Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07
Randolph.

Win grip.
Homer Young returned to Barre Mon.
gay after brief visit 70 his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Young.
Mrs. A. A. Sanford went to BOSTON
Monday TO visit at the home OF her son-in-
law, DIR. j. d. Wheeler.
Charles Peavey and daughter. Edith. OF
Bradford spent Sunday In town, guests OF
A. n. Cathsn and family.
Miss Eunice Denison attended the
funeral OF John l. Spring, Esq, at Leba-
non, N. h., last Thursday.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin came from
Newport Monday to visit Mrs. SeweIl
). Whitcomb for few days.
Elmer E. Ross OF East Middlebury re-
turned home Monday after spending
several days with friends here.
c. j. Bell OF Hardwick, master of the
vermont State grange, has appointed
saturday, June q, as Grange Children's
day.
Harry ssult and wife came from Keene,
N. H., last week and will stop here for a
while at the home OF his father, Ed.
sault.
Prof. and Mrs. l. d. Shaw will go to
| Ohio Immediately after the close OF school
70 spend portion OF the summer at Mrs.
Shaw's home.
Miss Marion A. Finn came from Bur.
lington yesterday to attend commence.
ment exercises. She is a guest OF Miss
Nora Connolly.
A daughter was born in Mortified Sun
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Paine.
Mrs. Paine was formerly Miss Bertha
Bradley OF this place.
The sister OF Mis- Carrie Young led
last week at Bridgeport, Conn, where
Miss Young went several months ago TO
assist in caring for her.
Miss Clara Dame is acting as librarian
at the public library during the absence
Of Miss Maud Blanchard, who is on trip
to Boston and New York.
Miss Lucille Packard came from Dor
chester, Mass, Monday 10 spend two
weeks Ia this vicinity, a guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. II. Nichols.
Mrs. F. /. Church OF Barre came Mon
day 10 attend the commencement ex-
ercises at the Normal school, her daugh-
ter, Jessie, being among the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Holman spent sun
day in" Manchester, n. h, as guests OF
Mrs. Holmsn's aunt and uncle, who leave
soon for visit to their former home in
Scotland.
Three days after the funeral OF the late
Charles Tsplin his widow received a
check for y 900, the amount OF his in
sursnce In the Phoenix Life insurance
company.
Homer ". Vail was called to Rutland
Monday to attend the funeral OF his
brother in-law, Robert A. Perkins, who
lately resigned the editorship of the Rut-
land Herald.
Miss Fannie Bower has completed her
millinery apprenticeship with Mrs. S. 5.
Clark and went to 81. Adams Tuesday to |
work. Her sister, Susie, has been there
for several months.
Mrs. Franklin w Parsons arrived from |
New York city Thursday to spend a
month here aud with her sisters In /
Rochester and Braintree. Mr.. Parsons
will come later for short stay.
As there are several candidates to he /
balloted upon at the grange meeting /
Saturday evening and a large class to be 1
instructed in the first and second degrees,
the meeting will be opened at 7:3o o'clock |
sharp.
Thomas Carr OF West Hartford spent /
Sunday here with his wife. Frank Carr, /
trlveling salesman throughout New Eng 1
land for large wholesale drug concern OF
also visited Mrs. Carr several
days lately.
Pearl Church, who has been clerking in |
4 ekOTt NJ EhubNtTs Al#F lut past ANN
wears, has secured position in the large l
firm OF Dwight Tuxbury & Sons at
Windsor. He spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Elmer Kelley OF Boston spent Sunday
here with his parents, A. j. Kelley and
wife. He does an extensive business as
" holesale furniture manufacturer and al
so as an upholsterer, employing over fifty
men in the latter department.
Mrs. Eugene wardner and Mrs. A.
Lyman went to Rye, n. H., Monday to at
tend the New England Christian con-
yentinn. Mrs. Wardner was sent as
delegate from the Christian church. Mrs.
Lyman intends to visit her son, Harry, at
n. H., and her brother be-
fore her return.
Mrs. George L. Spear, Mrs. A. f. Ken
irick and Miss May Kendrick went to
Winooski yesterday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert o. Hood. Mrs. j. g. A. Spear and
Mrs. Manorra Flint OF st. Paul, Mimi,
v no had been visiting them here, went to
w inooski last week.
W.B. Wall has mailed letter to all the
voters in Randolph, notifying them OF
the time and place OF holding the caucus
next Saturday and asking them to be
irrespective OF their preferences.
he enclosed a list OF delegates to the
county convention, who, IL elected, will 1
support him for senator. They are as
ID. Denison, c. L. Hodges, J.
E. Eldredge, J. b. Wells, c. ;. Hall, NJ. ID.
Church, A. A. Priest, L. A. Russlow and
NJ. A. Tewksbury.
Last week, w. B. Wall purchased for /
his sister, Mrs. Mary Strong, widow OF
Edison Strong. the place owned by Mrs.
Juliet Chadwick Just below the Baptist
church on Main street. Mrs. Chadwick
al once purchased the Sidney Howard
place on School street, to which a. J..
Curtis had recently moved. The Chad
wick place will be vacated at once r. J.
SWEET, architect, OF burlington vas IN
town Saturday to look IL over and make
nlans for its complete remodelling, work
On which will begin Immediately. Mrs.
strong is now at jamestown, n. OAK.
3he will come here shortly and will reside
IN her new home on its completion. J.