Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-30
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viii Aliens family have all been sick
with grip.
+. e. VanOrman and wife were in North
field Sunday.
Miss Abbie Philbrick is spending ten
days IN Maine.
AFRO Boyce is in Mortified and Rox-
bury this week.
Frank Bryant Of South Royalton was in
town Thursday.
Miss Lura Montgomery was in North
field Wednesday.
Prin. and Mrs. F. E. Prichard were in
Montpelier Saturday.
Miss Julana Gay is quite poorly this
week, the result OF grip.
Mrs. B.. f. Kicker has her two sisters
from Topsham as guests.
Mrs. +. w. Howe of Northfield was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Dubois returns today from
a week spent in New York.
The school ride to Barnard has been
given up because of the weather.
Misses Mary Dubois and Mary McIn-
tyre went to Burlington yesterday.
S. S. Briggs is visiting this week in
Montpelier, Barre and Williamstown.
Miss Maude Boyce of Montpelier was a
guest Of Mrs. J. Nj. Thompson over Sun
day.
Rev. James Pierce, who came here to
bury his father, returned to Michigan to-
day.
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury arrived Tuesday
from Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., for the sum
mer.
The Congl church organ is being tuned
by Karl Beedle and a man from SPRING
field, Mass.
Mrs. II. Y. Wemple and daughter ar
rived Saturday from New York, joining
Mr.. Wemple here.
The baseball game between the North
field and Randolph High schools will take
place next Tuesday.
Drs. j.. p. Clifford and A. c. Bailey re-
moved a cancerous growth from the lip of
Rufus Hutchinson Tuesday.
All who wish to guess on the Quaker
Range sign at j. II. Lamson's must have
their guesses in by Saturday next.
Henry j. Dunbar and Miss Blanche f..
Gourley of Randolph were married at Mon
treal May S, 1901, by Rev. f. McManus.
Mrs. Horace Brown, 80 years old, living
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Drake, is in
a critical condition from a shock suffered
yesterday.
F. b. Wood was laid up several days the
first OF the week, having stepped on a
rusty nail, whose point penetrated his
foot some distance.
Miss Mary S. Dubois finished a very
successful year as principal of the Rich
High school last week and is at
home for the summer.
Thomas and Bell have Memorial win
d0ws, very handsome and appropriate.
Mrs. ;. 5. Clark also has a very pretty |
window in honor of the day.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe has gone from Clifton
n. Y, to the NJ. f.. Hospital,
Brooklyn, hoping to secure relief from his
trouble-catarrh Of the stomach.
Mrs. Victoria D~egognieux Martinesu.
tragic death is reported in the
Bethel news, formerly lived here and at
tended chooi about ten years ago.
Charles Hayward, employed by c. C.
Blodgett, received a bad cash in one leg by
a stick thrown by the saving machine
Monday. DIR. Stewart dressed the wound.
Two dogs that had been returned by
the listers and not licensed were looked /
up by Constable Parish last week who
found they had departed this life recently.
Rev. 4. A. Howard will resume his
duties at both the local Baptist and the
Branch churches next Sunday, having
sufficiently recovered from his illness and
operation.
The public reading room is open at the
Science chapel every Wednesday
from 2 till 5. Next Sundays les
subject viii be "God the Only Cause
and Creator
Miss Laura Clark has been re-engaged as
one OF the assistants in the Union High
school, Montpelier, at a salary of $3.50 for
the coming year, and Miss Eta s.. Cham
berlin in one Of the other grades at $3.50.
+. n. Rising and Horace Howard are
building small new houses on Weston 81. |
10 rent. Eugene Abbott has purchased Of
the Aurelis Weston estate for 800 a lot on
the same street and contemplates build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kenney 60 about
June 18th 10 the Marion House, Lake
where Mr.. Kenney will have
OF the dining room for the sum
mer. A number OF Mattresses from here
viii accompany him.
Owing TO the rain, there was only a fair
sized audience at the Methodist church
Friday evening to hear the lecture by DIR.
Terry, who related thrilling expert
ances a. a missionary in China, 10 which
country she tends to return soon.
A special town meeting has been warned
10 be held at , O'Clock next saturday after
o m Dubois & Gays han to see II the
own district VIII vote to raise money. and
n 50 o much. to nav for the new school
house at East Randolph.
Monday members Of e. :. Grant Post
presented q well-signcd petition, which
read IN the High school, requesting
he High school nine TO postpone the ball