Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-27
Randolph Continued

Mrs. +. l.. Thresher was in Mortified
Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. p. Booth has gone to Proyi-
dence, II. l., on visit.
l.. p. Thayer is now able to sit up a lit
tie after quite run OF fever.
Mr. Cannon Of Boyd, KY, was guest at
L. I. Sparhawk's yesterday.
The Randolph Book club will meet with
Miss Bertha Nancy Saturday, Nov. 20,
from 3 to 5.
Mrs. Effie Thomas has been confined to
the house for few days by an ulcer on
the left limb.
w. w. Seymour, shoe manufacturer OF
Lynn, Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
e. G. Seymour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds are at
Locust Lodge again after a stay of some
weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. johnson were in
Mortified yesterday TO attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Amasa Persons.
John p. Guyette of East Jaffrey. n. H.,
visited his sister, Miss Mabel Guyette,
last week, leaving Friday.
The Order OF the Eastern Star will hold
a sociable with Mrs. T.. A. Shattuck
Thursday evening, December 4.
There was a football game at 10 o'clock
this morning between the Randolph High
school and town team at Mccall park.
Ninety-nine head OF cattle were sold at
John Blanchard's auction in East Brain
tree last week at an average OF about s2S.
o. J. Marcott is building an addition to
the east side OF his house on School street
that viii furnish dining room 10 by 10
feet.
John y. Delaney ships today to firm in
Philadelphia two carloads Of handsome
Christmas trees cut ON his farm just below
Beanyille.
Miss NJ. Lucina saxton was unable to
attend to her duties as first assistant in
the High school Monday and Tuesday on
account of a hard cold.
Dr. and Mrs. VIII Hoyt Of Sioux CITY.
Iowa. and Miss Anna L. Prichard OF Boss
ton came Monday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Prichard, continuing their journey the
next day.
Two inches Of snow fell yesterday,
giving cheerful prospect for an early
and long winter Two years ago snow
came November 25 and remained until
~ days Of sleighing had passed away.
Rev. Brown +. Smith attended the mis-
slonary conference Of Baptist churches in
Central Vermont at Montpelier Tuesday
and spoke on How to Cultivate Mission
airy Enthusiasm in the Sunday school"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Baldwin left Tues
day Tor Boston, where they are now to
make their home. Mrs Baldwin had
been ia Randolph all the summer and fan
with her mother. the late Mrs. Hannah
Holman.
Postmaster Eldredge desires to make il
plain that, while the postofiice is for the
service OF patrons and they are expected to
VISIT c I'm the transaction Of business, il is
not maintained a. a lonnging place, and
that loaiing, scufiiing and rowdyism in
the Office viii not longer be tolerated
This Is fair notice 20 ALL
Mrs. Ida Batchelder was operated uuon
yesterday afternoon, at the home Of her
brother, Z. \. Rising, for the removal Of
q generous growth The operation was per
formed by DR.. Clifford. assisted by hrs.
humrul and Russlow. and was verv
successful. Mrs. Batchelder Is a: present
a. comfortable as could be expected
The patrons 81 the PEOPLES Telephone
company enloyed a little concert the other
evening, the Instruments being an organ
sl y. 81 slack s vocal and piano music hv
Mrs J. !. Adams and a gramophone at
Mrs huntington S East Randolph branch
nt words aud music were distinctly
Beard and the distance over which some
q L psssed was nearly twenty miles.
Frank Wells was operated anon success
Iuliy Friday at he Mary Fletcher hospi-
" pa harrington and hopes in two or
..fee weeks @ ht ahle 10 visit his sister.
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