Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-28
Randolph.

Inc Emerson mil resumed running
Monday.
Miss Jessie Pearsons spent Saturday in
Montpelier.
Herbert Salisbury was in Montpelier and
Barre Tuesday.
Mrs: Frank Allen Of Barre spent Sunday
at j. w. Gabrielles.
Prof. y. j. Whitehill of W. r. Junction
was in town Friday.
Henry Best Of Morrisyille was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Charles X. Jamason of W. r. Junction
was in town Saturday.
w. II. kenney is able to be about after
weeks illness with pleurisy.
Miss Jessie Church of Barre came Friday
to visit Miss Maud Blanchard.
Miss Lena Kilburn was given pleasant
surprise birthday party Saturday.
Mrs. l.. p. Booth and baby, Phillips, re-
turned from Morrisville Monday.
j. B. Mcintyre Of the Thayer school was
up from Hanover to spend Sunday.
The stock shipment Monday included rs
hogs (54c.) and 20 calves a to 45e.)
o. j. Marcott was in Massachusetts the
first OF the week on lumber business.
Mrs. Lizzie Head and daughter, Ruby,
were down from Roxbury over Sunday.
w. j. Bean Of Boston was in town sever
al days the first Of the week on business.
The y. v. NJ. college boys are expected
home tomorrow. Leo Smith came Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crane went to Barn
ard Monday TO spend some time with her
uncle
Walter Button Of Colchester has moved
to the Otis Riford farm, for which he has
traded
Mrs H. G.. Cole arrived from Boston
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. T. j.
Adams.
/ Mrs. A. A. Sanford and daughter, Mrs
J. ID. Wheeler, returned TO Maiden, Mass,
Saturday.
Charles C. Beedle and Fred Beedle Of
4 keene, n. H., came Saturday to visit at A.
| II. Beedle's.
Miss Lena Kilburn was given pleasant
surprise birthday party Saturday by her
young friends.
Mrs. Victor Grant returned to Pittsfield,
/ y. H., Saturday after visit to j. +. Chad
wick and wife.
Mrs. S. II. Dumas arrived home Mon
/ day after a visit with Concord, n. H., and
/ Boston relatives.
Howard J. Chidley Of Burlington is
spending his vacation with Rev. W. H.
/ Chidley, his brother.
The annual meeting OF Phoenix lodge
I for the election Of officers viii be held
next Tuesday evening.
George w. Tatro and Mary J. Welch of
/ Boston were united in marriage last week
| by Rev. W. II. Chidley
James Cannon. bridge superintendent
on the White River Valley railroad, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Charles Allen Of Bethel and Jessie
Chadwick OF Boston spent Sunday at the
home OF Mrs. Clara Ayerill
Mrs. George Wheeler came here Friday
from Plainfield TO keep house for Morris
Bannister and son, William.
Miss Hattie King went to Newport, n.
H.. Friday where she expects to remain
for some time with her aunt.
Mrs. George Prince and Miss Evelyn
Denney came from Boston Saturday and
are visitors at f. B. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Mann and little son
came from Quechee Monday to visit his
parents. VIM Mann and wife.
Miss l.. NJ. Gilbert Of Barre spent Sum
day with friends here. She is bookkeeper
at the office OF the Barre Telegram
Miss Maud Lombard has returned from
her vacation trip to Boston and Spring
field, Mass. and is again in the bank.
Miss Bernice McCollom is spending
week with friends in Franklin Falls and
Concord, \. II. She viii return with
Miss Ordway.
Chas. Albin was in town few days last
week, returning to Springfield, Mass, FRI
day after renting his farm for year 70
Sumner Tracy.
Raw Dustin, who worked for George
Hatch for some time, left Friday for Wor-
cester, Mass, where he intends To remain
for the present.
Charles Griswold Of Hatfield, Mass,
went back yesterday after spending lew
DAYS at the Reservation. His mother
Mrs. +. II. Griswold, is somewhat better.
DIR. L. b. Allen went to Mortified FRI
day to join his wife, who had been assist
inc in The care Of her father, +. 5. Mead,
who died that day. The funeral was held
Sunday.
prof. Prichard conducted teachers ex-
aminations here in Edson's hall Friday
and saturday. There were II candidates
for certificates, only one OF whom tried Tor
five-year one.
Miss Minnie Smith returned TO her
studies at the New England conservatory
in Boston Friday and the next evening her
uncle. Geo. Owen, left for his nome IN
DesMoines, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barris and baby,
Miss Maud Gourley and Mr.. Gray OF u.
Iohnsbury returned home Monday after
spending week here, guests OF MI ana
Mrs. David Dunbar.
F.A. Thompson left for New York FRI
day to Join his wife at the bedside OF her
mother. who has 5een IN a critical ,o goh-
{ aition since the removal OF tumor weigh
| ing about 90 pounds.
II. Grant Post, G. A. r., has extended
nm Invitation 10 Rev. +. q. Rainey TO de,
liver the Memorial address and he vii
nrobablv accept. The exercises are 10 DC
! at this village this year.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper came
from, Rarre Friday for two weeks vaca,
ton saturday Miss Carrie accom- panle ~.
her mother on a buying trip to the Ne"
York and Boston markets.
Hon James Hutchinson arrived home
Monday after spending several Weeks y
Washington, ID. c. Since the ina9g s1s.
tion he had been guest oil MT. anu 'his'
= w Parsons in New York city