Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
Randolph.
Me. c. z. Abbott arrived Monday.

Mrs. c. E. Abbott arrived Monday.
Dyer's ice cart began its rounds Mon
day.
J. A. Lucas Of Montpelier visited here
over Sunday.
NJ. S. Adams of South Royalton was in
town Monday.
Geo. Chatfield was in Washington for a
few days last week.
Mrs. L. S. Adams returned Friday from
her visit at Post Mills.
VIII p. Flint has moved to his new
home on Franklin street.
! L. +. Hollenbaek and family OF Georgia
visited here over Sunday.
Sixty-four hogs at &c. and % calves, to
| 4lc., were shipped Monday.
Geo. Chedel OF Pittsfeld came Thursday
| to visit at n. w. McCollom's.
/ Mrs. ID. J. Morse and daughter, Cleora,
1 OF Barre visited here Tuesday.
G. w. Barnes house is being repainted
4 by George Trask and Lew. Blakely.
Frank Lashaway has moved into VIM.
Bass tenement, recently advertised.
Mrs Ellen r. ingalls, Of Fayston is visit
ing her son, c. H. ingalls,, this week.
Miss j. Hapgood came Tuesday from
MANbH " hAnAA at NV AAbAAANA y A+NN -
/ Miss Bertha Cloud Of South Royalton
came Monday 10 work at Leon DreW's'
NJ. NJ. Wilson and f. L. Bass went to
Boston Monday night on legal business
Mrs. ]. F. Chadwick has gone on Wis
iting trip to Hartford, Conn.,, and Boston.
Mrs. c. S. Booth gave a small whist
party at II. r. Holman's Saturday evening"
q. w. Clark and Dick Banister caught
ii pounds OF Democratic trout last Thurs
day.
Three persons were admitted to mem
bership in the Congl church Sunday by
letter.
Mrs. F. E. Colburn and little son were
here over Sunday, returning MONDAY g
Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson and little
son were in Burlington from Friday I'M
til Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Young and daughter
Of Portsmouth, \. H., visited MONDAY a.
W. W. Beans.
Mrs. Elmer Bean is improving under th I,
care of DR.. l.. W. ClOugh Of Bethel ana d
: able 70 ride out.
Frederick Leeds went to New York
Tuesday 10 assist his mother in celebrat'
ing her birthday.
~
spent several DAYS with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Fabien Dupuis.
Charles Waldo was in Waterbury Mon
dav and purchased a full-blood holsteli
bull from the asylum herd.
l. q. Kent has moved into the uppe
tenement OF the Mcintosh house, vacated
by w. 5. ;. and y. {. Buck
Miss Bernice Thomas, music teacher o
Northfield High school, visited Mrs. :.
Booth Friday and saturday
C Holman left for Kansas City ate
another carload Of horses last night. II
will return in about ten days.
Miss Relic Blair OF Montpelier and Mr.
Eliza beth Blair OF Warren were guests q
p a. Griswold's over Sunday.
n Talbot OF Mortified was in tow
Monday on business connected win IN
sale of George Days place IN Northheiu'
Mrs. c. p. Frost and two children re
tprned 10 Hanover, y. H., saturday atte
visiting for few days at W. H. DUBOIS
F.F. and F. c. Evans Of Waterbury WEI
in town Monday r. I. purchased w
horses Of Brookfield parties Tor ms lVerN
Mrs. ID. II. Morse and Miss Mary Nor,
. were in Burlington TUESDAY. ME. =.
: A. Putnam went there also LOT ie" uaS
; visit. -. ,yo,,an
} ,,isa;orary union Of the Congl churC
! was held on Tuesday with Mrs. Solu
i. bury.
: Miss Carrie sault, who has finished
: ,,,,rse in the Albany Business college,
= with her mother, Mrs. Emily sault, Il
the present.
Among the claims paid last quarter !
the Masonic Equitable Accident 70 We
s1O5 to +. +. Sawyer and sS2.l4 70 u
shepardson.
Frank Howes OF Boston was q guest
+. III. Ketchum last week ana he'SH q,
trodnced him TO trout brooks that yield'
good string
10 flara Halves, who had been que
- her grandfather, l.. G. Tracy, LOT
! month. returned to her home IN Burlln
i ton Saturday.
valuable COW owned by c. W. la
ward Was scared by a dog IN the pastu
sunday and fell, breaking her leg. >
had to be killed.
Nrs n. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. Z
4 bert Fckert Chandler and w ms Nhahu,
all from New York the 10Th Tor
DAYS European trip.
The ladies' Ways and Means society
the Congl church will meet Friday all'
noon with Mrs. r. A. Ihoiiias' i'i
attendance is desired.
4 n Markham. H. W ~ -.
Henry and Jackson, were at Lake Mltch'
Sharon 1 saturday. They found very go
eabing AZ Inc lake, which is private pl
serve.
= Miss Mary Howard, yho h haa oeSh sir
y Miss Mary's attack Of pneumonia, retnI
= i, ber teaching duties at springhe
Mass, Friday
The exactions Of the beef trust nave n.y.
,,orried our people much yet, as nat "a,
W. y generally good enough TO suit IN
and NE retail price Of the native mas
gone up as yet. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton, Mcintosh t9sI5to
and Mrs. l.. b. johnson, W. A. Melhto
s ~ IfInisfosh and Ernest Mcintosh after
"a The funeral OF Mrs. Reuben Meint'
a. Mortified Saturday.
Hon. P. w. Clement, candidate IoI
.rnor on a high license platform w, ma
"a DnBois 4 Gays hall for lhurs'
eTening. MAY I'D, and will speak on
issue that he represents.