Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-30
Randolph Continued.

John Guyette Of Lowell is visiting here.
Martin Washburn is victim OF tonsili-
tbs.
NJ. T. King Of Tunbridge was in town
I Friday.
selva Holman is quite III with his old
/ trouble
I Henry soper Is out after two weeks
sickness.
Walter Fisk, fireman on the Central,
is at home.
J. G. Mann came Saturday night from
/ Ogdensburg, n. Y.
| WI II. Dubois was in Montpelier and
Barre this morning.
Granville Barnes has been in since Mon
day and his store closed.
Mrs. +. Il. Dubois went to Montpelier
yesterday for a short stay.
Mrs Josie Loomis OF Mortified is a
4 guest at L. b. Johnson's.
Mrs. W. S. Curtis went to Montpelier
Monday to spend the day.
| Prof. J. NJ. Trask was confined to his
house last week by Illness.
| Judge j. w. Rowell is attending SUI
preme court at Montpelier.
l Twin sons were born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles n. Stockweu.
u. l.. Merchant was able to resume duty
I at n. "A. Thomas store this week.
Hon. H. w. Bailey of Newbury was the
guest OF Landlord Brown Friday.
! Deputy Iamson was in Bethel and Gran
/ willie Tuesday with "sue papers.
Miss Leaphy Battles went back to her
work in Lowell, Mass. yesterday
q. J. Prince OF Hudson, Mass, came last
night for the remainder of the week.
L \
! iting at Eugene Wardner's this week
Mrs. w. G. Cushman came yesterday to
remain awhile with Mrs. +. A. Thomas.
J. ID. Denison, Esq, and II. Y. Wemple
went TO Bradford yesterday ON business.
A daughter, weighing eight pounds,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drew
Tuesday.
Mrs. Brown f. smithand two children
arrived last Thursday and are occupying
the Baptist parsonage.
Otto NJ. Lawrence Of Barre. who had
been spending a few days here, went to
Hartford yesterday to work.
Mrs. Arthur G. Vinica came last evening
from Penacook, n. H., to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Thatcher.
Miss Nellie Wyman has been quite IN
for week at the Heaton hospital, Mont
pelier, where she went to work.
W. II. s. Whitcomb Of Burlington, gem
eral agent of the Equitable Life Assurance
Co, was in town over last night.
John f. Kimball was in town last week,
accompanied by AlmOn Morse from Der
by, n. H., who came on short visit.
Mrs. Julia White of Shelburne Falls.
Mass, who had been a guest Of Mrs. J. w.
Brown at the Red Lion Inn, left for home
Monday.
Rev. l. A. Flint of Falmouth, Me-. has
been i'm town the past week. having been
called to Braintree by the illness of his
father, Daniel Flint.
Mrs. John Nancy entertained the la
dies Whist club at her home Tuesday
evening, when the first of second series
OF eight parties was held.
Next Tuesday evening at Grange hail a
special meeting of the Randolph Military
company is called and members are re-
quested TO hand in their guns, etc, at this
time.
Mrs. Emily Roberts, district deputy
president. and Mrs Bertha Goodale, grand
marshal, installing officers of Fern Rebek-
an lodge, were entertained at W. II. Ken
news.
The whist party to be held in Edison
hail Friday evening has been postponed
until Thursday evening, Feb. 9th. The
winners az the last party were Mrs. L.
Tracy and Mrs. W. n. Kenney. score plus
II.
Tuesday evening the ladies OF the Chau-
tauQua circle met with Ms. Emeline 4.
lpham. After the program chocolate.
cake and waters were served. The circle
win hold is next meeting Feb. IL with
Mrs. a. b. reWksbury.
A blaze started last evening IN the shin
gle department Of the Chadwick foundry.
due 90 a spark flying from stove IL was
noticed early by BOYS, and was put out b.
couple 81 ilremen with the depot fire ex-
tinguisher, without sounding an alarm.
f. =. Colbun has rented the store lately
occupied By }. g. Mann, and about March
lst VII open gents clothing and fur
nishing business therein Mr.. Colburn
comes here from Swanton. but most Of his
mercantile experience was gained in Lud-
low, where be did successful business for
number 81 years. Ii is understood that
he VIII acquire a store in Mortified and
run the two In conjunction.