to
her home in Barre.
Mrs. James Thompson came from
Montpelier Saturday to spend Christmas
with her parents, A. j. Foster and wife.
Mr.. Thompson came later.
Stephen Jones, who had been spending
three weeks here with his brother,
@. +. Jones, left Saturday for his
home In Charleston, N. n.
Mrs. Charles Bower went to Springfield
Friday to spend week. She was joined
at Windsor by her daughter, Susie, who
had been there for month.
ID. II. Morse arrived home Saturday
from East Charleston and Coventry,
" here he had been speaking at institutes
held by the board OF agriculture.
George White of the North village re-
ports the heaviest young porker yet. An
Gig hit months old one which he recently
killed weighed when dressed 1863 pounds.
Miss Sara Loomis OF Montpelier spent
SUNDAY with her parents, Stillman Loo.
mis- and wife. Mrs. Derwood LOOMS OF
Worcester, Mass, was also there over
Sunday.
Mrs. Carlos Bancroft and Miss Ban
croft OF Montpelier were guests recently
81 Mrs, II. II. Mcintyre. Miss Alice ID.
Hewitt OF Pomfret who had Teen at DIR.
McIntyre's for three months, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Emma Lsqueer went to her home
IN Enosburg Falls Monday to spend two
weeks. She was accompanied by Miss
Mamie sault, who will return with her,
md by her sister, Miss Lena Laqueer, who
had been at Charles Danyow's for some
months.
The Cambridge Chronicle OF last Satur- !
fay contained very complimentary no.
ice OF the painting of the Misses Cole
nan OF that city, whose work Is well
ynown here. Miss Dora Coleman excels
n miniature work in decorated china, Miss {
Msude does the artistic work In gold, en- /
mel aud raised paste, and Miss Endora ]
ioes the beautiful color work so admired