Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06
Randolph.

w. b. Wall was in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Jennie Woehler returned from
Brooklyn Saturday.
Miss Alice Kelly spent Sunday at her
home in Mortified.
Homer Rainey was down from North
field over Sunday.
Alfred Knight, who has been sick in bed
with the grip, is getting better.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. l.. 7. 1hayer Feb. 18th at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. F. F. Sault and children went today
to Oakdale, Mass, where they are to reside.
}. b. Eldredge was in Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Tracy assisted in the postoffice.
NJ. ID. Church visited his brother, f. /.
Church, in Montpelier several days last
week.
Hons. w. b. Wall and William II. Du-
Bots were in South Royalton on business
Friday.
VIII Rand has been III for the past two
weeks and unable to attend to his fish
business.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter, who had been visit
ing her brother, E. A. shattuck, returned
to Windsor Tuesday.
Miss Clara Halves OF Berlin is spending
couple Of weeks with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Tracy
Mrs. r. L. Densmore, who had been a
guest for several days OF Mrs. N. g. Hart,
returned to Barre Saturday.
Harry A. Eaton came Saturday, after a
trip in New York, Boston and Maine, to
spend Sunday with his parents.
The Green Mountain orchestra played
for dance at Braintree FRIDAY evening
and one last night at Grange hall.
Mrs. George Gour Of Lyndon arrived
Saturday to visit for a few days at the
home OF her uncle, Fabien Dupuis.
Mrs. f. l.. Thresher went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday to spend few days with
her husband, Pullman conductor.
II. w. Tewksbury recalls that 10 years
ago last night occurred the Hartford bridge
disaster, in which he was SO seriously in
iured.
Mrs Estella Buck OF Lebanon, n. H., is
spending a week at the home OF her son,
Ned G. Buck. She viii return to Lebanon
Saturday.
Mrs c. 5. Eastman and son, Harry, who
had been here for a two weeks stay, re-
turned saturday to their home in Clare
mont, y. H.
Miss Grace smith closed her second
term Of school in Braintree last week and
is spending two weeks in school here, re-
viewing Greek.
This evening the members Of the East
ern Star chapter will enjoy a social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Rumrill on
the Moulton road.
Fred Washburn OF Corinth, who had
been a clerk IN y. A. Thomas store for a
Month, finished work there Saturday and
returned to his home.
Misses Lula and Ruth Thresher went TO
Mortified Saturday to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. +. l.. Prentiss. Ruth viii
remain there for some time.
The egg market was in disturbed state
for a while Saturday but after sudden
fluctuations became very settled. ASK
Irwin Chase or IL. II. Church about IL.
Dana II. Morse left Monday to talk at
farmers institutes conducted by the state
board of agriculture this week in Sails
bury, Dorset, Rupert, Clarendon and Put
uey
c. W. Hayward, j. W. Gabrielle, Orson
Woodcock, A. J. Huse, +. A. Phillips, John
Fisk and IA. w. Vail attended the meeting
OF the knights Templar at Montpelier Fri
day evening.
The Randolph foundry resumed work
Monday after shutdown of seven weeks
one new moulder Is employed, Mr.. HUB
bard OF Rochester, to succeed NJ. j. smith,
now of Springfield.
Joseph Goodhart visited his sister, Mrs,
Keefe. in Barre last week. lie was accom-
panied there by Edwin Sault Of Worcester,
Mass, who is spending several weeks IN
town with relatives.
Ed Hatch went to Burlington last week
and returned Thursday, accompanied by
his wife. VINO had been IN the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks. she
is now steadily improving.
Rev. /. A. Flint occupied the Cong'l pull
Dit al So. Royalton Sunday in the absence
OF Rev W. +. Mann. Tuesday he return
ed to his home in Falmouth, Me-, leaving
his father much improved in health.
Miss Gertrude Trerise went to New
York last Thursday to visit friends and
nrenare for The coming millinery season.
She will trim for Mrs. +. NJ. Bickford OF
Nashua, n. H., who formerly conducted
store here.
DIFF. {. Angeles team started from the
postofiice Monday, when he had lett ~
for a moment, and a lively runaway was IN
prospect until the horse slipped and fell
near Curtis market, spilling the DIS
medicine case.
Among those who received indemnities
from the Masonic Equitable Accident ms.
company last quarter were A; ~ Steel5'
40; h. 5. McGlafiin, Warren, sS3.s3i NJ. r.
Burnham, Williamstown, w.
John Tewksbury, who is enjoying
hrief vacation from w. +. Lamson's store,
went to Springfield, Mass, saturday 70
visit his brother, Charles, formerly OF TINS
Mace. Charles is still travelling represent
alive of the Rambler bicycle.
w. 5. Spear received letter Friday from
his son. Carl, who was passing through
Arabia at the time Of writing. lie expect
"a 10 reach his destination in the Philip
nincs Feb, Isl. His health is excellent at
present and has weight has increased TO
III pounds.