Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-20
Randolph Continued

! c. W. Rugg ofBoston spent Sunday here
B. T. Lombard was in Waterbury Tues
day.
Mrs. f. C. Green went to Boston thii
morning.
DIR. A. C. Bailey was in Montpelier thh
! forenoon.
Charles Knburn is executor Of thewil Of
] Horace Lamb.
Sanford Smith and wife Of Barre visited
| at W. W. Beams Sunday.
! b. r. Rickers family have been visiting
| the past week in Groton.
Dr. A. c.. Bailey's buildings are being
reprinted by Wyman's men.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. johnson went to
Boston today for a short trip.
Mrs. D. c. Webb of Medford, Mass,
came Monday for a visit here.
Miss Annie X Mead is at home from
school at Northampton, Mass.
Mrs Emma Reed went to Boston Mon
day for weeks business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Chedel of Pittsfeld spent
yesterday at n. w. McCollom's.
Mrs. J. b. Eldredge and sons went to
Warren Tuesday for brief stay.
Mrs. L. A. Moves and daughter are stop
ping at II. E. Shapes this week.
George Brock, who IS employed in
Barre market, was here yesterday.
Clarence Green chopped his foot Tues
day with an ax,cutting quite cash.
Mrs. Irving Abbott and little son Of
Brookfeld are visiting her brother, Charles
Steele.
A. CURLY, who has been painting at
Northampton, Mass, is at home for short
vacation
d. f. Cooling Of Melrose Highlands,
Mass, has been in town this week, return
ing today.
Mrs. F A. Hobart was quite in last
week, but is now improving. DR.. Clifford
attends her.
VIII Rand got a toe jammed by cake Of
ice Monday, and is of Dyer's ice route in
J. b. Wells has finished machine work
on the town highways, leaving them in
good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll II. Granger of
visited his parents here Satur-
day and Sunday.
DR.. w. VI. Kelly and Lucius weeb have
been quite i'll with threatened pneumonia,
but are better now.
Roy Mann went Tuesday to Ogdens-
burgh, N.N.,to assume charge OF the Mann
store there.
VIII Seymour and John Luce Of Lynn
came yesterday, for a horse they expect to |
secure in Marshfeld.
Charles l.. Hodges was yesterday APP |
pointed postmaster at Randolph Center, |
n. L. Boyden.
In Jay, Ne, June Sd, a son was born to |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. West. being a |
grandson Of Henry Kemp.
4 son was born to Frank Hollis and |
wife, who live on the V. /. Spear farm, the |
18th, and a daughter to Oren Holbrook |
and wife the 9Th.
There is a good prospect Of the forma-
tion Of company Of the V. \. q. here, to |
take the place of another company, which /
is disintegrating.
All Of the lady members Of the grange
not otherwise directed are requested by
the banquet committee TO bring cake next /
evening.
J. L. Eldredge and wife and f. y. Ris-
ing and wife represent the local G. A. II.
and W. Il. G. at the Burlington encamp-
ment this week.
The youngest daughter Of Clayton Trask
was SO severely scalded Tuesday bv hot
dyes being spattered over her that her
is critical
DIR. W. b. Mayo Of Mortified was in
town yesterday to consult with DR.. Scott
m the case OF Mrs. l.. h. Fisher, who Is
u at NJ. J. Montgomery's. !
At meeting last evening, the Congre-
gational society extended a unanimous call
% Rev. Geo. +. Laid, late Of Waterbury.
Mr.. Ladd viii probably accept.
J. d. Laport has a letter from Horace
Greeley. in the own handwriting Of the
amous Tribune editor, addressed to Oliver
Johnson, biographer Of VIM. Lloyd Garri-
ION.
Madam Salisbury and Herbert Salisbury
md family went 70 Camp Caspian. Greens
Doro, Thursday. They were Joined at
heir cottage there Tuesday by Edgar T.
salisbury and family.
A petition for a rural mail delivery to in
Jude the section from this Office to the
.Old Church, Bethel Gilead. Rochester
Hollow and the Brad. Bass neighborhood
las been circulated in the region inter-
sted.
Mrs. ". F. Morse Of Barre, a sister of
|. +. Mead, was rendered a farewell recep-
ion last week by the Civic Federation 81
clubs q that city before her de-
iarture for California. The federation
resented her with two beautiful cut glass
andelebra.
Miss Lillian Knowlton has arrived from
Jew Orleans TO spend a vacation with her
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Knowlton.
-ho lately purchased the Myrun Cav place.
he is a teacher In the same school in
hitch Miss Bertha Hodges. formerly Of
his place, is one Of the faculty.
The funeral of Theodore G. Chamberlin
-as held at $50 o'clock Saturday after
Don. Rev. Homer Mhite officiating. The
carers were Charles r. Granger. Frank a.
IObart. a. B. Manchester and Fred