Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-05
Randolph.

/ K. A. Thomas store.
Scarf Nash OF st. Adams visited at John
/ Manney's over Sunday.
The homes OF B. |. Pratt and A, !. Huse
have been wired for electrics.
Mrs. Silverthorn and daughter were in
Montpelier and Barre Saturday.
| Rev. Joseph Tnerien OF Windsor Wis.
lied former paris hioners here Friday.
/ The Kings Daughters will meet with
/ Mrs. J. ID. Denison April IL at 2 80 O'Clock.
Russell Burridge was quite III last week
with pneumonia, but is now convslescent.
Charles c. Blodgett mas begun the re-
building OF his house and barn, recently
burned.
During the month OF March the Co
operative creamery received 10000 pounds
OF milk.
Miss Mary Mcintyre is learning type
setting In the HERALD office, commencing
Monday.
Mrs. F. s. Ogilvie and her son, Leslie, OF
New York city are guests at L. P.
Thayer's.
Cassius Peck Of, Burlington spent
the college vacation here, guest OF Clar-
ence Webb.
His Bethel parish has Joined in a re-
quest for the return another year OF Rev.
r. @. Rainey.
Louis p. Booth spent Sunday in North
field, meeting Mrs. Booth there on her re-
turn from Morrisville.
Teachers examinations will be conduct
ed here tomorrow and Saturday by Coun-
" Examiner Prichard.
Miss Maud Lombard arrived from Bos-
ton Saturday and will spend some time
with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson are making
their home In Bethel at present, Mr.. VIII
son coming up every day to attend to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Holman left for
Greenfield Mass, Monday where be has
charge OF the erection OF nice house for
his sister,
W. E. Williams has finished work for
AFRO Adams in his meat market and
Julius Montgomery has been engaged to
succeed him.
Mrs. W. S. Curtis returned from Mont
pelier last week, where she has been
down over Sunday.
Sadie, daughter OF Ed. Carlisle, has
scarlet fever. The house is qusrantined.
The Carlisle boy, who had the maladY
recently, has recovered.
Frank w. wood has finished work at
the Sanford mill and moved to his fathers
place at the Center, which he will occupy,
bis father living with him.
Judge J. w. Rowell returned to Rutland
Monday to resume the term OF court
which was interrupted last week by the
sitting OF the supreme court.
Mrs. Arthur G. Whitman and baby and
her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Brewster OF
South Royalton, have been guests this
week OF Mrs. kosabel Mcintyre.
Mrs. f. r. Crandall was called to Wood
stock Friday by the death OF her grandson,
the little son OF Charles Crandall, who has
the sympathy Of numerous friends here.
Miss Josephine Emery left for New
York city Tuesday to spend several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Parsons before
joining her parents in Washington, ID. {.
Fred Steele has broken up housekeep-
ing and gone TO live with his son, Charles. /
Miss lisa Sargent, who had been his house [
keeper, went Monday to Claremont, N.H.i /
to remain.
DIR. l.. B. Allen, who accompanied Mrs, /
:. g. Clark to the Massachusetts, General /
hospital, Boston, last week, returned 4
Monday night. No decision had been 4
reached in her case.
Paul Wiliore, who came here last winter /
with his family, shipped his household 4
goods back TO Willismstown Saturday. 4
They occupied the Herrick house on /
South Main street while here.
d. J. Morse spent Sunday in Mortified /
with his wife and children, who went
there some time since tor a short stay,
which has been extended because OF the
illness OF the baby with measles.
Mrs. John NJ. Barclay and little daugh-
ter went TO Stockbridge Monday to visit
relatives. Yesterday they were to meet
Mr.. Barclay in Boston and proceed to Lam
caster, Ohio, where he will work for his
brother.
VIII Gourley spent Sunday in North.
field with his sister. He left Monday for
Green field, Mass, where be will work as
carpenter for J. NJ. Holman. Lee Warren
and Carlos Pratt have also gone TO work
Tor Mr.. Holman for about two months.
DR.. f. O. Blanchard was selected at the
recent meeting OF the State Dental sssoci-
ation as one OF the delegates TO the Inter.
national Dental Conference which sits at
Paris during next summers exposition,
Aug. STA. DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard will
not sail until July I'd.
A. w. Andrews OF Wallingford, who has
,een at work in the creamery here, has
rome to East Wallingiord to succeed John ,
,timets as manager OF the creamery there.
The latter has moved into the rooms in
he creamery building vacated by his
roth Charles, who now occupies the /,
lpstairs tenement In the Tstro house on !
iaple street.
A. r. Kathan and wife have decided to X. /
J. Slack for 600 IL acres adjoining Mr..
lacks premises. Dana Spooner has deed a
d to Rev. Homer White for ESQ a half 5
ere building lot near Mr.. Whites resi- n
ence. A. q. Osgood has decided to r. @. u
nd n. r. Sprague a half ownership in his 4
tore building and land at East Randolph. n
lila Perkins and others have decided 70 n. q
J. Bickfosd the Doton property at the Cen
ar.