Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-16
Randolph.


G. E. Cushman was in Montpelier Mon
day.
Mrs. ". NJ. Gay of Boston visited at I'D.
1 Denison's Monday.
| Miss Sibyl Carr returned to her home in
Waterbury Monday.
Miss Alice Kelly visited her home in
Mortified over Sunday
Frank Williams went to Lebanon Mon
day TO spend a few days.
Mrs. Edward Pope came from Montpel-
Ter Monday for a short stay.
Receiver c. II. Markham Of Pomfret was
with friends here over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Woehler went to Brooklyn,
n. Y, Saturday to visit her sister.
Orvis Thayer has gone to Saratoga, n.
| Y, to visit his mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Durham have be-
gun housekeeping in the Smith block.
I The subject of the Christian Science
Bible lesson for next Sunday is ''Truth."
II. G. Gilbert of Bethel came last Friday
to visit +. II. Griswold at the Reservation.
Bert ID. Chadwick went to Concord, n.
| H., Monday for a several days business
! trip.
Charles Crandan OF Woodstock came
Saturday to visit his mother and sister
here.
Mark Abbott went to Bethel this week
| to begin work as clerk in j. G.. Sargent's
store.
A daughter was born Thursday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbey of Rochester
Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Blanchard returned
to South Royalton Monday after short
visit here.
Rev. W. T. sparhawk vent to Putney
and Townsend the last OF the week to
spend several days.
w. w. Banister has been engaged by
the Globe Wall Paper company as canvass
er for this section.
Miss Maud Lombard went to Boston
Monday where she will study stenography
with private instructor.
Rev. f. c. Rainey preached an excellent
sermon last Sunday on "a Telegraph Be
tween Earth and Heaven"
Rev. Joseph Therien Of Windsor will
conduct services in the Catholic church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Owners here OF Reece buttonhole stock
have received notice Of quarterly divi-
dend Of per cent payable yesterday.
Miss Della Kendall, who has been visit
ting her brother, j. II. Kendall, for sever
al weeks, returned TO STAFFORD Monday.
Miss Nellie Wyman went to Montpelier
Monday where she has been engaged to
assist In office work at the Heaton hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould and son,
Meryille. Of Gaysville have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gould at Pleasant
View.
Rev. T. A. Howard came last week to
spend a week with friends here and in
Braintree before joining his wife IN Bur
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Chamberlin and
daughter returned to Barnard Monday /
after visit with Mrs. Chamberlin's moth |
err, Mrs. Daniel Coolidge.
Mrs. w. f. Edison went to Lebanon, \. /
H., Saturday to spend a few days with her
parents and her brother, who IS there
from Lowell. Mass, for vacation.
O. r. Collins, whose wife was Miss Kate
Guptil Of this place, has sold his carriage
business al Montpelier and they may go
TO southern California soon 10 reside.
Misses Neva Lockwood and Elva Park
hurst, the teachers who had been with the
Misses Matthews since September, began
this week TO board at II. W. Tewksbury 8.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman's friends will be
clad to learn that she continues TO gain.
sits up a short time each day ana mas
taken a few steps with the aid OF crutches.
Earl Huse has p pullets Matched in May
which he thinks are valuable property.
Last month, when eggs were retaining ~
30 and 30 cents per dozen, they laid 80
eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Booth went to St.
Johnsbury Saturday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Spaulding, who
were with them several seasons at the
Profile House.
ID. r. Mhitcomb, a former student OF
the High school here, who IS now clerk
In the postofiice at Great Darlington,
Mass. has been elected secretary OF the
board OF civil service examiners OF that
place.
Mrs. David Dunbar was called to 81.
Johnsbury Saturday to see her niece, Mrs.
George Rsrrett. who Is well remembered
here a. Miss Iottie Tilson. Mrs. Barrett
condition is considered critical. Mrs.
Dunbar will also visit Miss Maud Gourley
there.
Tuesday evening of last week Bert Stew
ems. son OF Mrs. Jennie Stevens, formerly
N this town. was married at her home IN
West Derry, n. H., to Miss Lillian, daugn-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Abram curly OF TINS
place. They have begun housekeeping III
Nrs stevens house there and she has
,or,e to spend week with her son, Cles-
~. She expects to leave soon for Piano,
Tal.. where she will care for an aged aunt
The body OF Mrs. Julia Stevens, who
5ied in Uoivoke. Mass, Wednesday night
n laat week at the home of her son-ln-
NV Ned Bruce, was brought mere on the
nail train Friday afternoon for intermeht'