Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
Randolph Continued

Philip Chaussy is at home i'll.
F. r. Prichard was in Burlington Friday
night
i II. j. Dwinell of Morrisville was in towr
Tuesday
Miss G. Kate Howard was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Frank Copeland is quite i'll with sciatiC
rheumatism.
Mrs. James Mccall returned Tuesday to
/ New York city.
Frank Bacon went to Greensboro yester-
day on fishing trip,
George Mason has sold thirteen Nc
/ Cormick mowers this spring.
i Mrs George Webster of Barre visited
/ Mrs. +. T. Lille over Sunday.
Josiah Tilson, who has been i'll some
/ time, is now able to be about.
Peter Jerd Of West Brookfield is en-
\ ployed at Hayward's barber shop.
The concreters have finished their work
here and depart today, probably.
| A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Walker Of South Randolph.
Frank W. Church went to Greenfield,
Mass, Monday TO visit for a month.
Miss Florence Kinsman of Rochester is
sewing with Miss Minnie Carpenter.
The stock shipment Monday included
80 hogs at &c. and 20 calves at 81 to a c.
John 7. Sanderson has decided the old
windmill property at the Center to Mrs.
Thatcher Stone.
Arthur Proctor remains critically i'll,
pneumonia having set in. James Carri-
gan is assisting in his care.
Three large shade trees in V. /. Spears
yard, Summer street, were cut down Mon
day to thin out the foliage
Mrs. e. c. Kingsbury and Mrs. Nellie
Bailey of Montpelier, relatives of Mrs. l..
Z. Booth, visited her over Sunday.
The Randolph Book club viii be enter
tanned at Mrs. l.. p. Thayers Saturday
afternoon from three to five O'Clock.
Mrs. Emma Taplin, who teaches school
in Washington, visited former neighbors
here this week, returning home Tuesday.
DR.. r. J. Goss Of Hartford has decided to
p. e. McMurphy two acres of the Harriet
Walbridge land near J. l.. Mann Is Granger
farm.
E. +. Ladeau recently found the carcass
of fine buck deer on the Tatro farm. 1t
had been half eaten by dogs. He saved
the antlers.
II. A. Harper is painting B. T. Lom-
bard's house and W. j. Dukette is doing a
like job for E. A. Shattuck's and E. T.
Sault's houses.
A. c. Holman has finished his temporary
engagement at the Colburn clothing store
and returns to his duties on the road short
~, with headquarters at st. Adams
Mary Howe, the singer, and her string
quartette appear at Dubois a Gays hall
May 23d, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Ways and Means society Of the Congl
church.
While Robert, son of T. j. Adams. was
riding horseback Tuesday, the horse fell
and rolled over the young man. who very
luckily escaped more serious injury than a
few bruises
Henry George OF Boston has come to
work in the Drew blacksmith shop, in the
ownership of which he has an interest. with
his brother, Ed. George Drew has finished
work in the shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Vanorman enter |
tanned a small party at euchre Tuesday /
night. Ice cream and cake were served. 4
after which an enjoyable hour was spent 1
at the card tables
Mrs. Ida Batchelder has returned to her
home, having been cared for three months /
al the home Of her brother. She is under 4
the care Of DR.. Clifford taking the X-ray
treatment twice weekly, at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Buck attended the
Of Mr.. Bucks brother, Fred. /
and Miss Annie Hstton at the Unitarian I
church, Lebanon, last evening. The bride 1