Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-02
Arbor day tomorrow, May 3D..
/. w. Waldo is gaining slowly.

Arbor day tomorrow, May 3D..
]. w. Waldo is gaining slowly.
Frank Merrill was in Boston last week.
Geo. West is reported very i'll this week.
Chas. Clapp OF Lowell was in town Mon
day.
Miss c. W. Hackett is in Pomfret, dress
making.
Warren Waterman has gone to Quechee
to work.
Mark Hackett of Barre was in town
Monday
BENZ. Lancy of Boston was in town
Saturday.
S. S. Ballard Of Montpelier was in town
Thursday.
w Luckett visited friends in Barre
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sawyer returned from
Quechee last week.
Mrs. Elvira wilkins is quite feeble and
not able to be about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Perry visited in
Montpelier Saturday.
Miss STA Ward OF Fitchburg is visiting
her father and mother.
Miss Ala Day Is in Montpelier, the
the guest Of Mrs. Goss.
Mrs. r. G.. Osgood has moved to her
new home in the village.
Mr.. Rand has engaged to work for w.
P. Hubbard this summer.
Harvey Brook and daughter have come
back to this village 10 reside.
VIM. Waterman has engaged to work
for A. p. Skinner this summer.
Mrs. Martha Sibley and family are to
move to the DIR. Leavett house.
Geo. Dutton has recovered from his in
jury sufficiently to walk about.
L. B. Carpenter has moved to {. Z.
Blacks tenement over his store.
Miss Ethel Spaulding visited Mrs. z,
Munsell at West Hartford Friday.
Miss Inez Manley OF Westborough,
Mass. visited friends here Saturday.
Mrs. James Pike intends TO return home
from winchendon, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Bamforth of Water
bury visited friends in town Wednesday
Mrs. Aurora Rogers moved to Bethel
Monday where she is TO make her future
home.
The Outing club commenced some need
ed work on the camp grounds at Lake
John recently.
The Green Mountain Cornet band OF
Randolph has been engaged for music here
Memorial day.
ID. q. Stoughton went 10 Hanover Mon
day to superintend job OF masonry on a
college building.
Chas. senter went TO Manchester, \. H.,
last Thursday where he is to make ms
future home with his sister.
Ed. Watkins is making extensive re-
pairs on his buildings and other improve
ments about his premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Perkins attended
the funeral OF Frank Stiles, Mrs. Perkins
father, at Barnard Thursday.
Henry Hatch was taken i'll last week
Wednesday and remained quite sick dur
ing the week. Sunday he was much pet-
ter.
Miss Roweu, accompanied by Chas.
Smiths daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Hayward at Randolph last satur-
day.
c. p. TarbeIl had his 1-months-old Al
cander colt on the street last Friday. IL IS
a beautiful animal, bay and weighs 50
pounds.
The Sons OF Veterans are to hold So
cial at Samn Richards, Royalton, the
evening Of May LIST. Everybody cordially
invited.
DIR. E. ]. Fish, DIR. II. Carpenter, A. II
/ Lamb and Nj. j. sargent hltenutu ths
| funeral OF Thomas Wood at Randolph
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Galusha were in
New York last week. Mrs. Galusha re-
turned Wednesday and he remains
until this week.
Geo. II. Clogston of Royalton and Mss
Mary Stoodley of Chester were married by
Rev w. T.. Mann at the Congl parsonage
saturday, Apr. 9th.
The selectmen have been petitioned to lay
ont a road to Henry Prindleis house
east of the village, to Chas. Fulsom'
house. and to Mrs. Preston's residence
| south OF the village.
Miss sadie Whitney OF Tunbridge, MT
and Mrs. Mute of Manchester, n. IL, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Wellsey, Mrs. Eugene
Moves and Mrs. Andrew Thurston Of
sharon were in town last week.
The annual meeting OF the village i'm
prnvement association viii be held TO-
morrow evening, May Sd, at 1870 O'Clock
az Tarbell a Whithams Office. All inter
! ested are earnestly requested to attend.
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