Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-06
Randolph Continued

Mrs. W. L. Rand and son, Ralph, are
visiting in Warren.
Mrs. w. S. Curtis went to Montpelier
| Monday for a week.
William Stevenson was in White River
! Junction yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs L. j. Sargent are on car
rage drive to Rutland.
e. Z. Evans Of Montpelier was in town
| for few hours Tuesday.
Mrs. J. d. Mitchell is at her old home in
Bridgewater for a week or ten days.
Schools at Bethel Gilead and Bass Mills
close tomorrow for the fall vacation.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped Monday 10 calves
(le, to &c., z hogs (5lc. TO &C., and II sheep
&c. to 3c.l.
Mrs. d. A. Fisk of Salem, Mass, is vis-
iting at the home OF her brother law,
! S. n. Fisk.
The next regular meeting Of the o. r. 5.
will be held Thursday evening, the 18th,
at 80 O'Clock.
Miss Hattie King has gone to Barre,
where she has found employment in
boarding house.
Mrs. Granger OF Bethel Gilead is sick
with diphtheria at the home OF her son,
Ransom Granger.
Miss Blanche j. McColl, the guest of
Mrs. Margaret Gay, returned to South
Ryegate yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cass OF Roches-
ter visited Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Hatch Tues
day and Wednesday.
c. G. Beedle Of Keene, n. H., was with
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Beede last week from
Thursday TO Saturday.
The interior of the Corner drug store has
a "a sN-s.A
provement Of its appearance.
Mrs. Ernest Hatch went yesterday to
Manchester, n. H., to see her father,
James Howe, who is very sick with
measles.
G. W. Douglass Of Clhside farm went to
Morristown Tuesday to see his father, who
was badly hurt last week by frightened
horse.
John Lamson has entered a school in
New York for the study of navigation. for
which he has a long time shown a decided
inclination.
Mrs. l.. A. Pearson went to Montpelier
Friday to spend week with her daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, who has employment in
that city.
Mrs Arthur Fielders and two children
Of Franklin Falls, n. H., are passing
week with Mr.. Fielders' mother, Mrs. j.
ID. Laport.
Mrs. Hannah Holman and her son, A.
c. Holman, who had been visiting Mrs.
Mary Mann for few weeks, returned to
st. Adams Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bell started Tuesday
morning on their return to Chicago, stop
ping en- route for a few days in the north
ern part OF the state.
Miss Vienna Butler, who was taken sick
at c. ID. Hood some seven or eight weeks
ago with severe attack Of typhoid fever,
is now gaining slowly.
Miss MAY Bradish OF Medford. Mass.
aud her friend, Miss Mary Strange, were
/ the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Francis Eaton
from Friday until Monday.
| Word comes from Mortified that ~Fin-
nigan's Fortune, to be given in Dubois q
] Gays hall Thursday evening, the 18th. is
well worthy Of patronage
| A magazine club has been formed
/ among residents Of the Fair Ground with
I Mrs. J, A. Walsh as president. and Mrs,
7 4. T.. Brooks secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and baby, who had
/ been staying with Mrs. Sargent's mother.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, several weeks.
Z went to their home in Bethel yesterday.
l The A. b. 'Cushman real estate agency
I has sold for Sprague, Warner q Co. Of Chi
cagO their land near the Foster place h
Marcott a Hayes Of this village; price s825.
] Or. II. T.. Holmes Of Minneapolis came
yesterday to spend two or three DAYS with
Z his mother and grandfather. Mrs. Mary
and Mr.. William Holmes, on south
street.
William Mann has been home from sar.
atoga, y. Y, this week, and Monday
\ George Mann and little son came ron
/ Dewey's Millsand staid until the next
day.
An Odd Fellows are requested 10 Is,
present at Odd Fellows hall Monda,
evening, Nov. l0, TO practise and arranF,
Jog attending the District meeting 10 b.
held al Windsor Friday, Nov a.
The Woman's Relief Corps viii hold ,
sociahle next Tuesday afternoon al m,
home Of Mrs. Fred Terry. There viii l.,
ana carly supper and each lady is reogcster
% furnish some article Of food.
George G. Hatch shipped 10 Boston Mon.
day the following stock: -Five roilcb -
- 90 -iQ), . sheep and lambs 90 Z.
- Z, 20 calves l2c. to 6C.l Is hogs 80. .snl
o. two head % cattle tsl5I.
VIM Eugene kimbsll. son 81 Col. y {
. himnail- L SIS s with typhoid fever al bf
nome ~ NcW York. At last accounts ~
ea-e was progressing favorah lvs viii 4.
serious oeVeiQpments In symptoms.
Arthur Bean ts a member Of the foottal
eieten connected with the KfrksviiIe A.
~ hoQl oi osleouathy. which he il attend
Mg. AAsi saturday be- PLAYED In - Iou5
city. " 81 'l