Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-12
Randolph.

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5. s. Ballard of Montpelier was here on
business Monday.
Henry Norton went to Middlebury Mon
day TO spend a few days.
Hon. Frank Plumley OF Mortified was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge and son, Edward,
were in Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson went to
Gouldsville Friday to spend the day.
Mrs Geo. l.. Spear and Mrs. Walter f.
Wedgwood spent Friday in Montpelier.
w. A. Gourley went to Winiamstown
1 Monday where he is to work at masonry.
Fred Davis OF the Profile House, White
mountains, spent Sunday with friends
here.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Mcbride Dec. IS at 1880 o'clock for
work.
Mrs. J. G. Mann left Tuesday morning
| fer Ogdensburg, y. Y, after a weeks stay
here.
There viii be services at the Catholic
church next Sunday morning at ten
| o'clock.
/ c. 5. Booth, who had been assisting at
the Barre City hotel a few weeks, returned
Saturday.
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subject at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning.
Miss Georgia Buck left for Island Pond
Saturday where she will teach a winter
term OF school.
Mrs. Burch Of Pomfret, who had been
guest Of Mrs. w. n. Bailey week, return
ed home Monday.
The annual election OF officers will oc-
cur at the regular meeting OF the grange
next Saturday evening.
John Herrick returned Friday from an
extended canyassing trip in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kent, who had been with her
| son, Luther Kent, for a week, returned TO
Orange, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. James Thompson returned to her
home in Montpelier Saturday after
weeks stay with her parents.
Harold Thompson, who is working in
| Warren this winter, spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. 4. b. Thomas.
Col. J. B. Mead camp, Sons of Veterans,
in recent order from headquarters, is re-
ported seven quarters IN arrears.
Mrs. Josephine Kelhofer returned from
/ Montpelier last week where she has been
table girl at the Montpelier House.
Mrs. Fanny yinton went to East Gran
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staying at East Bethel as hOusekeeper
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Washburn arrived
/ from Riverside Saturday TO visit V. i.
Spear and wife and other friends here.
Mrs. Thomas Neff returned from South
Royalton Saturday where she had been
spending some time with her sons family.
Miss Lena Phelps OF Rochester visited
here Saturday ON her way to Northheld
where she will spend some time with
friends.
Miss Jennie Wheeler, who had charge OF
Mrs. 5. 5. Clark's trimming during the
past season, left Thursday for her home
In Hardwick.
Blanchard. Rowell and Kicker shipped
to market Monday 125 sheep and lambs
(3Ic.l, ? hogs (4ac.), Il calves l4A and 5c.)
and six cattle.
/ Clarence Webb returned from Boston
/ last week where he had been guest for
/ some time OF his brother, Dewitt {. Webb,
civil engineer there.
/ VIII Brown, who had been with his
/ parents, Landlord Brown and wife, at the
/ Red Lion Inn for several weeks, returned
TO his work in Newbury Monday.
/ Mrs. Laura McCrillis returned from
South Ryegate Saturday where she went
I TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. w. i. Todd,
who died in Springfield, Ill.,, last week.
Miss Lena Spaulding came from Goulds-
willie Friday to visit at Silas CHADWICK :,
\ leaving saturday for her school in Chelsea
where she has taught successfully several
years.
/ Miss Gertrude Trerise has completed her
millinery season in Nashua, n. H., and re-
| turns home this week. She went TO Bos-
/ ton Tuesday to spend few days with
/ friends.
The repairs on the steam laundry are
/ about complete and il will resume work
next Monday George Hart is taking Lyn-
don Thomas place during the latters m
| capacity.
Mrs. Clara Averill and son, Clifford, left
| for St Albans Monday where they Will
/ spend the winter. Mrs. Averill has stored
/ her goods here in Mrs. r. q. Mortons
\ tenement
Miss Harriet L. Angel left Saturday for
Rutland where she has been engaged by
/ the futile Publishing company as opera
/ tor OF a Simplex typesetting machine Just
/ installed there.
Last Friday was the seventeenth ami
versary Of the disastrous fire in Randolph
village which destroyed numerous places
/ OF business on Main street, now replaced
by the large brick block.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Burns and
daughter, Grace, OF Chateaugay, \. l.,
came Monday to visit Mrs. Burns niece,
Mrs. W. f. Edison. They were on their
way home from Lebanon, n. ii.
The Brigham creamery now takes milk
at south Royalton for the Boston market
every fourth day, the price paid beng
81 so per hundred. saturdays Shipment
from that place was 600 pounds
This is the season OF pig stories. o. W;
Brockway sold nine sleek siX-months OLD
markers To f. n. Jerd that weighed to-
eether almost 24OO pounds. A. CURLY
Killed a March pig that weighed 400
pounds.
The Albin brothers, Charles W. ana
James G., of Springfield, Mass3 nave
bought in Leominster, Mass, on 80 street
the home residence of Mr.. Pickford, con,
sidered one Of the prettiest places, with all
the latest improvements.
At the Whist party given by Fern lodge