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

Fred Steele is visiting in Claremont, n.
| II.
W. B. Wall went to Boston yesterday on
! business.
Mrs. Fred Terry is visiting in White
/ River Junction.
Mrs. Ida Mann fell this morning and
! fractured her leg
Henry Walker Of Fitchburg, Mass, is
4 here for a few days.
| Miss EDNA Norman has returned from
work at Montpelier.
c. J. Stockwell and wife of Hancock
were in town last night.
/ Mrs. John Angel of Rochester visited at
! +. A. Hobart's the first OF the week.
Ray Ordway of Montpelier is spending
a few days with his uncle, ID. d. Howe.
! J. M. Booth and wife return today to
/ Maiden, Mass, after two weeks visit.
Bradford Mcintyre is at home from
Thayer school, Hanover, for few days.
! Iamson's men are putting Richmond
] hot-water heater into the Salisbury house.
Mr.. Parmenter Of Lawrence, Mass, for
merly baker here, was in town the first
Of the week.
}. W. Untiedt Of West Broollfeld went
to Barton Landing yesterday to attend the
| funeral Of brother-inlaw.
"The Spirit Of Appreciation will be the
subject Of the sermon at the Christian
church next Sunday morning.
new manual OF the Cong1 church has
recently been published. Copies can be
obtained at the church or at the parson-
| age.
A social dance was enjoyed by about Is
couples at Grange hall last evening, the
new Green Mountain orchestra furnishing
good music.
Will Littleand wife have finished work
at White River Junction, returned here
and moved into one of j. III. Lamson's
houses near Pleasant street.
o. J. Lowry, chaplain OF the state
grange, and wife Of Jericho, while ON their
way TO the state meeting, were guests of
ID. ID, Howe and wife at Brookside.
Next Sunday Rev. G. +. Laid will preach
in the morning upon the subject, "Nisions
and Tasks and in the evening upon the
question, "What kind OF a Christian
should one be ?"
II. L. Cook returned Monday from a
a visit at his fathers home In Rhode
Island. Miss Alice Erskine accompanied
him, having finished her millinery season
at Ipswich, Mass.
Milo Wilson, a former resident, has
been in town the past two days. He is
now running a successful restaurant in
Boston. He says he hopes TO return to
Randolph TO live some time.
As will be seen from our court report.
the Needham liquor case was disposed Of;
the case OF Kicker VS.. Uhord was won by
Mr.. Kicker; and Frank Badger was releas-
ed from jail under habeas corpus proceed
ings.
A carload Of fruit Consigned to local
dealers arrived saturday, with nearly all
the contents frozen. The Central people
were notified and ordered Agent Hobart 10
| dispose Of Il to the best advantage possi-
\ BILE, which he did.
] Harold, little son Of Fred Kent. got his
/ foot caught IN the runner OF Allen Chad
Wick 5 sled Monday, while trying to catch
/ q ride. lie was drawn some distance and
the sled passed over him, jamming
/ one leg, but breaking no bones. Ii is time
that this practice among boys should
I cease.
/ The trustees invite bids for any OF all Of
the buildings now on the library site. the
same to be removed by the purchasers.
also Tor the land in the rear that is at ne
/ disposal OF the village. The bids will be
/ opened Dec. 2lst. Privilege reserved To
s,s,leet any or all bids. Address, II. w.
/ Mcintyre, Chairman.
-, At the annual meeting Of the ladies'
i WAYS and Means society Of the Congl
/ church held st the parsonage on Tuesday
the officers Of the past year were re-eIect-
ca. They are as follows: Pres, Mrs. Vim.
hassi vice pres, Mrs. A. b. Tewksburv.
seq MS r. +. Dubois; treas Mrs. E IL
phami asst. treas, Mrs. .A.Thomas.
The New York papers report that Col
/ a. =. Chandler Is associated with Andrew
carnegie Ia the latter's project to found a
model town somewhere in New Jersey
where telegraph operators may ACQUIRE
MONIES on easy payments Carnegie was
formerly an operator and IN that canaeitv
became acquainted with Col. Chandler