Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24
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Martha Blake is working for Mrs. Gil
key.
Mrs. Newell spent last week in Tun-
bridge.
James o. Kendall in was West Lebanon
Saturday.
Leonard Clark has been in Tunbridg'
for a week.
Elmer Nugent was in Randolph the first
of the week.
Geo. Hanel of Copperfeld spent Sunday
with friends.
James Tyson, Jr., spent a few days in
Boston last week.
Charles Smith Of Topsham was in town
I Friday and Saturday.
frankie Nowlan is home from South
/ Royalton for few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Prescott of Wilder
spent Sunday with friends.
/ George Quimby is here from Tilton, n.
I H., where he has employment.
Bertha Sleeper of Tunbridge was in
town the first OF the week.
Mr.. Beyerle and daughter, Miss Chris
tine, called on friends Saturday.
A party OF five from Copperfeld took
dinner at the Barrett House Saturday.
George Quimby had an auction Satur-
day, selling some of his personal property.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent of Sharon will ex-
change with Rev. j. r. Franklin Sunday.
Messrs. Mead, Haggarty and Sargent of
Hanover, N H., were in town Wednesday.
H. L. Hatch and daughter, Miss Mill
bred, were in White River Junction
Thursday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Masonic hall, the frame being up and
nearly covered.
Three members of Unity chapter, o. E.
s., attended the district meeting at White
River Junction last Tuesday.
Mrs. f. E. Newcomb and daughter,
Miss Beth, of Union Village spent Tues
day at the home of Miss F. A. Kendall.
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. H. r. French and
Miss Grace +. Gordon of Union Village
were guests OF Miss Fannie A. Kendall
Wednesday.
The stock and personal property of the
l.. ID. Kibling estate were sold at public
auction Wednesday, n. G. Bridgman OF
Lebanon, n. H., being auctioneer.
Among the guests at the Barrett House
last week were w. q. Shaw and w. l..
Winter OF Burlington, Sam Kimball, G. B.
Brown and A. G. Somers Of Sharon, Chas. !
A. Koeber and L. w. Howard of White |
River Junction, Philip 5. Smith, j. T. Cut |
Ter, Jr., Paul r. Curtis, r. Il. Brewer, +. A. |
Eustis and A. T.. Eustis of Boston, G. III. |
Sham Of Oxford, n. H., W. o. johnson OF |
Union Village, II. l.. Smyth, Raymond |
Street and Arthur Norman Of Cambridge, |
Mass, A. +. Corbin Of Philadelphia, Pa, |
w. A. Parker Of Brookline, Mass, X. |
Bennington OF st. Louis, Mo-, j. n Clio |
key of Decatur, Ill, ID. Bard OF Boulder, |
Col, Rodman Swift of New Bedford |
Mass, V. II. Eddy of Brattleboro, j. b. |
Newman of Bellows Falls, Willis Hayes of
East Thetford, G. +. Smith Of Topsham,
n. 9. Brdgman of Lebanon, n. H., George |
II. Kibling and Mrs. A. c. Kibling of |
West Lebanon, N. H., w. II. Glinen OF st. |
Johnsbury and f. III. Weeks of Fitchburg, |
Mass.
(From another source.)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrett took a trip |
asst week to Randolph.
Mrs. Frank Dow and daughter. jose
ohine, returned from Woodstock the first |
If the week.
e. V. Parker is temporarily doing BUSH
ness as tinsmith in the old tannery, ada
cent to DIR. Nowlan's residence.
Several additional copies of singing
books have been purchased for the Baptist
sunday school. We now expect to hear
more voices.
Mrs. Marcia Prescott, who has been |
with her daughter, Mrs. Ransom Hayes, |
turing the winter, has returned to her
home in the village.
The new Masonic building is progress
ng rapidly. Several amateur carpenters
II the fraternity have been lending hand.
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