Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
Randolph.

DIR. W. s. Curtis Of Montpelier was in
town over Sunday.
A stillborn daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. iona Tiison Sunday.
+. w. Tewksbury was i'll several days
last week and unable to be in his store.
A. G. Holman OF st. Albans spent Sun
day with his aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Mann.
Miss Adelaide Hood OF New York city
came Monday for visit at G. +. Moul-
tons.
Last week G. f. Dumas lost the horse
which he bought some time ago Of Prof
Trask.
Mrs. Kate soper attended the funeral Of
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent at South RoyaltOn
Thursday.
j. b. Wells has received $3.50 from the
Masonic Accident company on account Of
his recent injury.
Mrs. Fred Rope returned from Roxb ury
Monday where she had been passing few
days with relatives.
Mrs. Caroline Comstock has stored her
goods and is working for the present for
Mrs. c. G. Blodgett.
Warren Davis, who had been with rela-
tives in town for few days, returned to
Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer B. Bell went TO
New York city the last OF the week on a
business and pleasure trip.
gMiss Jennie Godfrey came from Hart
ford Saturday, where she has been teach
ing, 10 visit her home here.
Guy Holman went to Springfield. Mass,
Friday where he expected to spend'a week
or more on a business mission.
Vim. Robinson OF Lebanon. n. H., came
Saturday to visit his sisters, Mrs. Seth
King and Mrs. Caroline Comstock.
Mrs. George F. Dumas returned from
| Richmond Tuesday where she had been
spending few days with her parents.
Miss Mary Connolly went to Montpelier
Saturday to attend aSiballan and remain
over Sunday with her sister, Katherine.
J.B. Mcintyre came from the Thayer
school in Hanover Friday 10 spend Sunday
with his mother, Mrs Rosabel Mcintyre
! Miss Ada Burroughs returned from
4 south Royalton Monday where she had
| spent several days with her uncle, John
MudRett.
Miss Bernice L. Clough OF Brushton, y.
Y, is spending a few DAYS IN Town. tns
/ guest Of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane
/ Clough Spear.
A new system Of semi-monthly paw
ments has lust gone into effect az the sal
isbury furniture factory, to the satisfac-
ton Of all hands.
Al. Adams has purchased w. 2. Flint
place near " $. Woods and will reopen
the market in the Cushman block that nc
formerly occupied.
FIR. Thomas, who il now travelling
with his spring line OF garment samples
was at home over Sunday, going to Ne"
York city Monday.
Charles Briggs has rented Horace How
ardis new house on Weston street ana VIII
take possession soon. He has for som'
time lived in the Cushman house on sum
mer street.
Mrs. Alice Gould. who had been assist
ing at A. j. Kelley's, went to Boston MON
dav 10 live with her son, George. VINO
running delivery team for kelleys lur'
niture business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kezer came from
Rochester Saturday and their daughter
Alice. from the Montpelier Methodis
seminary 10 spend Sunday with Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. b. Fish.
Iouis p. Booth drove TO Morrisyiu'
Thursday to spend a few days with IN
narents, Rev. and Mrs. /. p. Booth. MIS-
Booth and Phillips joined him Saturda!
and returned Tuesday.
Ava Bobonon. who had been witt
friends and relatives in this and surround
ing towns for a month, left Tor Chiosg'
Monday. He intends 70 WORK lot I'M
present in VanPatten, ILL.,
Mrs. /. d. Williams went 70 Claremont
y. H., saturday with little Alice Evans Q
Barnard. who with her SISTER mas ~ ~
cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Williams 10
several months. The child will visit ther
for awhile.
Saturday Mrs. +. l.. Bass accompanies
Miss Fannie Bass, her daughter, upon ne
return to northampton, Mass, where IN
attends a school for the deaf. Mrs. bas
i now visiting relatives in Brattleboro
her former home, for week or more
Miss sibyi Carr passed several DAYS las
v,sel- with her sisUr-in-law, Mrs. Ihoma
Carr. on her way from West hartioru
where she was called ty the death OF ne
niece. Mrs. Clarence kempton. She re-
turned to her home in waterbury sa'"i
day.
Mr. and Mrs. f. n. Rising were i
prnyiaenee. n. l.. last week to attend tn
marriage of their son, Leland, TO MIS-
Alice NJ. Clarke Of that city, which oc
curred Tuesday. Mr.. Rising has resided
IL Providence several years and makes
business Of building and selling houses
The Orange county case OF State vs.. Johl
r Kimbell for adultery was heard IN su
preme court at Montpelier last We
"Wednesday. In county court the responu
emf was convicted on jury trial and the re
spondent was in court ON exceptions 70 so so
mission Of evidence, and to refusal OF IN
court 10 direct a verdict for the responder
on the grounds Of insufficient evidence
r. NJ. Harvey and G. W. Wing for the T s
spondent and States Attorney o9h Isdb o. o.
/ ne state. A decision is expected req =
There was large attendance at IN
grange meeting Saturday evening 70 con
sider the purchase or the erection hy IN
order OF a grange hall. The purchase 9
me Thurston block, to which anothee
story NAV be added, was generally favored
The building is valued at 5000 and q p com
mittee Of five, composed Of a; A. frieS +
D. N. Morse, A. r. Dean, Mrs. I.
Tbaver and Mrs. J. II. Bass, was apPoll.e
to solicit orders for shares rim IN t hrog neN
sl, o,,ars.s ~ Mrs. l.. p. Thayer was we
n :, A. L. Wilson will act as lee
, tnrer at the next meeting.