Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24
Randolph.

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Mrs. W. W. Morton is visiting in Bos.
| ton.
A. B. Gay was in East Montpelier satur-
day.
John Tewksbury was in Hartford over
Sunday.
Henry Pope has finished work at the
Sanford mill.
Leon Webster visited and canvassed in
Barre last week.
Trask and Blakeley are repainting Capt.
Eldredge's house.
j. w. Ford and Amy Ripley were mar
ried last Thursday.
Miss Jessie Pearson went to Montreal
Monday for short visit.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson returned Thurs
day from New York city.
j. B. Wells was in Topsham, Bradford
and Bridgewater last week.
j. b. Wells and VIII Bryant were in
Cabot and vicinity Tuesday.
DIR. w. l.. Kelly returned Monday from
weeks visit in Lynn, Mass.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified was
in town Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John UdalI and baby are
spending the week in STAFFORD.
Two carloads of screens were shipped
from the Emerson mill Saturday.
f. F. Deering and G. II. Cobleigh OF
Mortified were in town Saturday.
| Mrs. Bert Bragg OF Boston came last
week 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Hobart Peck.
Miss Hannah Maun and mother of st.
Adams are guests Of Miss Celia Williams.
Mrs. Lizzie DAVIS and friend from
Mortified visited at Royal Whites last
week.
DIR. G. E. E. sparhawk Of Burlington
visited F. A. Griswold over Thursday
| night.
Miss Lillian Buck, teacher in the
Whitcomb High school, was in town Sat
urday.
Harry Pearl of Barre visited friends
here and at East Randolph several days
last week.
Mrs. J. f. Chase and son, Paul, OF White
River Junction visited Mrs. c. F. Stevens
over Sunday.
II. N. Madison, cashier Of the National
bank at Chelsea, was a visitor in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Mann and daughter, Beatrice,
have returned from two weeks visit in
West Brookheld.
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pairing cracked boiler at the Marcott &
Hayes mill this week.
J. ID. Laport has purchased for so a
small piece OF land south Of Fred Jewett s
place on Maple street.
Several from Brookdeld and Randolph
attended the Proctor meeting al White
River Junction Friday.
Pearl Rumrill has closed his barber shop
in Roxbury and viii 90 next week to
Claremont, " H., to work.
W. b. Wall and daughter, Miss Lueie,
left Monday for New York, where they
will spend a week or more.
f. w. Tewksbury went last Thursday to
Boston. He also expected to visit New
York and Washington, d. c.
Editor L. NJ. Hays Of the Essex Syndi-
cate was a visitor in town Monday and
paid the HERALD Office call.
VIII the ladies Of the grange who have
not been otherwise requested bring pie or
cake for supper Saturday night.
The Randolph band furnished music for
the Clement rally at Bethel Monday even
ing, Several went down to hear the talk.
J. +. Carrigan and mother came Monday
from Bridgewater, Mass. Mrs. Carrigan
and the household goods will follow
shortly.
Alonzo Emery, late OF Washington, ID.
c., who has returned to Bethel, was in
town Saturday. His son and daughter are
still at the capital
Mrs. c. 5. Parkhurst, who has been with
her brother. George Miles, at Waits River
for the past nine months, returned TO her
home here Saturday.
Mrs. p. y. Chamberlin and little daugh-
ter. who have been spending two weeks at
ID. NJ. Coolidges, returned TO their home
in Barnard saturday.
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. W. o. Morrill,, in Shar-
on. Her granddaughter, Ruth Morrill,,
returned to her home with her.
Mrs. Juliette Chadwick has purchased
OF Frank Cleveland, guardian OF Mrs. Luz
cretia Amidon, her share in the old Jabez
smith farm in Braintree, for 800
Cutler sanborn has moved into the up
per tenement Of Mrs. r. f. Spicer's house
on Weston street. Miss Ruth Holman,
who vacated, has gone to Bethel toiive.
Miss Lillian Knowlton opened school in
the Adams district Monday and Fred
Drew in the Lamson district. Miss Emma
Moses is to teach in No. Is, North RAN
dolph.
Carroll II. Flint left Monday on his first
New England trip for the Chicago toilet
soap house he represents. Mrs. Flint VIII
remain here until Mr.. Flint establishes
other headquarters.
The stock shipment Monday included
III hogs at &c. and IS calves, to 44c. NJ.
G. Rowen disbursed s166S for IS hogs that
he purchased. Randolph is getting TO be
a leading market town.
Marcott q Hayes have added TO their ex-
tensive real estate holdings in Rochester
Hollow the old Alexander farm of about
270 acres living south of Win Hoisington's.
The price was 500. II is well wooded.
VII. Kenney goes for his fourth season
To Lake George about June 18th. He has
engaged ten ladies in this vicinity to act
a. table girls al the Lake House, Caldwell,
and will also select an orchestra, in which
Miss Blanche Spaulding will act as pianist.
L. A, Atwood is installed in his new
store quarters, formerly tenanted by NJ. ,.
Spaulding. BY the terms OF Mr.. Atwood e
lease, he Is required by Dubois q Gay to
keep his store open six nights IN the week.
The other merchants and grocers close
three nights. This provision is supposed
Ia have grown out OF the recent trouble
over the Italians fruit stand.