Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-14

The total amount of the checks giver
out by the two creameries this month i
s1O,O56.
The Christian church choir were enter
tanned at Dr. Blanchard's last FRIDAY
evening.
The Misses Bean of Boston, who hac
spent a week at j. f. Mead's, returned
Saturday.
John Luce returned to Swampscott
Mass, last week without having purchased
any horses.
r. +. Tilson has been seriously i'll with
Inflammation of the bowels, but is now
improving,
| Miss Eta HARDWOOD has been very i'll with
the grip for the past two weeks but is now
convalescent.
A supplement to the public library cata-
logue has been printed, to be attached to
the catalogue.
L. p. Booth goes to Morrisville Saturday
and his studio will be closed next Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Rebekahs will hold carrom party
at their hall this evening, to which invited
friends are welcome.
LIZ. Kent and wife OF Barre stopped
last night with Miss Lura Montgomery on
their way to STAFFORD.
w. S. Swallow of New York returned
Monday after ten days spent with his
friend, Gilman Chamberlain.
Edwin Martin moves this week to the
Oliver Hood house. viii Allen is to oc-
cupy the Kilburn house vacated.
Selden V. Holman has come from Bos-
ton to occupy permanently his place here.
Mrs. Holman comes next month.
Lucius Blodgett, who lives near the
Paige farm, fell Friday, injuring his spine
so that he is unable to move in bed.
Mrs. Charles Jerd returned to Barre Tues
day after spending three weeks here, a
guest of F. n. Jerd and other relatives.
Robert Church, whois i'll with appendi-
citis in hospital at Albany, n. Y, is re-
ported better and will come home soon.
The C. E. of the Christian church viii
hold a cobweb social at the church yes
tries next week Friday evening, to which
all are invited.
Tomorrow evening the Durno- Emmett
combination gives the last entertainment
in the lecture course and it promises to be
one Of the best
The moving picture show at Grange hall |
last Thursday evening is described as |
'bum.n Randolph is getting rather many
Of this kind lately.
Mrs. Samuel Bonum was in Bethel last |
week caring for her daughter, Mrs. Geo. I
Morrill,, who died Friday. Interment was
At Braintree Branch.
The local herd Of Buffaloes, numbering
over 80, browsed at Williams hall Tuesday
evening. Card playing and refreshments
we're the attractions
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X Powers left town
going to Brattleboro. The
store is in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Mann during Mr.. Powers absence.
"Uncle Ben" Swan has gone to George
Dryers on Fish hill to be cared for. Miss
Lancaster, with whom he has been living
m the Martin block, is to break up house,
keeping.
Whitney Chapter, r. A. NJ, held its an
lual meeting Monday, at which officers
we're elected. These, with the appointiye
,fficers, will be installed at the next regu-
ar meeting.
The teachers OF the Graded school were
Entertained by Mrs. Ida circuit at w. II.
<enney's Tuesday evening. Miss Stew
ut described her Washington trip. Re
reshments were served.
A curious deer story comes from Sharon.
is DIR. kenney was driving across the
ong bridge leading to the village Tuesday.
he met handsome buck, which DELHI
rately jumped over the railing. The deer
truck on the ice 80 feet below and expired
N a few minutes