Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
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Mrs. w. F. Edison spent Sunday in West
Lebanon.
Homer Rainey is at home from n. L. on
I a vacation.
Ernest sault returned TO Lynn, Mass,
/ Friday night.
Miss Ceeile Buck of East Roxbury was
/ in town Monday.
X. F. Fassett of Tunbridge visited at d.
/ B. Fassett's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowe Of Mortified
visited here a day last week.
Charles Blaisdell moves from the Mann
l farm to +. V. Steele's house
Miss Jennie Morton has spent a portion
Of her vacation in Royalton.
Mrs. Georgia Sargent Of Claremont, \.
I h., is in town for two weeks.
/ A. j. Richardson has started a barn at
his place on Highland avenue.
Miss Mary Stone Of Springfield visited
last week at Fred shequinne's.
Ed. McCrillis was in White River juno
tion Friday on horse business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Douglass Of stowe
I visited at J. T. Rogers last week.
Mrs. c. W. Miller visited here last week,
returning Saturday 10 Lebanon.
George Ryder visited Saturday and Sun
day in Bellows Falls and Hartland.
Miss Georgia White came last Thursday
from Bellows Falls for a short vacation.
Miss Mary Dubois is at home from Bur
lington for vacation from teaching
Mrs. +. A. Thompson went to New York
Saturday for a stay of two or three weeks.
b. /. Pratt and Mrs. d. l.. Tilson went
to Burlington Saturday for a few days
stay.
Miss Eva Forth was the first to bring
spring flowers 10 the HERALD office this
year.
Clarence Preston has commenced to
work the second season for George n.
Slack.
Misses Sadie and Ann Houston Of South
Royalton were guests at }. Z. kendalls
last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carroll II. Granger Of
Gouldsviile were guests at G. X, Changers
over Sunday.
Miss Maud Booth returned TO Morris
willie Friday, after visit al her brothers,
L. p. Booths,
Fred Beedie OF Reene, n. H., has been in
town several days since Saturday return
ing Wednesday.
Misses Mildred and Annie, daughters Of
Willis Howard, found plenty Of Mayhew-
/ ers March 9th.
The stock shipment Monday included
[ 66 hogs. 3 20 8 l-sc.l, j. calves, n 20 5ch
and several cattle.
J.B. Wells attended road commission
( ers' meetings In Chelsea and White River
/ Junction this week.
Mrs John ". Lynch has gone to
/ Worcester. Mass, TO make her home with
her son for the present.
Mss Louise Ordway Of Concord, \. H.
was guest at y. W. McCollom's from
saturday until Tuesday
Joe Osgood and Mrs. Addie Hunt OF
East Randolph have moved into the ten
ement in the Morton block
Mrs. Fred Jewett went TO New York
Saturday TO visit her sister, Mrs. Parsons,
and 10 study dressmaking styles.
Mrs. Alma Ellis, who had been visiting
her niece, Mrs. Byron Manchester, for two
weeks. returned to Rochester Monday.
Miss Lila J. Webster visited Miss Eta
Chamberlin Saturday, on her way TO
birmingham. Mass, where she teaches
Miss Theresa Moore, who has been visit
ing here for two months, went Monday TO
Canada on her way home to Anamoose, n.
Oak.
q. II. slack has a COW which recently
gave birth to a calf having only one ear.
The rest OF the calf Is strong, healthy ana
Of good size
II. NJ. Totman has secured position for
his Young assistant, Clarence +. Bruce, IN
a greenhouse at Hollis, y. H., and he went
there Monday.
Arthur Wilson has finished work for p.
l.. Bass and, with Alfred Wells, Is visiting
in Montpelier. Later, he will 60 TO Brat
tleboro TO work
The Young woman's Foreign Mission
Z a a. arn will meet
With Miss Rosa Cooper ON saturday after
noon az 3 o'clock.
There will be a special communication
OF phmniN Lodge, 7, a a. NJ, "Wednesday
I evening, Apr 9th, with work on the T.. A.
and =. G. degrees.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. w. W. Morton April 9Th at 2:5O
O'Clock. There will be special sewing Tor
the Central council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grover and Miss
Una OF Lawrence, Mass, were guests at n
Z. Greene's and +. \. Rising's from
Thursday until Monday.
W. II. Dubois, Willard Gay, j. ID. Dem
ison Mrs. Margaret Gay and Mrs, a. y.
Cav attended the funeral of Merrick syl-
vester at Bethel Thursday.
F f. Prichard has been appointed a
member OF the reception committee for
The session Of New England teachers, TO
b. held in Burlington IN July.
Persons are asked not to leave their
lawn rakings in the streets. IL takes out
little time to move them to the garden ana
finally dispose of them IN bonfire
Walter Newton finished work as express
teamster saturday and went to Worcester,
Mass. Monday to work in wholesale
store. He is succeeded by Clyde Ca sidy.
Marguerite, eleven-year-o daughter Of
Mrs. Fay Wells, made the trip alone from
Arizona to Randolph last week, telegraph,
ING ahead from Canada when she would
arrive.
Rev. Willis T. Sparhawk started Wednes,
day for California, expecting TO spehu
some time in the land OF flowers. lie goes
first to Los Angeles. The trip Is Tor ms
health.
G. ID. Smead furn ished the maple
supar for a pleasant sugar party CIV,
IN by the Rebekahs at their hau
n "