Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-04
Randolph.

on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Bean spent Sunday
in Mortified.
Miss II. Emily Miller spent Friday with
friends IN Northfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grain returned from
Barnard Monday.
Miss Ella swinyer spent Sunday at her
home in Rochester.
". II; Herrick of Montpelier spent Sun
day at George Hoyt's.
Dr; W. 5. Curtis of Montpelier spent
Sunday at his home here.
q. w. Barnes is stopping for the prese mt
with Mrs. Orlin Green, niece
Miss Louise Hastings kindergarten
opened Monday with 10 little ones.
The Good Friday service in st. Johns
church Apr. 9Th will be at 10 a. m.
g. W. Vinica of Penacook, n. H., was a
guest last week at Il. A. TEACHERS.
Webb Vinton left for Chester Monday
where he will spend several weeks.
Miss Eva Marcott spent last week in
Sharon with her sister, Mrs. Don Moore.
Miss Belle Reynolds of STAFFORD spent
sunday here, guest at q. g. Reynolds.
Mrs. DE. Cooling of Melrose Highlands,
Mass, arrived Friday to visit friends here.
Thomas Connolly left Friday for New
Haven, Conn.,, with carload Of potatoes.
Mrs. Abel Tracy and two daughters have
been guests for week of Mrs. Luke Par
ish.
Mrs. S. V. Holman arrived Friday at
Glenside. Mr.. Holman came some time
ago.
Mrs. F. w. Gold, who had been visiting
in this vicinity, returned to Mortified
Friday.
VIM. Martelle is recovering from grip
and Mrs. Fred Drawbridge is still quite i'll
with it,
Mrs. Laura McCrillis went TO Mont
pelier Saturday to spend few days with
friends.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. J. d. Mitchell Apr. 10th at 2:3O
o'clock.
Miss Luna Lockwood OF Springfield
came Monday to spend some time at II. NJ.
Miller's.
Miss Esther George Of East Bethel is at
tending school here and staying at A. NJ.
Hubbard's.
Miss Hattie Clark Of Moretown spent
several days lately with her sister, Mrs,
Henry Pope.
Mrs Electa Cushman, Mrs. w. II. Mes
ser and daughter, Annie, went back TO
Barre Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Wales r. Bass OF West
Barnet are visiting his brother, j. III. Bass,
and friends here
Mrs. H. j. Chadwick and daughters,
Gladiee and Geneva, went to st. Albans
Saturday 70 live.
Mrs. T.. T. Huntington went back TO
Burlington Saturday after spending few
days with friends here.
Miss Nellie Dickerman went to North
field Friday TO spend few days, guest
OF Miss Myrtle Tarbell.
Miss Maud Lamson left for Hartford
Monday where she win trim during the
present millinery season.
Miss Mildred Hoyt of Montpelier came
Friday to spend few days with her par
ents, g. IL. Hoyt and wife.
Mrs. "Jack" Callahan of ST. Johnsbury |
came last week to spend few days with
her father, Patrick Wynn.
J. Z. Jerd has moved his store and living |
from the Cushman block TO the |
rooms over A. e. Bass store.
Clarence Stafford left Tuesday for his |
home in South Wallingford, having finish
ed work in the Brigham creamery.
DIR. Carson A. Smith of Weston was in
town Monday He had been visiting his |
brother in Brookfeld for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman and baby /
EFF Monday for Concord, n. H., TO visit
on their way to Boston where they will re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ferguson and baby
70 To MONTPELIER this week where he has
been engaged to take charge OF the city
arm.
Miss Minnie Snow of South Royalton
.eturned home Friday after spending
week here, a guest of her aunt, Mrs. X. g.
Morton.
Harry Phillips, who had been at home
or a few weeks, returned TO Albany, NY,
saturday where he has an excellent posi-
ion as stenographer.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. w.
Norton gave a delightful tea party IN
lonor of her sister, Mrs. Dewitt Webb OF
Boston, who is visiting here.
Miss Mary Lamson arrived home FRI
law after spending the winter in Spring
ieid Mo. She visited in Chicago and IN
Boston several weeks EN- route.
q. A. Loveland, formerly OF this place,
,as moved from Belle Plain, Ia, to Cos
nonolis. Wash, where he is employed by
he Pacific Fire Extinguisher company.
Mrs Emily Green, who had been spend
no several months in Bethel with Mrs, >.
Parker. came home Saturday. Mrs.
barker has been compelled by ill-health 70
i've up housekeeping.
George j. Prince was in town saturday
nd Sunday. going Sunday night to Hud-
on. Mass, where he has rented nne
arm of lis acres. Mrs. Prince Is now
ere. but will join him soon.
AFRO Adams has closed his meat mark ki
etrigerators to his home, supplying ms
nstomers' wants from his cart. Wesley {
fierce, who has been clerklng IN ms mar
et. has succeeded Clinton Dunham as '
orter at the Red Lion Inn.
Alonzo Emery, assistant doorkeeper OF
he National Senate, and his daughter,
josephine, arrived Thursday from WASH
1gt6n. ID. c., to spend the summer mere.
ie has lust rented his farm for two years
, Selden Tewksbury, the present ocGu-
ant. Miss Emery is staying al 'ohn :
Ianney's.