Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-21
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e. F. Deering of Mortified was in
town Saturday.
Homer Rogers began work Saturday ia
the HERALD Office.
Justin Moulton returned last week
from Medford, Mass.
c. ]. Torrey OF vergennes is visiting his
brother, Dana Torrey.
A daughter was born Saturday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest II. TotmRn.
Mrs. A. A. Priest and Miss Mary went
to Concord Tuesday to visit relatives.
Miss Lena Howe OF Barre has been
visiting relatives here for few days.
The Kings daughters will meet with
Mrs. A. b. Gay Feb. q at 2:3O O'Clock.
John Battice OF Waterbury came last
week TO spend few days with friends
here.
There will be no school In the graded
district tomorrow because of Washing
toms birthday.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk returned from
Wilder Monday for longer stay with
his parents.
Homer Young went back to Barre Mon.
day after brief visit to his mother, Mrs.
Ellen Young.
{. s. Booth went to Newport, N. H.,
Monday to spend a week with his par
ents, who are i'll.
Mrs. P. s. Magennis OF Royalton was
here Monday for a short stay and Mrs.
@. 8. Lsird came Tuesday.
Mrs. @. ID. Frost and little son, who had
been guests for few days at VIM. ii. Do
Bois', returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann OF Under
hill came the last of the week to visit her
parents, j. A. Fowler and wife.
Mrs. ID. F. Gould OF Gaysvile spent
last week here with j. l.. Moses and
family, returning home Saturday.
Harry l.. Sault and Miss Lucinda Du-
pulls are assisting the Buck Printing Co,
who are rushed with orders at present.
oh. Morse left Monday for another
weeks institute work at Grafton, Simons-
vile, Bridgewster Corners and Gsysviile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Moore OF Sharon re-
turned home Saturday after a short stay
with her parents, o. J. Marcott and wife.
Fred Lamsou OF Rockland. Me-, who
had been spending a week with bis sister,
Mrs. r. A. Smith, returned home Mon
day.
Charles Chedel and a college friend and
Leon Webster came from Hanover, N. H.,
Friday 10 attend the closing concert OF
the festival.
Robert Church went to Albany, n. y,
Yesterday TO enter the Albany Business
college where bis brother, Perl, is also TAX
ing course.
Miss Wfnnifred V. Mann closed another
successful term OF school In West Brook
field Friday and Is at home for a several
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary z. Barnes OF Sunapee, N. H.,
who had oeen spending week with her
sister, Mrs. Emily Lazelle, left Saturday
for West Hartford.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Udsll, who bad spent
week at her sons, John Udalls, returned
to STAFFORD Monday, accompanied by
Miss Faye Wardner.
Miss Della Kendall OF Bethel, who had
been spending q few days with Mrs.
Frances Spooner, was called home Sstur-
day by the illness OF her mother.
Col. A. b. Chandler is reported much
improved In health this winter and able
to he at the presidents desk In the once
OF the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. every
day.
u. Bass returned from a business trip
10 Burlington Saturday where he also
visited his sister. tie purchased six car
loads OF lumber In the north part OF the
state.
Mrs. w. f. Edison went to Lebanon, n.
n saturday for a short visit to her for
mer home. Elijah Edison, who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia, continues
to gain.
j. w. Tilson was down from Northfeld
over Sunday. This week be finishes WORK
on a new house there where he has been
employed tor months.
Next Monday evening DR.. X. 8. Nc
Arthur of New York city Will denver
-. NnA hA al
ture In the course on the subject "Amen-
ca In the 10th Century"
Another daughter came last week to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Abbott OF Winchester, Mass. Little WIN
some Abbott Is still with her grandpar-
ents, ii. p. sanford and wife.
Miss Martha Allard, the trained nurse
N no had been caring for Mrs. Z. T.. Ao-
bott for several weeks, has returned to
her home in Burlington. Mrs. Aooott
continues to improve slowly.
Rev. and Mrs.W. II. Chidley were called
TO their former home In Newmarket Ont,
Thursday by the death OF Mrs; Cnidley =
father. There was no preaching service
at the Christian church Sunday. They re-
turn Saturday.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. B. Eldredge re-
turned from Boston Saturday night. de
has been III with grip this week ana MIS-
VIM. Tracy is assisting In the postomce.
Miss Marion Emerson has also suffered
severe attack OF grip but is convalescent.
The So-operative creamery made 22,SOO
nounds of butter during January and
bald for 2O,03I pounds Of butter fat at the
rate of 26c. per pound. The cost OF man.
ufacturing the butter was &c. pound
and the amount OF surplus was IA per
cent.
Fred Lamson, administrator OF the es-
tate OF IRWIN T. Lamson, bias decided the
hanson farm to X. A. Smith. Mr.. smith,
who married a daughter OF the tate ar;
ismson- has carried on the place several
years. both before and since the death, go
| there will be no change of occupancy.
he will continue to conduct his popular
milk route and bis friends will congratu-
late him and Mrs. Smith on acquiring the
cid hnme MACE. The conslderatl0n YVES