Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
Randolph.

road Monday.
Miss Ninifred Richmond was in Mont
pelier Friday.
DIR. W. S. Curtis We down from Mon
pelier over Sunday.
A. {. Holman OF st Albans was in town
the last q the week.
Rey. IA. Howard supplied a pulpit in
Lyndonville Sunday
Sherman Moulton q Rutland visited his
parents over Sunday.
Justin pennock Of lompanoosuc visited
j. T.. Kendall Friday.
Mrs. S. 5. Clark wet to the Boston mil
linery market Monda,.
A. j. Huse was of aty several DAYS last
week because Of Hines
Rev. A. l.. Cooper reached at Barnard
and East Barnard SuTiay.
Miss Agnes Sault learning type-set-
ting at the HERALD dice.
Miss Mary Degognsux Of Bethel spent
Sunday at Joseph Ropes.
Laurel spooner of Bthel is visiting his
grandfather, Albert Brnes.
Mrs. S. c. Clark is q tie i'll. Mr.. Clark
has also been on the six list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl land visited his ia
Their in Montpelier owe Sunday.
Joseph and Lena Boer Of Highgate Wis
tied relatives here ovel Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Tredo his finished work at
the stock farm and is & her home.
Miss Mary Tewksbuy returned Friday
from few days visit o Burlington.
Miss Fora Tewkstlry got a fall last
week that relulted IN broken thumb.
Miss Nellie Wyman i the Heaton hos
pital, Montpelier, was Town Saturday.
Dr. and Mis. Harry Hayward of Tun-
bridge were rief visitors here Monday.
Mrs. Ida Hatchelder does not recover
from her receat operatDn as was hoped.
A. w. Dicksrman Of White River juno
tion visited his son, Frmk, over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Dennis 4 New York city
came last week TO visit 4 G. +. Moulton's.
Rev. and Mrs. G. o. lowe went Monday
on a weeks trip TO Manchester and Boston.
Lewis Carlisle, who works in the Souto
mill, is dangerously Ill fifth appendicitis.
LIP. Thayer vas at lone several days
the first Of the week, 'ounged" with the
grip.
Rev. Charles +. Hayward Of Jericho
Center visited Rev. W. 7. Sparhawk Sat
urday.
Miss Maude Lombard returned Thurs
day from Boston, whereshe had been for
some time.
DIR. G. f. Z. sprhaSk OF Burlington
was in town Monday ON his way home
from Bethel.
Miss Leila Rint returned 10 Boston
Monday. Her brother, Perkins, is now
able 10 be out.
Miss Lucia Lsad Of Stowe visited her
brother, Rev. @ r. Ladd, from Wednes-
day until Mondy.
The town cler. asks owners OF dogs not
10 wait until the lasl moment before get
ting them licened.
I'D. Mitohells store is greatly improved
and lightened inappearance by thorough
repainting in white.
Mrs. Albion STieer completed visit at
Mrs. 4. +. Spicefs and returned to Green
field, Mass, Saturday.
James Mueey, employed In the Brigham
creamery, was called 10 Rutland last week
by the death OF anuncle.
Miss Minnie Smith, who Is student at
the Boston Conservatory OF Music, came
Friday fora weeks vacation.
Ernest A Hatch, who recently moved
here from Manchester, y. H., isto clerk IN
IL. G. Alters store, beginning next week
Mr.. and hrs. Carroll Granger and chill
dren Of G,uldsville visited his parents
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Granger, over sun
day.
The creditors Of Win Ryder in this place
have received notice OF his voluntary pell
ton in insolvency filed in Boston. he
formerly conducted a market here.
George Larnerd, who lives on Thayel
brook, Is cri ically III with abscess on the
brain, His sister, Mrs. VIM. Hooper, oil
Ticonderoga, n. Y, came Monday.
Miss Minnie l.. Hackett, who bad beer
stopping for some time at the Mouilei
home, went to Ntw York Monday enc
was accompanied by Mrs. Ella Wills.
MIR. and Mrs. William Martell returned
from Rochester saturday. The discontin'
nance Of the Rochester railroad mace
necessary for Mr.. Mirtell to quit has las
block job.
The East Randolph Dramatic club got
good house at their presentation oil IN
drama. Anew Hampshire Cold ana I'M
farce. .Jumbo Jum,s Friday evening
Dancing followed.
A. Messer OF Rochester was in tow
Friday on sugar Market business. IN
new steam generator : in place at th
Market, and everything in readiness 10
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