Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-11

blossoms Friday in Mrs. J. W. Rowell's
last years flower garden. The next day
J.B.Fisk found on the street lively grass
hopper. 1t begins to look as il the sugar
weather must 90.
Miss Lucy Robinson went to Bethel
Monday to spend few days. She will
also visit her sister, Mrs. n. II. Spencer
in Barre this week. Next week she begins
to care for Mrs. Anna Adams, Mrs. Mary
Crane, who is now with her, returning to
her home in Hartford.
w. S. S. Buck and y. c. Buck and fam
lilies have moved to the Involvement Me-
Intosh house on Prospect avenue. /. A.
Russlow has moved to the c. +. Holman
house and Mrs. Mcbride to her house on
Main street. Frank Sault has moved from
Mrs. NJ cBride's house to the Mcintosh
house on Weston street.
John Gorham of Fitchburg. Mass. came
last Thursday and completed q trade with
A. B. Kinney Of Royalton. exchanging his
house on Central street for Mr.. Kinney's
ROyaltOn place. Mr.. Gorham received
$3.50 ''to boot" Mr.. Kinney will come
here soon TO reside, and Mr. Cotey, who
has occupied the Gorham place, has moved
TO the Howard house on Maple street.
J. G. Mann, who lately sold out his bust
ness to A. K. Powers informs us that he
called White Front store. Owing TO the
large reduction in stock, due to last win
ter special sale, Mr.. Powers had already
bought heavily for the spring trade and
Mr.. Mann, who bought he stock at a sac
rltice, is looking forward to a very good
business.
Mrs. E.O. Blanchard left for Boston Fri
day. She was joined at Lebanon, \. H.,
by Miss Blodgett, who lately visited here.
Tuesday evening they attended a reunion
and banquet at the Essex hotel of the
tourist party which DR.. and Mrs. Blanch-
ard accompanied last summer on their
European trip. DR.. Blanchard has been
confined to the house several days lately
with tOnsilitis
On Saturday, A. B. Gay sold his house
on Prospect avenue. occupied by Leon
Drew, to VIM. Tracy for = $50. As soon
as Mr.. Drew vacates, Mr.. Tracy will begin
quite extensive alterations, including the
building o. a stair tower and the addition
Of q bath room. Randolph is glad to re-
ceiye Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy formerly Miss
Alice Hobart as permanent residents.
hr. Tracy. postal run is from st. Adams
TO Boston alternate weeks, and this makes
a convenient headquarters for him.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. N. A. Tewks-
bury entertained the ladies Of the Book
'l1" alIH .IifIteH E"I7t7 at H'i Ao-l'l' "A
pressing IisetaIt program was Il.7ellte ca
op,HLnz WIN E'H gaii, Ig7poLue9 lo Ilh
current events, Miss Annie Walsh gave a
graphic account OF "a Tour OF SWitZer-
land: Miss Bertha Manney read a paper |
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The trial OF the case of State vs.. George
)wyer for breach Of the peace in assault
ng Frank Herrick was heard at Boyden's
lftice last Thursday. W. II. Nichols was
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The cantata, "A Dream OF FalrIland'
'll be given IN DUBOIS Gay nan
thursday and Friday evenings April II
nd ~, instead OF TINS week. as announced
d the last issue. TINS entertainment mas
program two hours in length and
bounds in marches, dances, tableauX and
ongs given by 10 OF our young people, as
sted by some from Gaysville and Bethel
u under the direction OF MISS MT
anne with great success IN Olher places. [