Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24
Randolph.

Saturday. -
over Sunday.
ton recently.
DR.. w. S. Curtis was down from Mont
pei Ter Sunday.
W. {. Cushman was in Northheld on
business Saturday.
Miss Emma Rowell OF Tunbridge visited
here over Sunday.
Miss Ellen Whitney spent Sunday with
friends In Royalton.
La Serenata club now meets twice
weekly for rehearsals.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. vanorman spent
Sunday in Mortified.
Charles Gardner OF Bethel Is working
Tor ID. i. Dyer, harvesting ice.
Mrs. ID. NJ. English went to Bethel
Monday to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Vaughan went
10 Boston Monday on business.
viii To hey and II. b. Salisbury were In
buriingt ON the first OF the week.
q. W. Drew returned from Warren
Saturday where be had spent a week.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. J. b. Eldredge Jan. 30 at 2:3O O'Clock.
Editor w. c. Belknap Of the Bellows
Falls Times visited friends here Monday.
Mrs. Emeline Eastman of East Braintree
wife.
Because OF the illness OF Miss Whit.
marsh there was no dancing school Fri |
day evening.
Mrs. Burton Thresher and daughter. |
Martha, went to Northneld Saturday TO
visit relatives.
Mrs. M. III. Hanlon and daughter OF |
Mortified came Saturday to visit at A. /
+. Hendricks.
Miss Charlotte Bourbon OF Woodstock |
was here over Sunday, guest OF Mr.. and /
Mrs. Otis Dumas.
John F. Kimball and bride, who had
been spending few days here, left Sun
day night for Boston.
Drs. A. Q. Bailey and l.. B. Allen have
formed partnership for the practice OF /
medicine and surgery.
ID. H. Morse left Tuesday to attend
farmers Institutes at Wallingford, Mid
dletown Springs and Wells.
Ed. Dodge finished work Saturday as
clerk at the Red Lion Inn and returned
TO his home in Montpelier.
Judge and Mrs. j. w. RowelI went TO
the session OF supreme court.
Karl Beedle, who spent last week at A.
II. Beedle's, a victim OF grip, returned to
his home In keene, N. H., Saturday.
g. ). Peck, formerly OF the High school
here, has been elected manager OF the
University OF Vermont football team.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hatch died last Thursday OF entero colitis.
u was about a month old. Burial was
Friday.
Mrs. Lucretia Pearsons and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, went to Montpelier
Saturday to spend several days there and
In Barre.
Roland Reynolds OF Bethel was a visitor ,
here Saturday before leaving for the
West, where he has position as travelling
salesman. /,
DIR. s. N. Goss OF White River Junction |
was here Saturday in council with DIR. A. /
:. Bailey In the case OF Mrs. Walbridge at '
he Center.
Mrs. n. K. Colburn and Miss Flora Full
am, who bad been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Priest, left Saturday for their
home In Rutland.
Mrs. G. K. Kingsbury OF Montpelier :
anne Monday to visit her niece, Mrs. L. :
:. Booth, on her way to her former home |,
N Providence, X. l.
Bert Lewis, who had not been here for
lbout three years, came Friday to visit at ,
Dehiel Williams. He is an attendant at !
he Waterbury asylum.
George Mann OF Quechee visited his q
PARENTS here the last OF the week. Miss
'ue Sanford spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann in Quechee. v
r. q. Wright OF Boston, who had been ?
n Whitefeld, N. H., on business where
le has an interest in a mine, came to
pend Sunday with friends here. c
La st Thursday Henry Luce was married '
o M iss Maud Waldo, daughter of Dilling- =
am Waldo and wife, Rev. c. Z. Davis OF =
he East village performing the ceremony.
Fred Bass came from Norwich Univer- {
ity Friday because OF the serious illness, {
nth threatened pneumonia, OF his grand '
mother, Mrs. Thompson, who is SO years c
Id. She is now gaining.