Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-31
Randolph.

nenry butterneld OF Roxbury was In
town over Sunday.
Leon 6ault was at home from Eas,
GRANVILLE over Sunday.
Bert ID. Chadwick left Monday on q
business trip to Newport.
Thomas Carr OF West Hartford has been
visiting here the past week.
Miss Laura Clark OF Montpelier was AT
her home here over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh closes her school
today In the Beanville district
Miss Mildred Hoyt OF Montpelier visit
ed her parents here over Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Atwood Is recovering from a
severe illness Of catarrhal pneumonia.
Miss Fannie Prince spent Sunday with
Miss Louise Parmenter in Brookfeld.
Mrs. VIII Pltkin went to South ROYAL. .
ton Monday to see her sister, who is iii.
Miss Nora Connolly completed the win
ter term Of school on Braintree Hill Tues
day.
Carl Thresher OF Boston came Saturday
to spend short vacation with friend 5
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryant returned to
south Royalton Monday after visit with
friends here.
Nj ISIS Jessie Pearsons left Friday for
three weeks stay with friends in Brattle-
boro and Boston.
Mrs. @. A. Laird, who had been visiting
her mother, Mrs. /. NJ. Jones, returned TO
Royalton Friday.
Miss Myrtle Tarbell OF Mortified has
been a guest OF Miss Nellie Dickerman
several days lately.
There were no services al the Baptist
church Sunday because OF the illness
OF Rev. T. A. Howard.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Christian church meets this afternoon
with Mrs. w. II. Chidley.
Miss Emma Bailey went to Rochester
Saturday 10 assist in caring for her aunt,
Mrs. Hubbard, who is i'll.
Alfred G. Wells went back to his work
In st. Adams Monday after a several
weeks enforced vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntington OF
Val NORM, p. O., and Miss June Fassett
spent Sunday In Rochester.
j. Laroy Mann and friend, Mr.. Reyes,
OF Hanover, N. H., were guests over Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Mann.
Louis Brown OF Montpelier spent sun
day here with bis mother, who lives In
the Lewis house on Forest street.
There was a pleasant neigh borhood
party Wednesday evening OF last week at
the home OF 9. A. Durham and wife.
Rev. F. q. Rainey goes to Sharon today
to deliver an address, at the Christian
Endeavor convention in session there.
Miss Blanche spauldlng returned TO her
home In Montpelier Saturday. She comes |
here weekly 10 give instruction in music. |
John Smith OF Felchville, formerly a
resident OF East Braintree. Is spending a |
couple OF weeks with friends in this VI |
entity.
Hon. james Hutchinson left Tuesday |
for Washington, ID. c., to remain until az |
ter Inauguration. he will visit in New |
York on his way.
Frank Hobart has rented rooms in the /
Horace Lamb house on South Main street,
but will occupy his place on Central street |
a few weeks longer.
Miss Alice Coulmbe returned to Bel
lows Falls Monday after a three weeks
visit at her home here. Her parents have
both been III with grip.
Henry Il. Kohn OF Albany, N. Y, gen.
eral superintendent OF the Phoenix Life
company, spent Saturday here,
! guest of j. NJ. Atwood.
Clare Hutchinson came from Burling.
ton Saturday on ten days leave OF alb
,ence from college, recommended by his
physician because OF overstudy.
Chas. Boyden OF Norwood, Mass, was a
quest at 4. A. Shattuck's Friday and
Saturday. he is a representative OF Geo.
Il. Morrill, & Co., ink manufacturers.
Mrs. Eugene ID. Segar, who had been
,ssist ing for three weeks in the care OF
her mother, Mrs. Q. 4. Abbott, returned
20 Burlington Saturday. Mrs. Abbott Is
low quite comfortable.
Randolph campers will be interested TO
know OF the destruction by fire Thursday
hight of the bicycle livery OF w. +. May
new at Highgate Springs. The loss ex-
,eeded the insurance py $500.
Mrs. McRitchie and three children OF
doleb, Me-, left here Monday for their
nome, accompanied as far as Lenoxville,
Jan, by Salmon Williams, whom they
lad been visiting in West Brookheld.
There was good attendance and a good
ermon by Rev. w. II. Chidley at the
lnion service at the Christian church
sunday evening. At the union meeting
Il the Methodist church next Sunday
vening an address will be delivered by (
Rev. +. q. kainey.
Last Thursday evening A. M. Hubbard,
Dr.. r. c. Angel, A. n. Culver, Walter
fisk and Erwin Whitcomb went 10
Montpelier TO attend the district Masonic
Meeting. The night mail on which they
e,urned was ABOUT five hours late and
hey reached home about 1880 a. m. Fri
lay.
There was a large attendance at the
}range meeting Saturday evening. The
lext meeting will be public one, with an .
ddress by Col Brigham of Washington, ,
}. &. The newly elected lecturer, Mrs.
Vaughan, resigned her position because
4 her departure in February for Boston
nd the vacancy will be oiled by election
FEB. 23d. Z
The Baptist social at c. W. Hayward's {
friday evening was well attended and /
cry enjoyable. There were readings and I
pleasing musical program, including
,iano duet by Misses Lucie Wall and |
Gertrude Trerise, solos by Miss Wall and t
)r.W. M. Kelly ana selections by George |
lgder, John Lamson, Roy Huse and I
red Chad wick OF tile Ideal Mandolin $
Tub. Games involving a study in authors I
we're also played and refreshments OF