Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-09
Randolph.

wallace Burridge returned to Manches-
ter, n. H., Saturday.
Mrs. Heber T. Holman returned from
Waterbury Saturday.
Prof. F. e. Orchard went to Bradford
Friday to visit his parents.
Mrs. AFRO Cushman was confined to her
bed the past week with grip.
Monday NJ. c. Rowell shipped to mar
ket 40 hogs t5le) and calves (5e).
DIR. w. S. Curtis came from Montpelier
Saturday to spend Sunday at his home.
Clifton II. Rumril went to Royalton
Tuesday to remain with relatives two
weeks.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre Jan. Is at three
o'clock.
Miss Kate Connolly, who had been at
home for two weeks, returned to Montpe-
lier Sunday
Miss Lucy Robinson, who had been
with relatives here for few days, return
ed 10 Barre Monday.
Miss NJ. Lucina Saxton gave a delightful
tea party last Thursday evening TO a small
company Of friends.
Miss Sibyl Carr Of Waterbury has come
to spend several weeks with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Thomas Carr.
Next Monday evening the Chautauqua
circle has been invited to meet with Mrs.
+. f. Upham at her home.
Mrs. Frank Stiles and son, George, who
had been in town for two days, returned
TO East Roxbury Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beals OF James
I town, No. Oak, were guests over Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Wall.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Orcutt went to Hartford
1 Saturday where she has been engaged to
teach a winter term Of school.
| Harry Phillips left Saturday for Mohonk,
/ n. Y, after a two weeks vacation spent
with his father, +. A. Phillips.
Mrs. Olivia Burridge was called to
/ Greenfield, Mass, Friday by the serious
illness OF her infant granddaughter.
Miss Leila Flint is eonyalescing from
I her recent illness and her mother is eX-
pected home from Boston this week.
Mrs Bertha Burridge and her guest,
4 Miss Adele Holly, returned to their schools
in Essex Junction Monday morning.
i John Canada OF Waterbury came last
week to visit Miss Anna Kilpeck at the
| home OF her sister, Mrs. Clayton Magee.
CALVIN Sleeper came from Barnard Sat
/ urday to spend the day. He was accom-
+ panied by Guy Hatch, one Of his pupils.
Mrs. g. +. Loudon and baby returned
i to Burlington Saturday, also Miss Mary
! Dubois, preceptress in the Edmunds High
school
Mrs. Dora NJ. Clark Of Stockbridge, who
| had been at Fred Huntington's for the
/ past five weeks, returned to her home
/ Monday.
II. A. skinner, representative OF the
White River Packing and Providence COM
pany Of White River Junction, was here on
business Monday.
Lee Tinkham, who had been with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r.
/ Parker, for a two weeks visit, returned 10
/ Newport Saturday.
II. $. Huntley OF Essex, a college and
fraternity mate of Arthur ;. Bean, was his
guest last week Bean returned to Bur-
| lington Friday night.
-Four were received into the membership
1 of the Cong'l church on Sunday, Two ON
confession OF faith and two by letter
from other churches.
Misses Lucille and Mary Wheeler, who
had been guests at the home of their
uncle, Judge j. w. Rowell, returned to
White River Junction Friday
Alden w. Kinney has been granted a
special pension Of $50 month, with ABOUT
500 back pay. II was secured through the
agency Of Capt. J. +. kldredge.
The standing committee Of the Congl
Il
evening at the close of the service. full
attendance OF the committed is desired.
Cant. j. +. Eldredge went to Warren
Saturday TO spend few days with ms Ia
Their, who Is very feeble. Mrs. Eldredge IS
recovering from an illness with tonslitis'
Atthe whist party at Edson's hall last
! Friday evening there were seven tables OF
plavers. The highest record, plus =, was
made by Capt. J. +. Eldredge and Johh
| Manney.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Greene and daugh-
ter, Eva, went 70 waterbury SatuIuaG y
| visit Mrs. Mary Blood at the asylum.
They remained over Sunday with friends
| i'm Montpelier
Marvin Merchant, telegraph operator
in Connecticut, and Henry Merchant OF
| North Hartland came last THURSDAY lows
II their brother, T. l.. Merchant VINO =
getting along nicely.
Miss Mildred Peck OF Burlington, who
was a guest last week of Miss Mary Webb,
left for home Saturday. she was accom-
panied as far as Northteld by Miss Nepp'
who spent, the day there.
Arden A. Flint former resident, now
married and living in Troy, y. V, called
on friends here Thursday and Friday he
now has an excellent position as salesman
for large marble concern
w. w. Miller OF Pomfret came thurs,
dav 10 visit al the homes OF Mrs Rosabel
| MCINTYRE and DR.. Mcintyre. lie was on
his way from Nergennes where ne was an
usher at the Field-Phillips wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jerd, with thelr
four children. who had been here since ne
tS,nsral ~ their daughter, Ida, returned 70
Barre saturday Miss Minnie Roppe, WING
bad been here about two weeks, returned
with them.
Mrs. ID. c. Kellogg, who had been with
her sister. Mrs. W. G. LArock' LOT IMo
weeks, returned to her home N lsaoo' ~.
\. H.. saturday, accompanied oy hsL
niece. Miss Mary Larock, who ATTENDS
school there.
saturday Miss Jennie G. Frost returned
,-or, Arlington. Mass. Miss Emma Rowell
from Tunbridge, Miss Neva LOCKWOOD
| from ST. Johnsbury and Miss EVA faiA-