Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-23
Randolph Continued.

Robert Fielders is i'll.
A. n. Hayes is able to be out after his
/ illness.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Northfeld was
/ here Saturday.
r. Holbrook is improving from his re-
cent pull-back
Mrs. Fred Church OF Montpelier was in
I town last week.
Rev q. W, Morrow of Burlington was
| in town yesterday.
Ed McGlahin Of Warren visited at J. b.
/ Eldredge's Tuesday.
Dennis Rattee is troubled with an ABB
scess on one thumb.
Edmund Nixon has been indisposed and
off duty several days.
Mrs. Clarence Booth is i'll with infiam-
nation OF the bowels.
}. w. Atwood went to Plymouth, n. H.,
Monday for a few days.
Martin Washburn returned from Wash
ington, ID, c., Tuesday.
b. L. McCarom OF st. Adams spent
Sunday with friends here.
Misses Eunice Flint and Lueie Wall
spent Tuesday in Burlington.
Mrs. Charles Kidder and Miss Northrop
OF Bethel were in town Tuesday.
j. ID. Denison has been in attendance at
Windsor county court this week.
W. W. Bean was in Montpelier and Bar
re the first OF the week on business.
Friends OF Miss Josephine Sault rendered
her farewell surprise party last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Tenney Of south Roy
alton were guests at l.. II. Rumrill's Tues
day.
Mr. II nttrf,.. q NE,tsl,...
IS the guest Of Mrs. A. +. Bass for a few
days.
Thomas Fitch Of Chicago came Monday
to visit at the home OF Mrs Ellen Blan-
chard.
The subject Of next Sundays bible les
son at the Christian Science chapel is
Love
Mrs. II, A. Lamb has been quite IN the
past week. Mrs. SaXton has been caring
FOR her.
Rev. F. G. Rainey's subject Sunday
morning is "The supernaturalness in
Prayer
A cordial invitation to all 10 attend the
Baptist social at Mrs. Rising's tomorrow
evening.
DIR. Stevens Of Bradford, the 'swireless''
tooth extractor, was in town yesterday on
business.
+. +. Van Orman is improving from an
attack OF pneumonia, but is still confined
to his bed.
VIM. Mann came from Saratoga, n. Y.
the last of the week for a short stay at his
home here.
Miss Isa hanson went yesterday to
spend two weeks visiting Ia Burlington
and Bristol.
Rev. @. E. Laid viii speak next sunday
morning upon the subject, Lilies True
Rewards
Ed. McCrulis and Rob Morrison have
been IN Montpelier and Barre this week
on business.
b. q. Kicker shipped about 200 sheen.
l-J hogs and two cattle Monday, SO hogs
going from here
Herbert r. Flint Of Springfield. Mass.
who had been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home Tuesday.
W. B. Wall. Homer Vail and VI Smear
went 20 Burlington today to attend the
Fish and Game meeting.
Z. L. Merchant was able 10 sit IN sun
aay Tor the nrst lime for several weeks and
= now very comfortable.
John X. Williams has sold TO Levi
WASH oarn MS place on Park street next
to Mrs. Mary Mann home
-N AfaaANlHl bHNk Eluh Viii HD enter
tanned nt Mrs Homer Whites next Satur-
CAV afternoon from 90 O'Clock.
Notices are up IN the postoffice asking
toI dos ior carrying The mail on sunday
between ihis place and the Center.
AZ the Christian church next SUNDAY
morning hey. Geo. q. Howe viii take for
ms subject -fhe Contagion 81 sim
Nelson Seymour -year-old son died
~anaay. Rev. Homer White ofFgiatei AZ
the funeral which Vas held yesterday.
lt was y n. Hubbard's team and ne,
q Il Hubbard :, that ran into the
week.
Mrs. Mary Bass, widow Of William Rsss.
ltit Yesterday for The home Of her parents
near Boston where she will reside Tor he
present.
NJ and Mrs Chester Kent OF Lisbon. y. (
-. are visiting at THE home 81 his sister.
NJ. Ernest Manchester. They arrived
TUESDAY.
Ernest Hatch Of Manchester. \. H
nephew q Rev. e. .. Howe. spent several