Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
Randolph Continued.

w. II. Dubois was in Waterbury yester-
day.
Miss Freda Woehler OF Brooklyn is here
| for the summer.
W. B. Wall went to Brattleboro Tues
day on business.
w. J. Bean Of Boston was in town the
first of the week.
The Wolcott house on Prospect avenue
is being reprinted.
Wyman's men are repainting w. w.
Morton's buildings.
Homer Burnham of White River juno
tion was in town Monday.
Frank Bacon has moved his paint bust
ness to the Howard block
Miss Sue Sanford arrived home yester-
day from Winchester, Mass.
Rev. c. 0. Judkins OF Montpelier was
brief visitor in town Tuesday.
Robert Fielders was in town Tuesday to
attend his brothers wedding.
G. II. Ingalls, is expected home Saturday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital
Edwin Young has opened bicycle re-
pair shop in the Mcintyre block
DIP. Clifford has bought new bicycle
tire buggy Of A. II. Beedle, agent.
Fourteen hogs (5c,), and IS calves 70 to
4 4e.), were shipped here Monday.
Luke Parish has been at Bradford and
Windsor this week ON official business
Edward butcher OF Saxton's River is
employed at the Drew blacksmith shop.
Mrs, f. B. Wood went to Brandon
Saturday for short stay with relatives.
Ralph. Hodges of Springfield, Mass.
came last night for short stay in town.
Albert Tatro has bargained for the
Washburn farm, adjoining the Tatro
farm.
W. b. Avery Of Campton Village, n. H.
is with his family, guest at E. +. Elmer
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diekerman visited
their daughter in Rochester day last
week.
Mrs. L, p. Booth and baby returned
Tuesday from few days visit in Mont
pelier
The Odd Fellows went 10 Bethel last
evening, where they worked the second |
degree.
Prof. J. B. Adams Of Dartmouth college
viii occupy the pulpit at the Cong church |
Sunday.
There are no new cases Of diphtheria and |
The Burroughs children are on the way to /
Karl Beedle, who has been stopping
here for some time, left yesterday for
Woodstock.
Mrs. c. c. Ordway, who has been caring
Tor the sick at \. G. Greene's, has returned
to Tunbridge.
NJ. Magin Of st. Adams, chief Of the
railway telegraph department, was here
last Thursday.
A. W. Keene, well-known Boston
musician, was guest last week of Prof.
and Mrs. Trask
Mrs. G. Z. Abbott and son, Robert.
moved 70 Highland Place yesterday to
spend the summer
Mrs. George Hutchinson and child are
visiting for two weeks with Mrs Gibbs at
White River Junction.
Ben Thayer is moving from j. II. Lam
sons house on So. Pleasant street to the
house on Dudley street.
Alpha Messer and daughter. Annie
anne from Rochester yesterday. Miss
Rev. Nj. i. Severance Of Burlington. Rev.
and Mrs. w. s. Hazen and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. ID. Smith of Mortified were in town
tuesday.
Mrs. Jeanette Harwood of Cambridge.
Mass, and her sister, Mrs Iora Michaels
md son Of Spokane, Wash, are guests of
J. p. Cleveland and wife
DIR. A. g. Bailey was in White River
JUNCTION Tuesday, reading a paper on
Infant Feeding" before the White River
Valley Medical association.
Dr. II. II. Mcintyre has torn down the
arm az his residence and is building
lice office, this beng in addition to alter
lions he Is making to the house itself.
Rain prevented the Randolph-Soutb
loyaiton High school bali game here SAT-
rday. game viii be played here with
be Mortified High school on Memorial
sy.
Dr. +. l.. Wilson Of Kalamazoo, Mich.
as rented the Whitehill house for the
lmmer. lie comes here in the hope Of