Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-10

rived nome ShiuIuh1 aAtcA w.
cation spent in New York and Wash
ngton, ID. Q.
sunday Harrison Avery was driving the
team of Henry Luce " hen the horse in
dulged in a lively runaway, badly damag-
ing the sleigh.
Misses Emma Lsqueer and Mamie
Sault returned Saturday from Enosnurgh
Falls where they had been visiting the
formers home.
Mrs. Caroline e. Grant, who had been
spending a week with her daughter, Mrs.
4 II. Totman, returned to North Iun-
bridge Saturday.
Saturday, at the home OF Royal L.
White, John s. Ryan and Josephine j. W.
Pierce, both OF Royalton, were married by
Rev. f. G.. Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Moultrop OF West
minister West, who had been here three
weeks, guests OF j. Ray Sargent and wife,
returned home Monday.
A calf owned by G. F. Blaisdell, which
much resem bled bear in appearances, was
unfortunately killed after life OF three
days by kick from COW.
e. A. Thomas took a trip to market
Monday. Mrs. Thomas went to windsor
to remain with her sister, Mrs. b. r.
Wilcox, during his absence.
Miss Leila Webster OF Roxbury, who
had been visiting the Misses Chamberlin
here, left Friday on her way to Framing
ham, Mass, where she teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Garvin OF Maiden,
Mass, who had been visiting at Alfred
Knights and with other relatives In
town, returned home Monday.
Bates Nichols OF Dinuha, CAL, who had
been spending several weeks here at the
home OF his father, VIM. II. Nichols, left
Saturday for his western home.
Rev. /. P. Booth of Morrisville, father
OF l.. p. Booth, officiated at the funeral of
George Tarbell at Braintree Tuesday.
Burial was in the cemetery here.
Rev. W. II. Chidley preached a sermon
on "The Twentieth Century" to large
O. congregation at the union meeting at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
Misses Ida and Katherine Sven went to
their home in Mortified last week to live
with their fat her. Katherine had made her
home at NJ. V. Chadwick's theapast year.
The installation OF the officers OF Fern
Rebekah lodge will occur at the regular
meeting tomorrow evening. ALI officers
and mem ers are requested to be present.
The annual installation and banquet
will occur at the grange meeting Salur-
day evening. The ladies are exp cited to
bring pies and cakes for the tables, as
usual.
Scion Vail, who had been attending the
King school at Stamford, Conn.,, has de-
cided to enter the High school here in
stead of returning there to resume his
course.
Ralph B. Denny OF Montpelier, adjuster
OF the Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
was In town Tuesday Obtaining data for
a settlement OF the Banister tire loss in
Braintree.
The Russlow brothers have purchased
James Mullaly's farm, which, with the
land they bought OF "A. 3. Booth awhile
ago, completes their ownership of the old
Albin farm.
Alonzo Emery and family leave tonight
for their home IN Washington, ID. O., &C
companied by Mrs. Della Putnam OF
Bethel, who will remain with them for
several months.
Lyndonville claims to have the only
electro-plating works in Vermont. There
are otbers-one here at Randolph, con-
Quoted oy as good a man as our present
town representative.
At the Neighborhood whist party at j.
n. Bass Saturday evening there were
eight tables. Tue winners, ERNST Man
CHESTER ard Mrs. e. NJ. Bass, had a score
OF plus IS. Refreshments were served.
Miss Hannah Paine of franklin Falls,
N. H., was here Monday, a guest at
Peter Sault's. She was on her way from
Vergennes, W here she had been spending
TWO weeks with her sister, Mrs. F. W.
Sault.
J. NJ. Thompson OF Montpelier spent
Sunday with his wife at the home of her
parents, A. ]. Foster and wife. Tuesday
Mrs. Thompson l. 1t for trip to Nashua,
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other places.
Mrs. e. Q. Briggs has failed very rapidly
the past few DAYS and her condition is
nov very critical Her brothers, Zeph and
VIII Ssy m lur Of Lynn, Mass, and Mr.
Briggs sister. Mrs. Williams of Ware,
Mass, are with her.
Mrs. @. F. Moulton and daughter. Desi-
er, went to New Haven, Conn.,, Tuesday
Miss Desier was on her way 20 the ln-
gleside school at Milford, Conn. Mrs
Moulton viii spend few days in Nee
York before Der return.
DIR. @. ID. Frost OF Hanover was in con.
salIation with DIR. A. c. Bailey here sun
day in the case OF Royal t. Dubois, who
is seriously III with bowel trouble. DR.
Frost was here again yesterday. Mr.
Du Bois IS no better today.
The recent fire in Barre was not started
as was first reported. by the ex yl0sion Of =
gasoline lamp in Campbeli's restaurant
ont IN another wy. Gssolins lamp,
such as are being hsndled by local agents
are said to be n1n-expl1sive.
The Randolph Building Co.. owners OF
the buiidiD gs and machinery used by the
Snuto Co., have just declared a payment
OF IS per cent on the machinery and 5 pei
cent dividend on the buildings. The
Ssuto Co hsve rented the mill for an
add tionsl six moths after March 1.
The NJ. Z. social az. II. II. Baiiey's Fri
| day afternoon and evening was largely