Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-09
Randolph.


York Monday.
VIM. Brown of Montpelier spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Miss Berniee Greenwood spent Sunday
at her home in Warren.
W. S. S. Buck arrived Saturday after
two weeks business trip.
Mrs. Julia Walsh is having her house
reprinted by F. A. Phillips.
Edison Avery finished work Saturday for
the Buck Printing company.
Mrs. f. H. Joslyn was quite ill several
days last week with tonsilitis.
Mrs. w. c. Cushman went to North
| field Monday to remain three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Thomas are enjoying
a handsome new pneumatic-tire carriage.
Karl Beedle of Keene, n. H., is spending
few days here, guest at A. II. Beedle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lazelle OF w. X.
Junction spent Sunday at J. NJ. Atwood's.
Mrs. Burton Tenney OF So. Royalton and
Miss Pratt of STAFFORD were in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Emma S. Reed was called to Boston
the last of the week by the illness of her
sister.
Miss Ellen Mead OF Northfield came
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. L. b.
Allen.
George f. Mann came from Quechee
Monday to visit his parents, VIM. Mann
and wife.
Clare Hutchinson came from Burling-
ton Saturday for a short recess from col
lege duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cushman of
Montpelier visited relatives here the first
| of the week.
George Drew is to be clerk at the
"Pointn restaurant, Highgate Springs,
this summer.
]. B. Drew has been grading the lawn
and making other Improvements about
his residence.
Webb Vinton returned from Chester
Saturday where he had been spending
several weeks.
Miss Ruth Holman has rented tene-
ment in the +. Z. Huntington house on
Weston street.
Win Gourley arrived Saturday from
Melrose, Mass, where he had been Tor
several months.
FL. Parsons received severe bite on
! the back OF his right hand from horse
one day last week.
VIM. Tracy and J. b. Eldredge have
| been fishing at Lake Champlain this
week, going Tuesday.
The Masonic Equitable Accident assoc
citation recently paid claim OF si0 70 r
| +. Sault OF this place.
Mrs. Henry Pope and daughter, Berneca,
went to Moretown Saturday TO spend some
time with her parents.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kent went TO Orange, Mass,
Saturday where she expects TO spend the
summer with her son.
]. w. Blanchard shipped TO market
Monday rs hogs (5c.), % calves (4c.l' one
sheep Be- and one COW.
Robert II. Chamberlin has purchased
the Kelley farm, on which he has resided
OF late, and --ill carry it on.
Robert Church suffered another attack OF
appendicitis last week, which confined
him TO his bed for several days.
Miss Anna Nichols has a nice situation
as okkeeper in store at Dinuba, Cal,
where her brother, Bates, resides.
Because of illness Miss May Kendrick
returned from Monson, Mass, Tuesday,
where she had position as trimmer.
Mrs. Moses Seymour's sister, Mrs.
French. who had been visiting here, re-
turned to Claremont, n. H., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CD. Wiley of Berlin came
saturday to spend few days at the nome
Of their daughter, Mrs. l.. b. johnson.
The Beedles have sold their music store
AT Keene. N. H., and are travelling Tor
music houses and tuning instruments.
Miss Maud Blanchard returned from
Montpelier Saturday where she had peeh
a guest OF her cousin, Mrs. c. IS. Moulton'
Rev. Geo. f. Howe's household goods
have been brought from Hardwlck ano
stored in the upper tenement OF his mouse
here.
Miss Cecile Buck has been i'll with grip
| for several DAYS and Miss Evelyn Manney
acted as substitute teacher in her ADJ
sence.
Monday morning there was an auction
sale in Depot square OF a lot OF household
effects of Mrs. @. 5. Moulton and W. =
Cushman.
Mrs. Ellen OiConnell, who occupied
tenement in w. r. Edson's house during
the winter, has returned TO her home on
the Center road.
Norman Nichols will build an addition
TO his house this summer, providing Tor
double tenement. tower will be among
the improvements.
Mrs. Junius Barttro and daughter, Re.
Gina. vent to Springfield Friday to spend
| some time with relatives. Mrs. Barttro Il
/ in very poor health.
Prof. and Mrs. n. J. Whitehill OF White
River Junction came Saturday. Mrs
Whitehiu remained a few days, guest oil
Mrs. f. o. blanchard.
I'M Holman has traded his house IN
which he resides for the A. b. Gay place
recently purchased by VIM. Tracy, VINO
paid him s2050 ''to boot"
Fred Drew began a term OF school IN the
BATTLES district Monday and Miss Winni-
| fred Mann is teaching in the Burrldge
district, where there are 10 pupils.
Mrs. Otis Dumas returned from Wood
stock Friday where she has been spending
some time with her parents. Her SISTER L
dangerously i'll with Heterogeneous
Rev. F. @. Rainey and family are now
well established in the house lately sold by
p II. Wyman. w. +. Edison is adding Z
bath room to his house, which they
vacated.
HIP. Sanford spent several days lately IN
Winchester. Mass.,with his daughter, Mrs
John Abbott. He returned saturday, &C
companied by his daughter, Miss sue, who
had been spending several weeks there