Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-15
Randolph Continued
Geo. Hoyt is very poorly.


Mrs. Emily Hastings is quite i'll.
j. d. Denison is in Montpelier today.
Eugene Adams is in Hartland for a
couple of days.
Mrs. Horace Howard is visiting in White
River Junction.
Clarence Stafford is canvsssing for Chase
Nurseries stock.
Joseph Halleck has returned from his
stay in the West.
Eugene Wardner is repainting John
Hulbert's house.
Mrs. Sadie Bruce is reported much more
comfortable this week.
F. T.. Prichard went to Boston this
noon on a business trip.
Henry Harper is repainting the build
ings at G. f. Moulton's.
Ed. Gowdey OF Claremont, n. H., visit
ed c. II. Rockwell Monday.
seventy-two hogs at &C. and is calves, 4
to 4lc., were shipped Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish are expected
home from their long western trip today.
Mrs. Hattie Mcbride is attending the
musical convention at White River juno
tion.
DR.. J. p. Clifford was in Tunbridge Sun
day to counsel in a case with DR.. Hay
ward.
Miss Sarah Cushing OF Taunton, Mass,
takes Miss Susie Bowers place at Willard
Gays.
Mrs II. w. Varnum Of Burlington vis-
tied her niece, Mrs. A. j. Russlow, last
night.
The Ladies' Book club will meet with
Mrs. A. j. Curtis Saturday afternoon from
to 8.
Mrs. Henry Pope joined her husband
in Springfield yesterday, where they viii
reside.
Mr. Foss of Wiley & Foss, contractors,
who are erecting the library building, was
here Monday.
Mrs. n. G. Greene and Miss Eva visited
at Waterbury, Montpelier and Barre few
days last week.
Miss Mary Dickinson, sister of Mrs. NJ
NJ. Wilson, went Yesterday to Holyoke,
Mass, to visit.
F. G. Brewster, a travelling photogra-
pher, has set up tent near the Smith block
for fortnight.
Mrs. John Hutchinson and children
went TO White River Junction yesterday
for few days visit.
Miss, Hastings kindergarten school is
not in session this week on account Of
her mothers illness.
Mrs. II. G. Cole and Master Nelson
Seaver OF Boston are stopping for a month
or so al 7. J. Adams
Judge J. w. Rowell is in attendance at
Supreme court, which began its MAY term
at Montpelier Tuesday.
Rev. T. A. Howard has finished his |
supply at Burlington and is in town for |
an uncertain length Of time.
II. G. Wheeler, who is employed in a |
hospital at Naverly, Mass, has spent the |
past week here, returning today.
Frank Bacon, Mrs. w. 5. Curtis and |
Fred Curtis returned from Greensboro |
yesterday with good supply Of fish.
The Brigham creamery pays SOC. for /
butter for last month, less &c. for making /
The Cooperative pays Soc. for butter fat 1
Mrs. Ernest Fish was operated on for
appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospital. |
burlington, Tuesday and is getting on 1
nicely.
Miss Ada Burroughs attended the we'd /
ding Of Arthur G. Bigelow and Miss Ma /
bel ]. Washburn at East Brookfield last |
evening
DIR. A. p. Grinnell Of Burlington coun- /
selled yesterday with DR. L. A. Russlow /
IN the case OF Mrs. Frank Richardson Of /
East Brookfield.
F. +. Dubois is about town again, and 4
his arm is improving. The recent opera
ton disclosed that the member was not
so badly affected as was feared.
Regular communication Of Phrnix
lodge No. p, +. and A. NJ. Tuesday even
ing, May 10th. Work on the NJ VI. de
gree. A good attendance is desired.
Ernest, son Of Monroe Deering. was run
into by bicyclist at East Bethel yester-
day and his left arm fractured at the ell
bow. DIR. l.. A. Russlow was called.
The Green Mountain band is to plav al
Bethel Memorial day. r. A. Phillips is
giving the band lessons. The Center
iay.
A. NJ. Hubbard took the Knights Tenn
plar degree al Montpelier Friday evening. I
others who went up were {. W. Hayward. !
J 3. Fisk, j. ID. Denison, A. J. Huse and
F. A. Phillips.
}. W. Atwood drove his horse. Gypsie.
10 Woodstock and hack one day last week.