Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20
Randolph.

Riley Robinson went to White River
Junction Tuesday.
The G. L. s. c. viii meet with Mrs. A. B.
Tewksbury Feb. oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Morse Of Barre were
in town over Sunday.
Frank Lamb of Warren visited at G. E.
Kilburn's over Sunday.
Carl Huntington went to Rochester
Monday for few days.
Rev. G. o. Howe was in Woodstock two
days the first Of the week.
Mrs. James Carrigan Of Bridgewater,
Mass, is in town this week.
Miss Emma Finn of Lebanon, n. H.,
visited in town over Sunday.
Miss Marcia Kendall visited in North
field several days the first of the week.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Ernest Tracy Feb. 26th, at 1880 p. m.
Miss Bernice Greenwood OF the Bell
store spent Sunday at her home in War
rem.
Miss Estella Cross Of Gouldsville was a
guest OF her cousin, l.. b. Johnson, last
week.
Mrs. Guy Wilson and two children Of
Bethel were guests at Nj. M. Wilson's
I Friday.
Miss Carrie Granger went to West Leba-
non, n. H., Monday to visit her sister for
a week.
Mr.. Whitney OF Tunbridge and Miss
Rhodes Of Hancock were at f. Bowen's
Saturday.
OBJ. Copeland attended the funeral OF a
nephew, Hyde Cabot, at Chelsea last
/ Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent Of Bethel was the
/ guest OF her mother, Mrs. Rosabel Mcln-
/ tyre, last week.
Ed whitney has gone to Groton, where
he viii drive horses for Ira Kicker the
coming season.
John Connolly is boarding at Mrs. Ellen
Young's and doing outside newspaper
correspondence.
c. c. Meader, former resident, who has
been stopping lately in Calais, has been ~
town this week.
LII. Rhodes. wife and son OF Hancock
visited in Bethel, Randolph and Randolph
Center last week.
Ieet Blodgett has not rented the Lynch
house. as he expected, having determined
not to come here.
Miss Lola Ingalls,, who is at work N
Gonldsyille, is visiting her father, = II
Ingalls,, this week.
Mrs. James Thompson returned tC
Montpelier Saturday, after VISIT at mel
fathers, A. j. Fosters.
Miss Mildred Hoyt came from Mont
pelier Monday for weeks visit al ne
fathers, George Hoyts.
Miss Clara HAYES returned to Berlil
Saturday, after a months visit at l.. u
Tracy's, her grandfather's.
DIR. c. j. Rumrill has moved into tn
, Cushman house vacated by Charles brlgg
and has begun housekeeping.
A. q. Fielders and two sons OF Franklin
Falls, n. H., are spending the week VIII
his mother, Mrs. j. ID. Laport.
Arthur Proctor has moved from Tatr
hill to a tenement in the Brooks block AM
expects TO work on wood JOB.
Charles Holman started for Kansas Cit!
Tuesday after another load OF horses tina
he will dispose Of in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells were in Willis
ton over Sunday to attend the funeral
Mrs. b. +. Rounds, a er-in-law'
Mrs. Victor Grant and daughter return
ed Tuesday from visit IN Barre ana at
stopping at j. +. Chadwick's az present
ID. II. Morse is speaking at the agricul
tural meetings at East Corinth, Washing
ton, WilliRmstown and Stove TINS "eeS
Mrs. Birney Griffith and little son an
Miss Lillian Sleeper OF Moretown Vlslte
InHlr fONNAlts MIS- L. I eNNNA+f
George Partridge Of San Francisco
one ~ The vice presidents Of the Pacih
Coast Association Native Sons OF Vernon
Frank ID. Gourley OF Boston, travellin
,assenger agent of the B. & NJ. r. r., Wis
ted his brother, VIII Gourley, day las
week.
The Emerson mill resumed work Mon
dav. That the whistle does not SOUND
ex1lained by the fact that II is being re
paired.
The Co-operative creamery paid 2otf &c
butter fat Tor January, and the brighai
creamery paid 26.3l for butter, less 50 &c
making -
Kicker shipped 100 hogs % to 5Ael,
calves (3 to 5g), and . cattle MoAdA.
BYRON Coombs OF Berkshire, VINO Voo
the hogs, was here Monday.
Mrs. George Whitney and Mrs. ID. va
&c in MONTPELIER Friday to see Mr.
Whitney's brother, Frank Bowman
barre. who is confined in jail.
Misses sadie Butler and May sherman
windsor were guests at A. r. BASS Ia
-, from Wednesday until FRIDAY Q
= their way home from Montpelier
4 set ~ trucks on freight car 6ecan
|. .,,;sted north OF the station Monua
s,,a-ning and II required vigorous haulln
10 get the car onto a sidetrack mere
Miss Louise Hastings returned Satul
aa,i from two weeks trip to Boston an
Fifchburg, during which she Inaue ~
Their study Of kindergarten methods
rhe Methodist people of this place a
invited TO ioin the sister society OF , beth
Gilead in a box sociable at Selden lew -o
bnry's ON the A. Emery place tohoriO
evening. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Robinson OF Pr 40,
aance r. l.. were with his mother, Mi NJ,
Robinson. over Sunday. ms Iaus, ~ "
Is in advanced years, is recovering iio'''
r. severe illness. 4
Brad. Brown got u. ms ,f nsIu and had Ii
gearing at his mill iast NJ ~ on Frida
!. e gronp slsSei, lost finger on saw al u
Salisbury mill.