Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
Randolph.

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Tuesday.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre returned from
Newport Friday.
E. F. Emerson was in Burlington on
business Monday.
business Saturday.
Harry A. Eaton went to New York on
business Saturday.
Miss Alice Kelly spent Sunday at her
home in Mortified.
Mrs. w. L. Lamson is assisting in the
store during the holidays.
The public library will not be open
Wednesday, Christmas day.
Eugene ID. segar OF Burlington spent
Sunday here with his mother.
Carl Edminster of White River junction
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Roy Spear left for Boston Monday where
he has employment in restaurant.
Homer Rainey came from Norwich uni
versity yesterday to spend the holidays.
At Drew's blacksmith shop the past
month the number of horses shod was 440.
L. l.. UdalI OF STAFFORD has been visiting
for few days at the home Of his son, John.
George Wardner OF East Roxbury visited
lately at the home OF his brother, Eugene.
Tailor w. A. Scott went to Boston Mon
day to spend week or more with friends.
Miss Lena Phelps returned from North
field Saturday where she had been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Pearson and little
son spent Sunday with friends in Burling-
ton.
Rev. Joseph Therien OF Windsor will
celebrate midnight mass here Christmas
eve.
Frank F. Sault has gone to Athol, Mass,
where he viii have several weeks employ
ment.
Miss Mary Dubois comes from Burling-
ton Friday for a two weeks Christmas
vacation.
Miss Jennie Godfrey has closed her
school in Hartford and is at home for the
holidays.
The stores are open every night this
week for the accommodation Of Christmas
shoppers.
Mrs. r. II. Slack went to Pittsfeld Fri
day TO remain until after Christmas with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Fish Of stockbridge
were visitors over Sunday at the home Of
his parents.
There will be no more Junior Christian
Endeayor meeting at the Christian church
until Jan. 5th.
Frederick Leeds and his mother, Mrs
Leeds, went to Burlington Tuesday to-
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atwood OF Tun
bridge visited Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood
the last OF the week.
Hamden w. Mcintyre went to Pomfret
Monday TO do considerable telephone
work on the Union line.
Mrs. A. F. Carr and daughter, Helen, Of
Goffstown, y. H., arrived Saturday to vis-
it at II. W. Tewksbury's.
His many friends were pleased 10 see
Walter G. Woodward on the street last
week after his long illness.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre returned Friday
from a visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Guy Loudon, in Burlington.
Mrs. II. +. King has returned to her
home i'm Woodstock after passing a
week with her sister, Mrs. II. g. Morton.
Henry Marcott OF Woodstock came last
week TO work in the Salisbury mill. He |
boards with his sister, Mrs. Otis Dumas. |
Mrs. Elbridge Holman left Monday |
evening for salt Lake City, Utah, where |
she intends to remain until April with her
daughter.
Harley Pierce went to Lowell, Mass,
Monday TO pass a couple OF weeks with |
relatives. His brother, Wesley, was al
ready there.
At the Cooperative creamery more than
q 900 pounds OF butter were made during
Novem ber The price paid for butter fat
was 25c per 10.
AIva Dlckerman, who had been at his
home for an enforced vacation, was able TO
return to his duties as bookkeeper at w.
r. junction Saturday
Miss Hattie King, who had been visit
ing her parents, S. II. King and wife, for
two weeks, returned to her work in Clare
mont, n. H., Monday.
ID. II. Morse left Monday for Orleans
to accompany the state board OF
agriculture on its round of institute work
in Albany, Lowell and Troy this week.
Miss Caroline Granger OF Minneapolis,
Mimi. who had been visiting in Massa-
for some time, came Friday to
visit her sisters and brother, c. r Grang-
sr.
Wardner and Hart have been busy this
week papering, painting and otherwise
improving Draper 4 Joslyn's hall, which
has been leased for ten years by the ODD
Fellows.
The recent thaw and freeze, completely
the snow and substituting rough
roads, has been very discouraging to travel.
Four buggies came in with broken wheels
Miss Ellen Burnap Of Fitchburg, Mass,
arrived Saturday to remain during the
holidays with her grandparents, Dea. and
Mrs. W. f. Howard. She is teacher in
y. II.
Rev. G.. +. Laid attended the centennial
If the Cong1 church at Waterbury Tues
law Of which he was pastor prior TO COM
nc here. Extensive repairs on the edlfice
have lately been completed.
At the carrom and whist party at Ed {
,on's hall Friday evening the highest
Whist score was made by w. F. Edison and l
Miss Mary Connolly. The next party viii \
,e held Friday evening, Dec. q.
Mrs. Nora Sawtelle returned to her home 9
Il Wilmot Flat, n. H.. Monday, accom- l
,anied by Mrs Frank Ash, her sister, who
viii remain with her until strong enough
o 90 to the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation.
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