Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-08
Randolph Continued

MISS Jessie 4 tdIsolh was IN NAoHt EtiASi
Friday
Miss Alta Bailey is conyalescent after
a severe attack of tonsilits.
Miss Elizabeth Evans has been with
friends in Roxbury for week.
Louis Williams came home Tuesday
from a weeks visit in Pittstield.
John Tewksbury was in Burlington over
Sunday to meet his brother, Charles
Miss Lima Battles returned to her studies
at Goddard seminary, Barre, Monday.
Mrs win Morrill, Of Sharon is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien Dupuis.
The graded schools will commence
Monday after a three weeks vacation.
Miss Fannie Rood of Buck Hollow has
been the recent guest Of her cousin, j. b.
Wells, and family.
w. w. Sprague, ID. II. Morse and A. A.
Priest are attending the State Dairymen's
meeting in Rutland.
NJ. l.. Washburn went last night to
Underhill, where Mrs. Washburn is stay
ing with her mother.
Leon Webster went back to Dartmouth
college Monday night after spending the
vacation in Randolph.
Clifford Eaton was in Rochester from
Monday until yesterday to see his sister,
Luella, who is in poor health.
Harry Phillips took his departure Mon
day for Mohonk Lake, ~ Y, after a va
cation Of two or three weeks in Randolph.
Mrs. Eva n Jones has finished work
for A. l.. Adams and is stopping with Mrs.
G.. F. Jones, her mother, on School street. |
A son, William Sanford Dubois, arrived !
Tuesday evening to gladden. the home OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Dubois at Evans !
ton, III.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with |
Mrs. T.. o. Blanchard Monday evening, !
Jan. 18th, at the usual hour All cordially |
invited.
P. f. Rumrill went yesterday to Tewks-
bury, Mass, with the expectation of en-
tering hospital to fit himself for train
ed nurse.
Mrs. l.. NJ. N. Stevens OF Portland, Me-,
national president OF the w. e. Il. u, is
expected to speak in Randolph Friday,
January JIG.
MIR. and Mrs A. b. Manchester went to
South Royalton Tuesday to visit Mr. Man |
ehester's brother, Henry, and his sister,
Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs. A. f. Carr came last night from
Goffstown, n. H., to attend the funeral |
today of her son-in-law, the late II. w. |
Tewksbury
George Day has bought the William
Baird farm at the Center and moved last
week from the o. p. Hood place on Central
street to his new purchase.
George G. Osgood has rented the house
of Mrs. Ida Batchelder on Pearl street and
viii move from the tenement over ]. ID.
Mitchell's store the first Of February.
Mrs. II. G. Cole Of Boston, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. j. Adams,
left Tuesday morning for Proctor, to be
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. W. p. Abbott.
The Rev. II. B. ID. Mcneil Of JERSEY
City, who held service in st. Johns
church three weeks ago, has been called
to the rectorship at Manchester Center.
Attention Is called to Sec. II Of the vii
lage bylaws, forbidding eoasting in the
streets. Complaint has been made to the
trustees that this ordnance is not being
observed
The Ladies' Aid Of Braintree Branch
hold sociable with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Holman Thursday evening, Jan. Is.
A program is to be given and light re-
freshinents served. All are cordially in
vlted.
The neighborhood whist club met at
j. B. Wells Dec. 26th with about FORTY
present. Mrs. A. {. Wells and John
Wells were the lucky ones. winning
twenty-five points.
There will be regular meeting Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star, with instaIla-
ton OF officers, Thursday evening, jan
uary Is. All members are requested to be
present. Lunch viii be served.
Hon. j. W. Rowell has been confined to
the house since sunday by neuralgia and
was unable TO attend an important confer
ence Of the supreme court in Montpelier
yesterday on the legality Of certain phases
Of the referendum.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Washburn went To
Battleboro last Thursday to see MI.
Nashburn' 3 sister, Mrs. Willard Martin.
returning Friday, and Monday Mrs,
Washburn went 10 Underhin to be with
her mother for awhile.
Miss Nina Carpenter, who has been |
clerking i'm Z. A. Thomas dry goods store
for some months, has been out Of the store /
since he isi inst. and is visiting Mrs /
Ernest Sargent in Bethel before going 10 /
her nome IN Brookfeld.
The Book club viii meet Saturday after |
noon from 10 3 with Mrs. Il. o. Blanch- /
ard. y BIO takes the date on which Mrs.
H. b. Bell was 10 entertain as she expects I
10 BE- away when, according to the pro-
gram, IL viii Be her turn to act as hostess. |
The "Uncie Si' company presented
.heir comedy last evening 10 an audience /
% brookheld that completely filled the
new Town hall. A stage and scenery /