Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-17
Randolph.

Springfield. 9pe"' SUNDAY IN
mess Thursday. 0'io' vi JUS
business Friday, Jon On
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Russlovy ,ya,. :,
Hartford Tuesday. "e'e III
W. A. Mcintosh OF Lebanon N u
spent Sunday here. 49,
w. B. Wall visited his brother in Sopth
Royalton Saturday.
Ii. b. Salisbury was in Burhnoton IN
business last Friday. vi
Fred Bass was down from Norwicb r,,-
Versity over Sunday.
w. b. Wall went to Boston mondov
returning yesterday.
Prof. n. j. Whitehill was down from,
Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Grain bega n book. kaanipe, T.,
Jerd's market Monday. -
/ Miss Josephine Wynn spent Sunday az
her home In South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kinney Of Rovalton
spent Sunday at X. A. Smiths.
MISS Florence Carter OF Morrisville Wis
ltea her sister, Mary, over Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie P. Bruce and children have
gone to Bellows Falls for the summer.
henry A. Leonard was confined to the
mouse several days last week by illness.
q. L. Merchant returned from Ouechee
monday where he had spent several days.
Dennis Cassidy and son, Clyde, are
manipulating the street sprinkling hose.
NJ +. Preston shipped a registered Dew
day.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
mrs. Flint at Mrs. Rowel's May % at 2:3O
Miss Mildred Hoyt, who had been visit.
ing ner parents, returned to Montpelier
Saturday
Mark Chadwick has taken the billiard
room OF Milton Chadwick to conduct for
the present.
Mrs. F. w. Gold OF Mortified spent
Sunday be re with her sister, Miss Lorena
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Micah Mann and Clarence Mann
OF Newport, n. H., were in town SUNDAY
and Monday
The Randolph High school nine PLAYS
the Northtield High school at Northheld I
next Saturday.
Miss Mary Moulton visited at the home
OF her brother. Clarence, In Montpelier .
the last Of the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kilburn goes today to Camp F.
Caspian, Greensboro, for her annual out /
Ing at her cottage there.
Frank Stevens, who works in the shoe
factory at South Royalton, was at home
from Friday till Monday.
Young Lamb had seven sheep and a
lamb killed by dogs recently, which will
make draft on the dog fund.
The little baby Of A. N. Alexander died
OF mePsles early Monday morning. Mrs.
Alexander has the measles now.
n. +. Reynolds was at home several
days last week. He has been at work at
carpentry In Barre for some time.
John Boswell and John F. Mead went
to Windsor Tuesday to serve as jurors at
session OF L. S. court.
Mr., and Mrs. Lyman Howe OF Chicago
arrived last week to make their home here
with their daughter, Mrs. f. f. Wyman.
Mrs, Rossbel McIntire and Mrs. f. c.
Temple went to South Royalton Monday
10 spend the day with Mrs. A. @. Whit.
ham.
Harry Mcintyre arrived last Thursday
Tor the summer vacation. He has been
studying for the past yesr in the New
York College hospital.
A daughter was born last Thursday to
"a l. anu WIS IAtA H. 1AhAAnY huA SMUT D
lay one came 10 gladden. the home OF Mr.. !
ind Mrs. Ned c. Buck.
Tomorrow evening at Grange hall the
high school baseball team will be given a
,enefit social. Dancing will be enjoyed
md refreshments served.
Arthur Mitchell OF Barre was in town /
asst week and arranged with Mrs. Emily l
'ault to take his lit6le girl baby, which /
vas left motherless recently. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Holden were in {
own Saturday. He has just been gradu. I
ted from the Baltimore Medical college
nd will practice in Rutland. \
Miss Elizabeth Klentschie OF Brockton, !
lass, and W, J. Reskie OF Albany, n. Y, 3
rho had been guests at Heber 7. Hol-
nan s, returned home Monday.
The work OF repainting the interior OF
he Baptist church has begun. Services
re being held in the chapel while the
lain auditorium is being finished. 4
Zeph Seymour OF Lynn, Mass, came
ionday for few days stay. He spent A
unday with George r. Wood, who is very VI
lw with consumption at Brandon.
Joseph W. Atwood OF Plymouth, n. H., +
OF this place, has been adjudged II
bankrupt and the first meeting OF his p
reditors will be held next Tuesday. L
ID. II. Morse and daughter, Mary, went y,
D stowe Saturday to assist in the orgaui- ID
alton OF Pomona grange, which starts -
n with so hustling charter members. .,
Ralph A. Day and friend, r. A. Carter II
I Lawrence, Mass, visited here the first a
the week Mr.. Day was formerly an n
hcient clerk in the store OF E. A. Thorn v
}.
viii Moulton arrived last Thursday tC
" a several weeks vacation at the home al
his parents, George 5. Moulton and D
lie. He is a Pullman car conductor with pi
route between Boston and Binghsmpton, b
Y. He visited his sister, Mrs. b. q. ly
riggs OF Hartford, on his way home. er
AT the grange meeting Saturday even G.
u the question OF prohibition versus q
oh license was debated by four young j.
en-. with few remarks by volunteers. ~
,veral more applications for membership ~ ~
ere fled for consideration at the next 30
Getting. Twenty-seven have already *
zen accepted, so the next class Will De