Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-25
Randolph.

z. l. Merchant was in Woodstock sew
eral days last week.
Fred Bass OF Norwich university WAS at
home over sunday.
Miss Leaphy Battles arrived Monday
| from Lowell, Mass.
George II. Whitney went to Bethel Mon
day Tor short stay.
A. j. Huse is to erect a new barn at his
place on South Pleasant street.
| DIR. f. G. Angel has been confined to
the house this week with grip.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Sarah Rogers Friday at g. p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tracy spent Sunday
at his former home in South Hero.
Oscar Coburn returned Saturday after
visit in Burlington and Middlebury.
l.. L. Chamberlin returned to Gaysville
Saturday after visit with friends here.
Walter Woodward returned from Barre
Friday where he had been visiting friends.
Mrs. Allen Jones went TO Rochester
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Cove.
VIM. Holmes is building an addition to
Bellview cottage, to be used as a sewing
room.
Miss Eunice Denison went to New Hav-
en-, Conn.,, Saturday to spend week with
friends.
Miss Angie Kendall went to South Roy
alton Saturday TO spend few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Sleeper of North
field spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
p. Booth.
Editor II. G. Whitehill of Waterbury and
G. l.. Mcmahon of Stowe were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Pike Of Barnard spent last
week with friends here, returning home
Saturday.
Carlos Pratt has returned from a several
weeks visiting trip in Springfield, Mass,
and Boston.
b. G. Brown returned Monday after an
extended visit in Massachusetts and New
Hampshire.
Miss Bessie Holden arrived from Boston
Monday where she had been spending
several weeks.
j. B. Mcintyre Of the Thayer school,
Hanover, n. H., spent Thursday night at
his home here.
The Missionary meeting OF the Christian
church Is held this afternoon with Mrs.
Emily Hastings.
Mrs. f. +. Buck Of Lebanon, \. H., is
spending few days at the home OF her
son, \. c. Buck.
Miss Winnifred V. Mann went to White
River Junction Friday to spend few
days with friends.
Frank Deering went back to Manches-
ter, ~ H., Monday after spending few
days al Clestic Stevens.
Mrs. Dennis, who had been a guest for
the past two months az stoneleigh, return
ed to New York Monday.
Mrs. ID. F. Hanks OF Huntington Center
is spending several weeks with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Eugenia Ellison.
DR.. c. ]. Rumrill and Miss Marion EN-
erson spent Sunday at the home oil ms
brother, Leslie Rumrill, in Royalton.
Miss Maud Blanchard went to Montpel-
Ter Saturday TO spend few days, a guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. Clarence +. Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harlow, who had been
guests for week Of Adrian j.. Hatch, re-
turned 10 their home in Windsor Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Henry Freeman of St.
Albans have a son born last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Freeman was formerly Miss Bertha
Lane of this place.
Mrs. /. d. Williams and son, Louis, ar
rived last Thursday after several weeks
STAY in New London, Conn. Louis Is quite
improved in health.
An odd Fellows attending, with fami-
lies. the SD anniversary observance To-
morrow evening, are requested TO furnish
a cake, unless otherwise solicited.
Mrs B. Kline and two sons were in
town Saturday ON their way from the
home Of her father, Salmon Williams, IN
West Brookfield, to Lebanon, \. II.
Miss Minnie King went TO Barre satur-
day for few days stay. Mr.. Henry Zee
Of that city, who had been at ;. II. King
for the past month, returned nome the
same day.
II. W. Mcintyre was in Middlebury
Tuesday and Wednesday as consulting
engineer in the matter OF the new munic-
mai water system which that village pro-,
poses to install.
There were services at the Catholic
church Sunday and Monday mornings
REV. h. c. Droughin of Woodstock offlei-
atinp. lie will come again May lsth, the
service beginning at II 80.
SATURDAY evening at G. A. X. hall the
Relief corps very pleasantly entertained
II. 5. Grant post and few invited friends.
The company played carroms ana ice
cream and cake were served.
Frank F. Sault has finished work for
Salisbury Bros. in their factory ana VIII
work as painter Win +. A. EhlAlps ms
summer. This week they are painting tine
house OF Postmaster Eldredge.
Bert Allen arrived Friday from the Bal
timore Dental college, where he has been
Studying. to visit at the home OF ms
brother, DR.. l.. b. Allen. He went TO ms
home in East Roxbury Saturday
Hon. John Barrett, who delivered
co,nnaivn address here last summer, has
been appointed by President Mckinley
one of the United States commissioners 10
the international conference OF american american
states to be held in Mexico. He IS talked
Of as minister to China or to Venezuela.
Under the appointments made at the
Methodist conference, w. M. Newton OF
Montpelier becomes presiding elder 9I 'p ~
MONTPELIER district in place OF Rey, w. X.
davenport, who assumes Mr.. Newton
duties as principal OF the Montpelier , sem n
mary. This is sore disappointment TO
,,,any neople i'm Randolph, who had hoped
that MI. Newton would be at liberty 10
accept the call he had received to the pas