Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-07
Randolph.

Ahfo. SOuu ctimeLs.
Arthur Lsngdon went to Ct AIhsns
monday to spend the day.
Martin Washburn returned Tuesday
from bis trip TO Washington, ID. @.
MIS-. Emily Q. Greene went to Bethel
Friday to spend some time with Mrs. S.A.
Parker. y
MISS Eunice Flint returned from New
YORK last week where she had spent sew
eral weeks.
y. A: Thomas went to New York mar
kets Monday, accompanied by CLYDE
Blanchard.
Mrs. Emily Lazelle, who IL caring for
MRS. A. v. Adams, has been i'll with grip
for several days.
ID. II. Morse left Monday for week 8
institute work in Brattleboro, Windsor,
Ludlow and Pomfret.
Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson and two little
daughters left Saturday for Lebanon, N.
H., to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. LazeIle OF White
River Junction spent Sunday here, guests
OF j. M. Atwood and wife.
DR.. A. L. Cooper returned from Evans
vile Monday where he has been conduct
ing evangelistic meetings..
Francis j. Eaton, ID. o., arrived the last
OF the week from Philadelphia and Is a
visitor at q. K. Cusbman's.
Leon D. Latham OF Milton, formerly OF
this place, has been appointed a justice of
the peace by Gov. Stickney.
| Mrs. George Parker was called to Rox.
bury Tuesday by tine illness OF her grand
daug liter, Miss Ruby Head.
DIR. J. p Clifford is boarding at the Red
Lion during a visit OF Mrs. Clifford 10 her
sister In No. StTatford, N. H.
Clayton Magee had one toe crushed
the other day In the Msrcott Il Hayes
mill by pile OF blanks falling on 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson
came from Barre Saturday to visit bis
parents, Lyman Hutchinson and wife.
A son was born Dec. 9Th to Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Swan OF Cold Water, Col. Mrs.
Swan is a sister OF Mrs. @. T. Burridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Bass were called to
Brattleboro Tuesday to attend the funeral
OF her father, ]. p. Goodenough, who died
Saturday.
w. B. Wall and daughter left Monday
on trip TO Chicago, 81. Louis and Hot
Springs, Ark, expecting to be gone about
six weeks.
Tomorrow evening the ladies OF the
Book club will observe "gentlemen's
night" at the home Of DIR. and Mrs. E. o.
Blanchard.
Miss Anne Dubois Is at home from
Smith college for a brief vacation. Miss
Mary Du bois was down from Richmond
over Sunday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Flint al Mr.. Rowell's Feb. 18th at
2:30 O'Clock. There is work so the ladies
should bring thimbles.
Mrs. r. A. Kezer came from Rochester
O.. -.
Montpelier Methodist seminary for
short visit at A. b. Fish's.
ID. Hale Flint and wife arrived home
Saturday. Mrs. Flint has been spending
several weeks with her parents in Water.
bury and with Burlington relatives.
Fred Bass, who had been at home for
several weeks because OF the serious ILL.,
ness OF his grandmother. Mrs. Thomson,
went back to Norwich university Mon |
day.
The lady Ministries OF Barre gave an en-
tertainment last week, a feature OF which |
was cake walk in which Miss Carrie |
Draper and partner were awarded the
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Allen OF East Rox-
bury visited at the home OF their son, DIR. |
L. b. Allen, Saturday. George Warner OF
East Roxbury was also recent visitor
here.
Mrs. Ell Sault, with her daughter, Eve
lyn, and babv. Harold, went to Clare
mont, N. H., Saturday to spend few DAYS
with her brother, Chas. ROCKWELL, tall
or there.
George Baker, who had been In the
employ OF the Buck Printing company
FOR several mont BIS. finished work there
and left Monday for bis home In
Tilton, N. II.
Ernest Manchester has invented
simple but very satisfactory wire photo
graph holder for which he has taken
plumber OF orders. He plans to have the
device patented at once.
The board OF civil authority will meet
AZ the town clerks office Monday. the
l1th, 70 ahate tsxes. the selectmen Tues
day, the 18th, and the auditors the 18th to
settle up town business.
Mrs. Mahala Moves died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. n. j. Jones, in Haver-
piIl. Mess. and the funeral was held last
FRIDAY. being attended by many friends
ind relatives from Vermont.
There we're about ten tables Thursday
evening ut the meeting OF the Randolph
Center whist club at the home OF Mr.. and
Mis-. A. L. Dean. The highest score was
plus Al. Refreshments were served.
VIM. n. Latham, for nearly three years
past foreman in the HERALD Office, fin
shed work Saturday. and on Monday
vent to Antrim, N. H., where be has
In the Reporter office.
W. A. Robbins OF Montpelier bias re-
umed work here for the Argus. he has
,een taking the place OF James Heaiey
or some time a, the capital while W. D.
5assett of Mortified was reporter here.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian church
will meet at o'clock this afternoon Win
Mrs. j. n. Lamson to complete arrange
nents for the tenth annual roll call,
: hich viii be held at the church Feb.
9th.
Mrs. Burton Thresher and daughter,
Martha, spent Sunday in Montreal end
ttended one ~ the many memorial serv-
ces for Queen Victoria held that day In
he cifv, which YVES draped In mourning.
drs. Thresher had been in Burlington
everal days with her brother, who was
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