Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-14
Randolph.

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s. s, Ballard of Montpelier was in town
Saturday.
Miss Maud Gourley of st. Johnsbury is
visiting here.
Miss Jennie wsdleigh is spending a few
days in Barre.
alton this week.
Mrs: Win Hebard visited in Barre the
first OF the week
j. M. Atwood went to STAFFORD Monday
to spend week.
G. b. Gold of Mortified was here Mon
day on business
Miss Jessie Pearsons went to Montpelier
Monday to spend week.
DIR. Z. j. Rumrill was called to RoyaI-
ton professionally Monday.
The Oracle brothers have gone to Water
bury to chop for short time.
Mrs. J. p. Clifford has returned from a
visit TO North Stratford, y. II.
Miss Luna Swinyer OF Bethel spent Sun
day here with her sister, Miss Ella.
Miss Cecil Buck spent Sunday with her
sister, Miss Lillian Buck, in Bethel.
Miss Josie Lamphier OF Montpelier is the
new table girl at the Newton House.
A. J. Bell is i'll with grip and has been
out OF the store for nearly two weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Head visited in Mortified
and Roxbury Tuesday and Wednesday.
Robert Flint went TO st. Adams Tuesday
looking for employment on the railroad.
Last week Clarence Cole purchased
valuable gray driving horse for his own
use.
Mrs. S. II. Dumas left Friday for visit
to her sisters in Concord, n. H., and Bos-
ton.
The c. l.. S. c. will meet next Monday
evening with the president, Mrs. Susa
Bass.
II. w. Mcintyre was in Pomfret and
East Barnard Tuesday on telephone repair
work.
Miss Maud Lombard left Saturday for
a vacation trip to Boston and Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Gertrude Chambers OF Montpelier
was a guest over Sunday OF Mrs. e. l..
Newton.
Henry Pope returned Saturday after
spending a week at his former home in
Lincoln.
Mrs. ]. ID. Mitchell went to Bethel Fri
day TO spend the day with Mrs. X. X.
Robinson.
MISS Nellie NJ blouEelk OF AtudHol' -
H., is q guest this week OF Mrs. +. o.
Blanchard
Pastor Rainey received five persons into
membership OF the NJ. +. church Sunday
by certificate.
Henry sault has been i'll with grip for
more than a week and his blacksmith shop
has been closed.
viii Rand and family have moved from
West Brooktield into the Parkhurst house
on Central street.
Miss Sadie Warren of North Pomfret
came Friday to spend some time with Mrs.
Roswell Holbrook.
Frank Sumner went yesterday to Bos-
ton TO receive treatment at the Massachu-
sets general hospital.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Christian church meets this afternoon
with Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Miss Eva Lewis Of Montpelier returned
to her home Saturday after a visit TO
Adrian Hatch's family.
Mrs. T.. l.. Parker returned from Rox-
bury Monday where she had been with
relatives for several days.
Mrs. S. S. Briggs and Miss Myrtle Wood
were in Gouldsville Tuesday, called there
by the illness OF relatives.
Miss Georgia White, who had been Wis
iting Rev. and Mrs. Homer White, return
ed to Bellows Falls Monday.
Dea. NJ. r. Flint went to East Bethel
Saturday to attend the meeting of White
River Valley Pomona grange.
Miss Jane Wadleigh is taking few
DAYS vacation from her duties as book
keeper in +. A. Thomas store.
F.A. Thompson was in New York city
over Sunday, where his wife IS detained py
- H. ~ hat apf
Dana bearing Of the East village is as
sisting in the dental parlors OF Dr. T. y.
blanchard and studying dentistry.
ID. ID. Howe has accepted a responsible
and lucrative position as superintendent
of farming estate at townsville, y. \.
Mrs.Louise Martin and her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Faye Wardner, and Mrs. Ida
Drake have been i'll with grip the past
week.
Ten deaths had resulted out OF 80 cases
OF malignant scarlet fever at keene, y. n,
up 10 this week, Miss Ethel Bagley beng
one of them.
There will be services at the Catholic
church next Sunday at IL 80 o'clock, Key.
II. c. Droughin coming here after the
Bethel service.
The Methodists will hold musical and
literary social at the parsonage this even
ing from to 10, to which general invita-
tion is extended.
Miss Kitty Ripley returned to Lebanon,
N. H., Monday after several months
visit with her aunt, Miss Margaret Ripley,
and her sister, Minnie.
James @. Albin Of Leominster and ms
brother, Charles, of Springfield, Mass,
who had been here several days on DUST
ness, went back Saturday.
Mrs George Moulton accompanied her
danpbter. Mrs. Ben Briggs, to the latter,s
home in Hartford Tuesday, where she VIII
remain two or three weeks.
Misses Maud and Mabel Booth returned
to Morrisville Monday, accompanied py
Mrs. l.. p. Booth and baby, Philips, VINO
will spend a week there
Mrs. Laura NJ. Hathaway OF lower;
Mass. came Tuesday morning 70 attend
the funeral Of her father, Neweli CoDurh'
o.. 4. : ,,uast of Mrs Celia Brown.