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

j. B. Wells was in Mortified Tuesday.
NJ. M. Wilson has been i'll with tonsi-
litis several days.
Mrs. John l.. Hutchinson is recovering
from an Illness.
Miss Mabel Lamb of Warren visited
here over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Carpenter was in Mortified
on business Friday.
n. Q. Sleeper went to Wells River Mon
day on court business.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Oracle.
Editor +. Il. Howe of Barre made this
Office a brief call yesterday.
| Henry Miller OF w. r. Junction was a
recent guest at "Cedar Park"
B. 5. Austin of Fairfax is visiting at the
Bell home, where his little sons live.
Messrs. O. NJ. Jones and Pliny Parker of
| Warren visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Ellen Bryant has taken a deed Of
| the Charles 4. Odiorn lot at theCenter.
The Green Mountain orchestra plays for
a dance at East Randolph tomorrow night.
! Il. Il. NanOrman has been quite i'll with
pneumonia the past week but is now bet
4 ter.
Fred Chatfield and lady friend of Bar
re have been visiting at his home herea few
days.
J. NJ. Atwood went to Barnard this
morning to see his mother, who is criti-
cally III.
The W. c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
Sarah Rogers Friday at p m. Tea served
at p. m.
Rev B. e. Smith is moving into the
Baptist parsonage. The family has not
| yet arrived.
John f. Kimball was in town last
Thursday with his counsel, II. NJ. Harvey
Of Montpelier.
were shipped away last week, bringing
him over Sl30.
Mrs. George Smith of Norwood, n. ". is
here to spend some time with her sister,
Mrs. Will Pierce.
Mrs. A. A. Smith left Tuesday for sew
eral weeks stay in White River junction
and st. Johnsbury.
About 800 sheep owned by Eugene and
Clayton Mann were shipped here Monday.
They brought &C. pound.
Little Things the Test OF Character"
will be Rev. +. q. Rainey's subject at the
NJ. +. church next Sunday.
r. L. Kincaid, postofiice inspector, ex-
amined the local Office Monday in the
course Of his regular duties.
Mrs. J. Il. Knowlton and daughter, Lii
liam, attended the funeral Of Dea. Ezra
McCollom at Gaysville the 9Th.
DIR. Geo. Stephens tested q cattle for +.
=. Richardson OF North Randolph Tues
day ana four were condemned.
Rev. r. G.. Rainey is circulating a petit
ton asking Congress to take action toward
ending the war in South Africa.
r. +. Tilson was quite in yesterday with
a recurrence Of the bowel trouble from
which he has heretofore suffered.
Monday the stock shipment Of Blanchard
and Kicker included % sheep &c., Is hogs
t5le. and &C.,, calves (5c.) and 5 cattle.
Miss Olive Chaussey returned from Bos-
ton Monday where she had been filling an
engagement with vaudeville company.
At the Christian church next SUNDAY
morning Rev. George Q. Howe will take
for hls subject, Assurance Of Divine Fa-
yor."
Justin Moulton came from New York
last week for a short stay. He went 10
Montpelier Tuesday 10 visit his son, Clar-
ence.
Thomas lally has come home from Tun-
bridge 70 assist y. II. Dyer in his annual
ice harvest He boards with Mrs. Ellen
Young.
Louis A. Atwood sold 4s gallons Of
oysters last week. This l. the largest
amount ever sold by any one in town in
one week.
L. p. Thayer was al home sunday and
Monday. hr. Thayer reports an excellent
business in his latest newspaper ventureat
Morrisville.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star are re-
qnested % bring pie or cake az the next
regular meeting. Jan. 3. The new officers
viii BE- installed.
Patrons % the Brigham creamery have
presented Manager John Stimets with q
sl1etoard and chair, as an evidence Of
their appreciation.
J. B. Eldredge has been reappointsd