Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30
Randolph Continued

Mrs. L. 0. Hobart and baby of Wind
sor are guests at William Tracy's.
Mrs. Q. r. Granger is visiting her son,
c. II. Granger, and his family in Barre
Mrs. L. o. Blanchard has been housed
for the past few days by an attack OF ton
silitis.
The w. c. t. u. win meet Friday after
noon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs. W. W. Car
penter.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Z. +. Brooks Tuesday afternoon
| Nov. 4, at 2:30 O'Clock.
l.. d. Rhodes has moved from Hancock
to the place on the Braintree road which
he purchased Of A. j. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Flint, after a
weeks stay in town, returned Tuesday TO
their home in Springfield, Mass.
Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler closed
Mari Castle for the winter and took their
| departure for New York yesterday.
John Peavey has moved here from
| Everett. Mass, and is occupying the DR..
D. b. Wheeler house on Main street.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott stopped here Satur-
dav on her way from Greenfield, Mass, and
continued her journey to Northfeld yes
terday.
f. T. Lille attended the reunion in
! Montpelier last Thursday OF the 9th regi-
ment, OF which he was a member in Com
pany g,
Miss A. b. Train Of Washington, ID. C.,
who spent the summer at the Burt place,
left town Saturday, going first TO Hayer-
hill, Mass.
Mrs. A. ]. Foster has returned from a
few weeks stay with her daughter IN
Montpelier.
The members of the ChautaDqua circle
meet with Mrs. j. W. Rowell next Mon
day evening, Nov. 3.
A meeting of the o. +. 5. is called foi
Thursday evening, Nov. 6. for practice.
All officers are requested to be present.
Mrs. Josiah Smith reached home Fri
day from oxford, Mass, where she hat
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henri
Butterfeld.
The receipts Of the hash supper serve
| Tuesday evening by the Woman's Relic
b Corps amounted 70 over sl2, in spite Of tn
rainy weather.
l A. +. Bass, who went to Montpelie
y Monday, ON his return was taken sic
Il with hard cold that threatened to dc
L yelop into grip.
Mrs. Mary J. Paine returned yesterda
Il from q summers sojourn in Barto
Landing and is again with Prin. an
Mrs, r +. prichard.
Al Miss NJ. o. smith, Mrs. y. G. Hart an
John Lsmson went on the excursion
New York yesterday. Only four ticke
were sold at this station.
George J.. Hatch shipped to BostC
Monday 81 sheep and lambs dc. TO &C.
hogs fefcA and 5 head of cattle. inclui
L ing mich COW valued at SIS.
Major Charles S. Shattuck Of Hatfiel
II H.-ss. B.
| law, Frank Griswold, this week, arrivil
Monday night and leaving Tuesday.
' Miss Emma Moses, who is teaching
Rochester, and Miss Emma Bailey, who
in millinery shop there, were at thl
respective homes i'm this village Sunday.
Mrs. r. r. Prichard. who went 10 b,
ton on the excursion and remained beyo
the time limit, spent last sunday
Nashua, y. H., and reached home Tu
day.
-Four children Of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Tucker Of Charlestown, Mass. and vrar
children Of i. -. Williams 81 this pla
are IN hospital i'm Boston sick "
diphtheria.
AT the annual meeting Of the New n,
~ state council of school superinteudents
Albany last week, a. ". Edison, forme
Of Randolph, was elected president for
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Kimhan. gu,
al A. J. Richardson's, for few DAYS
their return from a hunting trip 10
Adirondscks, left yesterday Tor q
home In Boston.
Mrs. sarah Martin 81 Los sAnRe
Cal- who bad been visiting her ecu
Mrs y. NJ Wardner. went yesterday
Brushton. s.. u. 90 stay month beI
returning to California.
r. n Kstchum has been away Z,
week, hunting on Brsintree mount
with party Of spurtsmen. who 90
accounts lad not reduced the nun
q deer 20 that locality any.
Charles Mccall OF New YORK i the Z
- q Mr.. and Mrs. 4 Il. McuIton cd 81