Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-24
Randolph Continued.

No deer have been brought in yet.
Herbert Salisbury went to Boston yes
terday.
W. f. Terrill of Montpelier was in town
Tuesday.
Hon Roswell Farnham Of Bradford was
in town Saturday.
A son was born Sunday night to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Luce.
Conductor Carl McAllister is spending a
| few days vacation here.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Chamberlin went to Barnard
yesterday for a few days.
Miss Josie Iamphier of Montpelier has
been visiting in town this week.
Last week Mrs. Eugene Wardner and
| Faye spent several days in Berlin.
II. NJ. Totman was in Mortified and G..
| e. Cushman in Montpelier yesterday.
| Rev. GLE. Iadd win preach next Sunday
morning upon "A God-inspired life"
Kim. Morse OF Barre was called TO Gil
cad last week by the illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Topper of Rochester
have been guests OF w. b. Wall this week.
Miss Martha Thresher is spending the
week in Boston, guest of her uncle, Az
cry.
Mrs. Emma Peak visited Mrs. Eugene
| Wardner this week ON her way to Brook
field.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tracy are in
Rochester on visiting and deer hunting
expedition.
Goods belonging to John Lynch, P. r..
Clark and w. w. Rogers were sold at auc-
ton Monday.
Miss Alice r. Denison of Royalton spent
yesterday at the home of her cousin, Hon.
j. ID. Denison.
Robert r. Fielders, formerly with L. c.
Drew, has opened a blacksmith shop in
W. P. Flint's shop.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper was elected president
of the Vermont Bible society at its meet
ing at Montpelier last week.
The NJ. +. church is being reshingled
and funds are being raised for the further
contemplated Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clement and two
daughters OF Danville are spending the
week at l.. A. and A. j. Russlow's.
Walter Woodward is again improving,
after a relapse suffered last week and now
seems to be on the way to recovery.
Miss Nellie Dickerman has returned
from Moretown, having sufficiently re-
covered from grip and threatened pneu-
monia.
Harry Newcity and family, who were
moving from BRISTOL, Conn, to Mont
gomery, VT, passed Sunday with his
father, J.. +. Newcity.
Miss Mary 5. Dubois, teacher in the
Burlington High school, is at home, the
school being closed on account of small
poX prevalent in Burlington.
A chicken pie supper will be served
this evening in Edson's hall, instead of
the boiled dinner and hash supper adver-
tised last week. All are invited.
Several Odd Fellows attend the district
meeting at Montpelier today. The local
lodge was to have worked the second de-
gree, but failed to muster the team.
James Andrew Gould has purchased of
Clarence +. Moulton the w. W. Wyman
place on Fish hill, possession to be given
Nov. list. The consideration is 300.
Miss Emma Burnham has returned
from her trip 10 New Hampshire and
Plymouth, Mass, and "Holy Ghost and
Us Bible school convention in shiloh.
Maine.
The Pan-American exposition closes on
saturday, Nov. 20. V. !. Spear left for
Buffalo yesterday 10 assist in winding up
the maple sugar business and packing the
exhibit.
Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell entertained the
ladies Of the ChautGuqua circle Tuesday
evening, when an interesting literary pro-
gram was carried out. The circle meets
Nov. 4th with Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury.
l.. u. Clark. the concreter, was in town
Thursday. He is to do the repairing on
the sidewalks along Main street made
necessary by the new curbing and changes
resulting from the street improvement.
Mrs. Z. B. Frost and daughter. who
have been guests for two weeks at VIM. II.
Dubois and +. +. Dubois. leave tomor-
row for Boston to spend some time BEFORE
leaving for their home in Williams Bav.
Wis. -
In letter TO n. NJ. Draper this week.
Judge J. X. Darling of Chelsea, comment
ing on the recent furry Of snow, wrote
that 81 years ago Tuesday snow fell 10 the
depth Of "a feet and remained until The
following May.
At the Congregational church next sun
day morning in behalf Of the SUNDAY
school and publishing society. to be used
IN sunday school mission work. An
money not m the envelopes viii be used
for this purpose.
-, Mr. and Mrs; A. G. vinics are spending
the week with Mrs. Ninicais PARENTS Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Thacher. Mr.. Viniea has
lately purchased an interest n the store
conducted by his father at penaeook- y.
II, and removed there from North Cor
ham, Maine.
ne committee appointed at the recent
school meeting met for the first time
tuesday evening. Another meeting will
ee held next Monday evening. Prior rs
tAAt tiile, the committee request that any
y 20 have sites 10 offer for the urouosed
library building viii submit their urouo-
siiions IN writing 10 II. v. Mcfutvre.
CHAIRMAN The committee would also vel
come any information or suggestions.