Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-27
Randolph.

Miss Maud Newton is recovering from
tonsilitis.
Charles Storms was in Essex junction
last Thursday.
VIII Rand is again confined to the bed
by spinal trouble.
Miss Jessie Pearsons Of Boston is here
for a two weeks visit.
Truman Kempton Of East Georgia was
here the last Of the week.
Miss Mary $. Dubois was down from
Burlington over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds left for a
trip to New York Saturday.
Guy Spear, principal Of a school in Gro
ton, IS at home on a vacation.
Miss Lura Montgomery returned from
her visit in Boston last Friday.
Miss Fannie Prince is taking a weeks
vacation from +. A. Thomas store.
Clyde Blanchard went to Boston Sum
day night, where he expects employment.
Miss Carrie Granger went Saturday to
| Worcester, Mass, where she expects to
stay.
son, II. NJ. Totman, several days last
week.
Percy Clarkson OF Montreal was guest
at Mrs. Lucretia PearsoRs the first Of the
week.
"Jack" Vail has an ambition to be a
messenger in the next session Of the legis-
lature.
John Abbott came Friday from Boston,
and little Winsome returned home with
/ him Saturday.
Ed. Smith has finished work in Thurs
tons store and gone to live with his father
on Braintree hill.
Fred Chadwick has a situation I'm the
/ finishing department Of watch factory al
/ Waterbury, Conn.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Udall returned to STAFFORD
I Friday, after spending most Of the winter
with her son, John, here.
b. f. Kicker bought and Byron Combs
I shipped about 100 hogs TO southboro,
Mass, Saturday, paying So.
Mrs. /. Page Harris and daughter, Miss
4 Clara Harris Of Mortified were guests
over Sunday at J. A. Fowier's.
Mn and Mrs. C. X. Hutchinson left
I Monday for a stay Of some time IN North
ampton and Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. +. A. Young returned 10 Fitch
Il burg Mass, Saturday. Miss Grace Lam
son prolongs her stay during this week.
w. Bates Nichols is the first Of nine
/ directors OF a newly established bank at
! Dinuba, Cal, with a capital stock OF
/ $4,000.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson went to Wash
| ington. ID. G., Monday, where she VIII re-
main several weeks, returning with James
I Hutchinson.
School did not keep Monday and Tues
day In the primary building, on account
OF repairs TO the boiler heater. Five new
sections were put in, and the boiler Is now
as good as new.
Miss Margaret Beattie Of Nova Scotia
| was a guest OF Mrs. T.. +. Brooks the trst
of last week Mrs. Brooks accompanied
her to Burlington Wednesday 10 spend the
balance Of the week.
F.E. Colburn was here Monday on his
way to Swanton from Ludlow, where he
had been called by the death OF his mother.
| Fittings for his clothing store are being
made at the Emerson mill.
Owen Augustine, aged almost two years,
Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
| Rockwell, died Saturday afternoon OF
spinal meningitis, after an Illness OF only
| two DAYS The funeral was Tuesday and
the body placed in the tomb.
.Eyangeline." picture story, will be
presented here Mar. and 6, afternoon ana
/ evening, under the auspices OF the local
odd Fellows Encampment. II IS given by
/ Row. A. T. Kempton and Miss Grace Patri-
II
aFvangeline,n and contains $50 fine stere-
opticon views.
VIM. Holmes passed the 10th anniversary
az his wedding Feb. 18th. A number OF
| friends called on him. His wife died 10
wears ago. after welded life Of 55 years.
Mr.. Holmes is 81 years old, hale and hearty.
His living children, grandchildren ana
| great-grandchildren number o., ana ne
hears from or OF every one OF them every
week.
Charles q. Dubois was here several days
the latter part OF last week. He LETT Satur-
dav' acconpanied by his wife, who had
been stopping in town for number oil
weeks. Tor Chicago. Mr.. Dubois has been
travelling most OF the time for several
months past, in the interests OF the West
ern Electric company, but expects 70 pe ~
Chicago most Of the time hereafter
Reading an item in the HERALD about a
Montpelier man who has an old Spanish
coin. GUY p. Lamson, now IN Havana
sends the HERALD a Spanish "tese'1
date l7nS, of Carolus third, when nc
nicked up in a casa de prestamos pawn
sboD1 i'm Santiago. He also found there
fonr others Of the following dates. llOh
Carolus third, 172l, l723 and Iva, hlne
Phillip fifth.
Mrs. Frank Ash died Sunday at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Nora +. Sawtelie
~ Wilmot Flat. y. II. She went tner'
several months ago, suffering Win nue. ~,
, - cancer Her age was about %. ONE
s"n. Rem Walker q Rutland, survives Mr.
Asb deserted his wife last summer ana u
now supposed to be at West Lebanon, n
~ Mrs Ash was a genial, hard working
woman, and the object Of much pity.
The remains OF Mrs. Matthew Bryan
we're brought here Friday, and placed II
the tomb. to await interment. Deeeas ~.
formerly lived in this village, VII ~,
d;ed here some Is years ago, after whici
the widow went to Tilton, n, H., and lNe'
with her daughter, Maud, who has con g,,l
Quoted millinery business there mere. IN IN
daughter and another lady from 1 htoh az
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