Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-21

Remem Der the Baptist ladies' boilel
dinner at the chapel town meeting day.
Mrs. Charles Joiner of Royalton was
visitor in town Tuesday and Wednesday
Several couples from here attended tn
big masquerade at Bethel Tuesday even
ing.
Oliver Hood is to move onto and carr.
on Henry SoDer's farm, which Asa Snow
soon vacates.
/ One OF Fred Bruce's white horses diet
4 Tuesday and friends are assisting him L
buy another.
Services will be held in st. john
church every Wednesday during Lent a
3 O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. W. E. Lamson gave a pleasant ties
party TO q number OF lady friends Tues
day afternoon.
The Emerson mill has not been run.
shut down yesterday.
Mrs Paul Tinkham OF the Rochester ed
ucatioral board visited several grades In
the school here Friday.
Miss Isabeth Lamson is q victim OF
measles at F. II. Chsndler's Brooklyn
house, where she was a guest.
Mrs. Frank Griswold is improving.
Her niece, Mrs. Mary Keller, of Hatfield,
Mass, is assisting in her care.
The Rebekahs will hold carrom lparty
at Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday evening
at 1880. All Rebekahs invited.
IA. B. Bell is at the New York market
for few days selecting ladies' tailored
suits, etc, for early spring use.
The cornetist and business manager Of
Blaisdell's orchestra, Arthur +. Movers,
is nephew of Mrs. Luke Parish.
A. N. Angel is to move back to his
farm Apr. LIST and f. H. Ketcham will
occupy the Webster tenement vacated.
F. A. Thompson joins his wife in New
York city TO-DAY for few days. Mrs.
Thompson's mother is seriously i'll there.
Mrs. Julius Barttro is recovering from
pneumonia and a little daughter OF
George Bacon OF Braintree from bronchi-
tbs.
Only about % persons witnessed w. w.
LapoInt's County Court" production
last evening. Those pronounced it quite
good.
Mrs. Earl Sanborn and mother, Mrs.
Chickering, return tomorrow to Worces-
ter, Mass, where they Will make their
home.
@. J. Prince arrived yesterday for few
lays stay. He came from Whiteield, N. |
d., where he has employment in lead |
mine.
Six tables participated In the W. and @. |
Whist party Monday evening. +. A. |
Dunn and Mrs. w. c. Curtis, with plus |
"a, won.
John Delaney has gone to Concord. n. |
H., to look ur Geo. d. Pratt, who lost his /
OBJ soon after beginning work In the
,ension Office.
Will Brooks returned Monday from a
'isit in New Hampshire and Massachu-
etts, accompanied by q friend, Mr.. Lum-
IRA, who spent two days here.
DIR. Kelly and DR.. Rumrill attended a
Whist party at Luke Parish's at the Gen.
re Tuesday evening. The winners were
Mrs. Parish and Adna Adams, plus "a.
v. /. Spear returned Monday from
Maine. The agricultural meetings at
which he was to speak had to be discon-
inued on account OF impossible roads.
Miss Louise Hastings has arrived from
'ltchburg, Mass, and will soon take up I
WORK here, in W hich she has
'een pursuing course Of instruction.
Mrs. Dora Luce, who once left her hus-
ana, got divorce, and remarked him
bout year ego, has again left him and
,one to Montpelier, alleging i'll treatment,
tc.
b. ID. Chadwick and Mrs. j. II. Williams
cored plus "a at the Williams hall whist
arty OF seven tables Tuesday evening.
another will be held next Tuesday even
ng.
Presiding Elder Davenport was present
the Nj. E. quarterly conference last
vening. unanimous call was extended
Kew. +. q. Rainey to return as pastor
mother year.
Most OF the local physicians attended
ne autopsy on the body of Ira Quimby
QfnFdau Th, - |
be ulcers on the liver. Mr.. Qufmby
Fas well known here.
Joel Goodell finished work on the Sec
lon here Tuesday and went to Bethel
There he has charge of a section on the
ew White River Valley railroad between \
Iethel and Rochester.
At the Neighborhood whist party at r
|. Cleveland's Saturday evening there
Iere eight tables of players. The winners
'ere W. w. Jones and Mrs. j. q. Bass.
those score was plus 20.
The grip has In its clutches Mrs. Abel /,
lyman, Royal Tilson and wife and Mrs. /,
ilnoaro, MRS. Ira Williams, Mrs. II. t. II
iolman, e. Z. Church and Mrs. Rohin-
on, sged mother of Riley Robinson.
While driving on BraiDtree Branch last
thursday. Capt. J. e. Eldredge's horse
ecame frightened at the Ray crossing !
nd threw him over an embankmept. in.
lring one shoulder and hip SO as to Law ]
i'm up several days.
Mrs. Roxana Flint died Tuesday MORN
lg in Pomfret. The funeral will be held
here tomorrow morning and the remains
Fought here in the afternoon for burial
lrs- Flint was former resident and has
numerous relatives here. 4
ID. {. Woodward has closed his machine
M repair shop in the Richmond block | 4
ID gone to Barre to work in a machine .
hop II. W. Mcintyre will occupv line 1 3
lace vacated and sdd machine work and /
pairs TO his electro-plating business.