Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
Randolph.


Miss Lillian Swan went 10 Roxburv
Monday for short stay.
Mrs. c. c. Reynolds went 10 straf,ord
Monday TO visit relatives.
Miss Lucinda Dupuls spent Sunday
with friends In Royalton.
Ferda p. Fish vent to Rochester Satur.
uay over the new railroad route.
John Battice OF Waterbury visited his
mother and friends here last week.
A. Q. Holman was here Saturday on his
way TO Hoiyoke, Mass, on business.
Prin. and Mrs. +. e. Prichard went to
braoforo tuesday to spend few days.
w: r. Wedgwood aud F. B. Thomas
went to New York on business Monday.
Miss Annie Mead is spending the Smith
Barre.
Mrs. Hattie Lsmson went TO Bethel Sat
urday to visit her sister, who continues
quite Ill.
Miss Lucy Flint went Saturday TO
Woodstock to spsnd a week visiting
friends.
ID. L. Robinson OF the Harvard Law
school was guest last week OF his uncle.
b. T. Lombard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Fowler OF Under
bill spent Sunday with his parents, j. A.
Fowler and wife.
Mrs. Warren, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Bass, returned to her
home In Williston Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Smith, who had been spend
Ing week at the home OF her son, Fred
Smith, returned to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Davis OF Boylston. Mass.
who spent last week here with her moth.
er, went to Mortified Saturday to spend a |
week.
Miss Anna Lewis. the assistant super. |
visor OF the asylum for the insane at
Waterbury, spent Sunday at j. II. Will
liams'.
Mrs. Myra Page and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Page, who bad been guests OF /
Fred Dunn and wife, returned to Morris |
Vile Monday.
Mrs. robert f. Parker went to White
River junction Saturday to meet her
grandson, Lee Tinkham, who has come
from Newport to spend some time.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White went to
Woodstock Monday 10 attend the we'd
ding ~ George W. Merrill, a nephew OF
Mr.. White, who assisted in the ceremony.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo went to Chelsea
Saturday tn assist in caring for her
daughter, Mrs. A. Z. Slack, who sustained
a spinal injury and a broken finger in a
runaway accident there last week.
At one O'Clock next Sunday afternoon q.
s. Grant most will conduct a memorial
service at @. A. r. ball. in honor OF the
three comrades VINO died last year. Rev.
+. @. Rainey will deliver the address.
Rev F. @. Rainey was the recipient last
week ola handsome sealskin cap, pre-
sented by bis practitioners. Last year he
was given nice fur coat to add to bis /,
comfort during bis regular Sunday trips ,
to the Bethel parish. ..
Miss Mollie Olmsted OF Fitchburg,
Mass, who had been a guest at Mrs. e. !
p. Hastings. returned home Tuesday. I
Miss Louise Hastings, who is taking a
course for Kindergarten instructors at the /
fi'ehburg Normal school, is here for the /
Harry Tredo. who was so critically III 2
with pneumonia some weeks sinca. was II
'ble to resume work In the Salisbury q
factory this week. Last week he moved :
back to the place he formerly occupied on
Howard street. For the past few months
be had resided at the home OF his father
n-law.
Rev. A. L. Cooper went to Newport
and occupied the NJ r. pulpit n
here Sunday. Monday be attended the c
celebration at Barton Lending OF the e
emi centennial OF the Methodist church. n
u which be was the first pastor. He will C
iold evangelical services at Walden be- A
ore his return. I,
The Richmond block on Pleasant street \
md the site on which II stands were sold .
4 suction Monday forenoon to II. p. C
'anford for e, 900. Later the property was g
transferred TO II. w. McIntyre, who
rdered the sale TO settle the estate of the a
ate Lauriston 7. Richmond, of which he q,
! administrator. q
At the time OF his recent visit at the n
avings bank Chancellor Start declared Of
be first dividend Of 30 per cent to deposi II
mrs. paya BILE after 30 days. Other divi Il
ends will follow as the assets are real G
zad upon. The dividend already declar- cl
d IL upon the poorer class OF invest al
nents and does not include all the funds m
n hand. as ii was thought best not to Il
lake a large dividend at the start. W