Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-10
Randolph Continued.

E. A. Shattuek was in Mortified yester-
day.
Miss Lura Montgomery is the victim Of
/ a hard cold.
1 T.. T. Lille has been housed for a week
with a bronchial cold.
e. +. Noyes returned Friday from few
days stay in Burlington.
| Mrs q. A. Brown OF Pittsield is with
her sister, Mrs. b. /. Pratt
| w. j. Blodgett is in Lyndonville for two
or three days, going Tuesday
! Roy Huse went to Burlington Friday
and spent Sunday with Julian Grow
| DR. II. II. Hayward was here from Tun-
| bridge last Thursday, returning Friday.
Julius Montgomery, who has been sick
this week with erysipelas, is improving
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury, who was threat
ened with an attack Of pneumonia, is con-
valescing.
Miss Polly Russell, who had been stay
ing at II. e. soper's, went home to North
field Tuesday.
T.. w. Tewksbury & Co. ship today to
Connecticut $50 bushels of potatoes, earring
them at South Royalton.
Mr. and Mrs. +. e. Danforth OF Concord.
n. H.,arriyed Friday and were guests until
Tuesday at A. A. Priests.
G. w. Hayward, landlord Of the RAN
dolph Inn, has been suffering severely
from catarrhal sores in the head
Mrs. Myron fuller, who had been with
her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Blakeley, for week.
went to her home in runbridge Saturday,
Mrs. A. b. Fish is away for a week, VISIT
ing her sister, Mrs. Kezer. in Rochester
and her son, Galen b. Fish, in Stock
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle were in Beth
81 Tuesday to attend the funeral OF the
late Mrs. Sarah Chapman, whose age was
l01 years.
Miss Minnie Smith is in New York this
week, leaving yesterday to attend the con-
vention of the International Dressmakers'
association.
The w. X. c., U. S. Grant post and
friends are invited to meet with Mrs. Ira
-. Williams Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. Supper from 8 on.
Fred Chadwick was home over Sunday
and Monday from Barre with two fellow
students at Goddard seminary, William
Missud and Leroy Hunt
Glenn Bailey has returned from Bellows
talls, where he went last week to clerk in
Andrews drug store, not finding the sit
uatIon to be what he expected.
Mrs. J. ID. Laport was taken very sick
81 khA but - uuW betlcEs Tier son, I
A. X. Fielders, and wife OF South Royal- /
ton drove up Sunday TO see her.
Miss Flora Bell left Sunday night for
New York to visit the millinery markets /
and was joined there Monday by her
trimmer, Miss Bertha Glazier Of North |
held, who was with her last season.
Mrs. j. g. Mann, who came from Og- /
uensburg, \. y, three weeks ago 10 re- 4
cover from an illness, is at DIR. Giffordis /
sanitarium thus week for treatment.
l.. z. Booth, who went from here to 1
providence X. l., last fall is now in Buff
ialo, \. H., with the Eastman Kodak com 4
pahy' Ills family are still in Providence.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips, who had been vis-
Jung az Y, 1. Spears in this village and at
mrs. holden-s al the Center, went back to /
Siontpeller Friday, accompanied BY Miss
Jennie WEIGH, who remained over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Alexander of south
lunoridge and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Flint
Of Braintree spent day recently with II. /
II. Church and family. Mr.. Church. who
has been critically IN for two months. Is
gaining slowly.
The old library room in Dubois & GAYS
oiock has been rented for brokers Office 4
nose manager IS to be @. Il Blood, rep
,esenting the Federal stock aud Grain
company Of Boston, which has another
branch Office IN st. Adams
James Derby Of Granville has rented the I,
Aionzo Emery farm for a wear and takes
possession OF i today. Mr. Emery, who
: messenger Of the national House Of Rep
'esentatiYes, : on from Washington, ID.
= 70 attend 70 business matters.