Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-18
Randolph.

| Johh battlce OF Waterbury came Satur-
| day for short stay.
+. A. Hobart went to Mortified Mon
DAY to spend the day.
Mrs. b. l. Pratt went to Northfeld
saturday To visit friends.
Capt. j. E. Eldredge was in Montpelier
on business last Thursday.
Nelson Leonard is in Concord. n. H. for
while, going there Monday.
J. u. Mann's clothing store will be clos
ed thursday and Friday OF this week.
Elmer Iilson, son Of Mrs. Bessie Tilson.
is quite III with eczema and exhaustion.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. w. Rowell Apr. oath at 2:30 D. m.
J. Laroy Mann Of Hanover, n. H., spent
Sunday here with his father, j. G. Mann
Mrs. VIM. Martelle and Mrs. c. S Bent
went to Bethel Saturday for short stay.
Homer Young, son Of Mrs. Ellen Young,
has gone to Erie, Pa, to work in a barber
shop.
c. c. Blodgett has raised the roof of his
new barn, which is mammoth structure,
60x52.
Thomas L. Wood Of Montpelier came
Saturday to visit his brother, VIM. s.
Wood.
There will be services at the Catholic
church next Sunday, beginning at $3.50
o'clock.
Miss Maud Cleveland and Miss Lena
ladeau spent Sunday at their homes in
Braintree.
Those having accounts against the viii
lage are requested TO present them this
week sure.
Mrs. C. r. Granger went to Gouldsville
Saturday to visit the family of her son, c.
III. Granger.
b. NJ. Kicker and wife Of Groton spent
several days the past week with their son,
b. +. Kicker.
Cecil Rogers OF Boston came Friday to
to spend few days here, guest at Mrs.
l.. A. Pearsons.
Francis Vinton, son OF Mrs. Fanny Vim
ton, is spending several weeks with his
brother in Boston.
Mrs. Emily Burroughs and Lorenzo
Herrick went TO Mortified Monday TO
visit their sister there.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Howard. return
ed TO Mortified Monday.
Miss Emogene Sleeper Of Providence, r.
l., arrived Monday to spend a week with
her sister, Mrs. L. p. Booth.
Robert J. Putnam Of Hanover, y. H.,
spent Sunday here with relatives. He was
on his way home from Burlington.
Derwood Ioomis, who had been visiting
his parents, Stillman LOOMS and wife, re-
turned 10 Worcester, Mass, Monday
Miss Nellie Dickerman went to Roches-
ter Friday where she has been engaged as
trimmer during the spring millinery sea
son.
Miss Mabel Dyke OF Bethel returned
home Monday after spending a few days
at the home OF her uncle, Kimball VIII
liams.
Miss Lucy Adams, a former resident
who viii be remembered by the Older peo-
Pile here, died lately at her home in Brook
Ign, y. Y.
Miss Lou Hosick of Chicago, who has
been here for two weeks, a guest OF Miss
Anne Dubois, returned to Smith college
Saturday.
Charles Kibbey and niece, Mrs. NJ. II.
Gage, who had been guests OF Mrs. j. X.
spicer, returned to their home in Chelsea,
Mass, Friday.
Hereafter mail viii be despatched on
the 1:35 express for all points south of
Concord. The new regulation went into
effect Monday.
Last week VIM. II. Dubois and w. S. 5.
Buck had New England telephones placed,
connecting their Offices and homes with
the central office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. S. Buck went to
Williamstown Tuesday TO attend the
funeral of her brother, Charles Perry, who
died OF heart disease Sunday.
The Z. +. Emerson Co. is at work on
orders for 200 dozen window screens and
800 screen doors. Several additional hands
are employed in consequence.
Erwin Perrin OF this town has beaten
the record of this section for the present
season, sowing a field of oats and harrow
ing them in Friday, Apr. 18th.
The Junior League OF the Christian
church, in large numbers, enjoyed new
sugar party at the home OF their superin-
tendent, Mrs. c. +. Kilburn, Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Benson have
moved their household effects to Milton
where he has employment For the past
wear he has been driver at the Moulton
homestead.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Iazell eof Plaintield
were guests last week OF Mrs. Emily y.
Iazelle. who accompanied them to White
River Junction Saturday to spend few
DAYS with {. Il. Lazelle and wife.
Mrs. Emma c. Knowlton of Gaysville
has purchased Of Willard Gay the Myron
Cav place in Beanville, the sum paid be-
ing al 800. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton VIII
come here at once to take possession.
Charles Stevens has finished work IN W;
+. Edson's store and resumed his old
place with Chadwick Bros. Mr.. Edison,
having given up his place on the road, VIII
not need additional help in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Moulton went to
New York last Friday to spend few days.
They were accompanied part way by their
daughter, Desier. on her return TO the IN
gleside school at New Milford, Conn.
Commencing next week, the stock tram
is scheduIed To leave here ats a. m, which
is considerably earlier than heretofore.
Monday J. W. Blanchard shipped about
40 hogs, for which he paid BIC per ID, ana
% calves at &c. per Id.
Mrs. H.G. VanDeusen OF Roxbury arriv-
ed Saturday to visit Mrs. John Marsh. Her
mother. Mrs. $. NJ. Way of Barre, accom-
panied her and will remain for the present
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