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

Il. j. Ross went to Waterbury Monday
Mrs. j. ID. Denison has been i'll the past
week.
Thomas Fitch left for Chicago last
night.
win Bannister was in Montpelier over
Sunday.
Miss lisa Lamson returned from Bristol
Tuesday.
Alfred Wells is in st. Adams for few
days visit.
Pearl Rumrill has opened barber shop
in Roxbury.
Miss Agnes Sault has finished work at
Bell Bros. store.
Miss Elsie Powers arrived home from
Boston Saturday.
Roy Mann of Hanover was up Monday,
returning Tuesday.
NJ II. Hazen OF South Royalton was in
town on business Tuesday.
! The board of civil authority met yester-
| day and abated a few taxes.
Everett W. Mills OF Philadelphia was a
guest at Cedar Park last week.
The Emerson mill is shut down this
week for repairs to machinery.
Mrs. J. w. Lynch has rented her house
to Leet Blodgett Of Brookfeld.
r. A. Thomas has been confined to his
home several days lately with grip.
Vim. Cushman has been i'll with con-
gestion OF the lungs the past week.
Lee Warren and Miss Vanlora Spear are
visiting in Hartford and Cayendish.
Mrs. G. l.. Newton has been victim of
sciatica the past week, but is now better.
Alex Tatro has let his dairy farm to +.
II al 20 inf 20 hp on
John Sharpe of Somerville, Mass. was a
guest of II. y. Sharpe the first of the week.
Eugene Greene had a pull back last
week, but is now on the way to recovery.
j. II. Moulton returned to Mount Yer
non, y. Y.,Thursday, for few weeks stay.
+. Il. Prichard attended meeting OF the
county examiners Of Vermont at MOntpe-
lier Friday.
Miss Georgia Ring Of Concord, n. H.,
was guest several days last week of Mrs.
j. b. Drew.
The Rebekah Lodge will meet at 1880
prompt tomorrow evening on account Of
the concert.
Dennis Cassidy got one foot badly
pinched between logs recently, laying him
up for a time.
The Randolph Book club will meet with
Mrs. W. +. Lamson Friday evening, Feb.
DIST, at o'clock.
Fred Drew closed his second successful
term Of school in the Burridge district in
Braintree Friday.
Win Hubbard has finished work as
moldcr at the Chadwick foundry and re-
turned to Rochester.
Kicker shipped 50 sheep and lambs 90
and 4c.li50 calves l5c.) 90 hogs % 10 Bic T;
and . cattle Monday
The interior Of the A. d. Tewksbury
store is being reprinted and whitened and
the shelving changed.
HI. Hyzer returned from "Cuban Fri
day, making a rather short stay. He left
here the Tuesday before.
Ed. z. Smith has begun work as clerk
for Charles Thurston in his grocery, sue
ceeding the Seymour boy.
Ed. Bagley went to Roxbury. Mass,
Tuesday TO spend a few DAYS. His wife
has been there some time.
Mrs. Peter Sault has received 1000 life
insurance from the Connecticut Mutual
on account Of her late husband.
n. ". Vail aud y. NJ. Draper have been
on business trip 10 Bellows Falls, Chester,
Rutland and Brandon this week.
Fred Colburn, who is to open clothing
business in the Mann store about March i,
h m town making arrangements.
F. B. Wood has sold his fine pair Of
working grays 10 Victor Williams, who
lives on the kassett place, for 500.
Charles Edison and wifeof wnliamstown
were here Friday and saturday. guests Of
Landlord Brown at the Red Lion
B. Il. Kicker has recently entertained his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Kicker. also
his brother. ]. o. Kicker, Of Groton.
Capt. }. =. Eldredge went to Warren
saturday 10 spend a few DAYS with his
father, who Is again gaining slowly.
B. = Howard. aged p. and Mrs. Hattie
A Weeks, aged 81. were married Feb. 5th
By Rev. g. W. Patterson Of the Center.
Hale X. Darling 90 Chelsea and II. r.
Wilcox 81 Thetford have been in town this
week On business. pleasure and politics
Henry ". Boyce q Minnesota IS the
guest % his brother. a. J. Boyce. this
week, coming from a visit in East Rox-
bury.