Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-17
Randolph.


A. e. Holman of St. Albans was here
over Sunday.
Alfred c. Wells came home Friday for
few days stay.
J. N. Atwood went to Hanover, N. H..
monday 20 spend week.
Miss Nellie wyman is assisting Photoe.
rapher Booth In his studio.
Miss Susie Bower arrived home Monday
after weeks stay in Bethel.
Mrs; n. II. Rice OF Montpelier, a sister
OF r. N Jerd, spent Sunday here.
W. y. Terrill OF Montpelier was a guest
al L. b. Johnson's the last of the week.
JIM Atwood now has his Insurance. office
with J. p. Cleveland In the Morton block.
Edmund Nixon went TO Windsor
saturday to spend few days at his home.
There will be services at the Gath oIic
a. m.
Cadets L. B. stebbins and L. r. Booth
and wife.
Ed. Dodge, porter at the Red Lion.
visited bis home In Montpelier the last OF
| Guy Holman went to Burlington last
week to take course in the Evans Bust
ness college.
Patrick Wynn returned from st Johns
bury last week, where he had been visit.
ing his daughter.
Supreme court convenes at MontpeIIer
Tuesday. II is expected that ]. w. Row
ell will be able to sit.
A son, Norman Dyer, arrived Jan. Sd
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mich.
| OILS In New York city.
Mr.. and NJ. H. Miller Of Pomfret, who
mao been guests OF II. W. Vail and wife,
returned home Friday.
Geo. A. Greenwood OF Warren was in
town Saturday. His sister, Bernice, ac-
companied him home for a few days
stay.
Members OF the Christian church will
give social at j. II. Lamson's Fri.
day evening to which all are cordially in
vited.
Miss Eunice Flint left for Springfield,
Mass, Friday for short stay on her way
to New York where she will spend several
weeks.
@. z. Cushmsn was quite III with grip
last week. w. II. Messer OF Barre, who
assisted In caring for him, returned home
Friday.
His friends here will be sorry to learn
OF the illness with pneumonia OF Fred
erick Leeds, who, with his mother. is
spending the winter at Hotel Manhattan
In New York city.
Miss Emma II. Finn went 10 Lebanon,
n. h., yesterday where she has position
In telephone Office. She has been work
ing In Montpelier for a short time for the
New England company.
The union service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening was largely at
tended. Rev. F. g. Rainey preached an
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Sunday evening at the Baptist church
Rev. T. A. Howard will preach.
ID. II. Morse did not 90 to Salt Lake
City, Utah, to attend the fourth annual
convention OF the National Live Stock
association, which opened a four days
session there Tuesday. He was one OF
the three delegates-at-large appointed by I
Gov. stickney to represent Vermont.
A bull calf three days old owned by c.
F. Blaisdell of Randolph, W hich resembled
a bear In appearance, was kicked to death
by wise COW. She wasn't going to have
her offspring on the stock exchange. See
Springfield Reporter. Poor thing, she
couldn't have known which side OF the
market she was on.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Hayward gave an enjoyable whist party OF
seven tables to their near neighbors. The .
highest score, plus 20, was made by j. b. |
Wells and Miss Name Connolly. c. w. j
and Mrs. Susa Bass were second !
with a record OF rlus IS. Refreshments
OF sandwiches, ice cream, cake and coffee
were served. (
District Deputy ID. II. Morse installed I
the officers Of West Randolph grange at
the meeting Saturday evening. the work {
being done In an impressive manner. He
was assisted by Miss Mary Morse, who |
gracefully discharged the duties OF mar
shall. The annual banquet followed,
large number partaking. The program |
announced by Mrs. A. NJ. Vaughan, the .
lecturer, for the next meeting will in a
rlude a dramatic sketch, "Firecrackers."
Is called for tomorrow evening at Grange
hall for the election OF officers for the {
coming year, and a full attendance is
desired. new directory Is being prepar-
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