Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-31
Miss Eva Forth spent Sunday in Roch-

Miss Eva Fortin spent Sunday in Roch-
ester.
Mrs. Melissa Warner of Roxbury was
here Monday.
VIM. II. Dubois went to the capital on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter O'Connell and Miss WEIGH OF
Bethel were in town Monday.
Henry Seymour went back to Mortified
Monday after spending a week here.
Mrs. L. b. Allen was in Mortified Sat-
urday to see her father, who is seriously
| i'll.
Eugene Wardner and daughter, Faye,
visited in East Roxbury the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Reynolds returned
Monday after visit with relatives In
STAFFORD.
Mrs. Jennie Bass was able to ride out
Sunday for the first time for several
months.
Judge and Mrs. j. W. Rowell were at
home from Montpelier from Friday until
Monday.
@. II. whitney returned from Bethel
Monday where he had been visiting his
son, Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Dompier of White
River junction came Monday to spend
the week with relatives.
Mrs. Josie Kelhofer Of Chicago came
last week TO visit her mother, Mrs. l.. j.
Needham, for a few weeks.
Frank K. Bailey has sold his place-the
SOAP house-to Geo. Dukette, who takes
possession Feb. 10Th. Consideration $3.50.
Henry j. Noble received telegram Fri
day announcing the death of his sister
ln-iaw, Mrs. W. j. Noble, at her home in
Ulverton, p. Q.
Postmaster Eldredge went to Boston
Monday. His wife was to accompany
him but was detained by the illness OF
their son, Edward.
ID. II. Morse left Monday for another !
trip with the board OF agriculture. He |
will speak at four meetings in Addison |
and Rutland counties.
Alva Bohonon returns from Boston to-
morrow, where he has been spending a
few days, and leaves at once Tor Chicago /
10 remain through the winter.
Geo. Ulmer, representative OF the Quak-
er Range concern, was in town the first
OF the week. A striking sign about 30
feet long, with aluminium letters, now
adorns j. II. Lamson's store ana adver-
tises Quaker ranges.
Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle Is i'll with grip and
Mr.. Gabrielle has been at home for the
past several days. Mrs. John Stimets,
Mrs. s. S. Clark, j. w. Hale, Mrs. VIM.
Fairbanks and Mrs. X. q. Morton are al
SO recent victims Of the disease.
Miss Tyler OF Burlington has been at
Aliens grocery three days this week
showing the merits OF Ko. Nut, which is
made from the oil OF the cocoanut.
fried in this So bstitute for
lard were eaten with relish by the GUS
toners.
"The Deerslayer," written for the Inter.
State Journal by Rev. Homer White, APP
pears in the January number. The story
Is OF local interest aside from its author /,
ship, Randolph being the destination OF
/ be deerslayers upon entering the Green
state. ,
The Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Cong'l church held an enjoyable rummsge !
sale Monday evening at the home of A. b. I
A. III. Beedle acted as auc- /
tioneer and the bidding WAS spirited. Re- {
Ireshments were served and music added
10 the pleasure OF the evening.
Chss. Fish arrived Saturday from Palm
n, Mass, with the remains of his father,
Lewis 3. Fish, who died wednesday, aged
. years, months and 3 days; lnterment
was in the family cemetery, Rev. Homer ..
White offering prayer at the grave. Mr..
Fish was a guest while here at the home )
)f his aunt, Mrs. f. A. Hobart.
There were large number In attend !
lnce at the Book club social with Mrs. F.
.. Dubois Saturday. The literary exer-
Uses consisted OF roll call, responded to
~ quotations; current events, Mrs. A. j. ,
Curtis; paper on "Flowers" by Mrs. ID. !
2 Lewis; "A Half Hour with Authors" :
Miss Bertha Manney. The exercises were i
nterspefsed with singing by Miss Spar :
lawk and instrumental music by Mrs. !
,rooks and Miss Annie Walsh. The fol- ,
owing resolution was passed by a rising !,
'ote Whereas the ladies OF the Randolph =
Book club appreciate the life and infiu-
nee OF Queen Victoria, Resolved that In Z
he'death OF Victoria, Queen Of England, /,
Ter country has lost a wise and efficient i
uler and the women OF all lands a noble !,
xampie OF faithfulness, purity and sim =
'licity.