Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-24

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A. q. Wheeler OF White River junction
was in town briefly Saturday.
Miss vernie Grant began teaching ten
weeks term Of school in Washington Sat
7 urday.
/ Miss Clara Bean, who had been SPEND
| ing three weeks ia Montpelier and Barre.
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Alexander OF South
Royalton spent last Thursday with Mrs.
II. III. Church and family.
The Order OF the Eastern Star will have
its regular meeting this evening in
Masonic hall at Z 30 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. A. Burke Of Pomfret came last
Thursday and stayed until Saturday with
her niece, Mrs. William Bailey.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will be entertained by Mrs. r. II. Joslyn
Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5.
Frederick Leeds went 10 New York Sat
urday to see his mother, Mrs. John Leeds,
who is III with acute indigestion.
Miss Marion Abbott OF Rochester, n
H., the nurse who had been Al II. b. Bells,
left here last Thursday night on a trip TO
the St. Louis exposition.
w. W. Jones, repre- sentative from Han
cock to the present legislature, visited his
mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones, and his sister,
MITE Ahhfltb beuAs 0aAufuhgs
Mrs. Anna NJ. Ames, who went from
here to Burlington early in the summer
and then to Ogdensburg, ". y, Is now In
Milwaukee, Wis, for the winter.
Frank Blakeley. while working at a saw
in Salisbury Brothers mill Monday morn
ing, bad bis left hand badly cut by stick
bet Seen the second and third fingers.
Dillingham; Waldo and family have
moved from Mrs. Angie Woods on
Pleasant street to the house formerly
occupied by Frank Campbell below Pearl
street.
The standpipe for watering locomotives 4
is to be moved from the south to the
north side Of the main track, above the
depot, and a good brick foundation for II 1
has been put in.
Regular convocation OF Whitney Chap /
ter, No. 5, X. A. NJ, will be held in /
Masonic hall Monday evening, Nov. %. /
Work is expected and all X. A. Ms are
asked to be present.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. church fed a
goodly number OF hungry people at the
hash supper Friday evening aud realized
between nine and ten dollars rs the pro-
ceeds OF the venture.
Rev. w. Il. Sparhawk, who has been
supplying the Cong1 churches OF Pitts
heid and Gaysville for several weeks, Is TO
next Sunday with the clergy
man supplying at Norwich.
Miss Maria Merrill slipped and fell on
he icy sidewalks Friday evening,
fracturing the small bone OF her right
wrist, spanning her left thumb and being
severely bruised ana shaken.
There will be a special communication
II Phoenix lodge, No. y, r. q A. M.' IN
Masonic hall Friday evening, Nov, %, at
80 o'clock. Work on the NJ. NJ. degree.
! good attendance is desired.
Mrs. r. K. Perciyal is now occupying !
he chambers In John Z. Tewksbury's
lOuse on Prospect avenue, moving her
,oods Tuesday from George Chedel's on {
chool street, where they have been
tored.
Wallace Burridge, whose exciting ex-
,erier &c with a crazy patient at the hos {
ital IN Hartford, Conn, was narr ted
asst week, came home Monday night TO
omplete his convalescence in quteter sur
:
The fifth biennial report Of the state :
GARD OF library commissioners has Just 4
cen issued and contains a complete ae- 4
cunt of the beginning and growth OF the \
i'm ball Public library with exterior ana 4
lterior views OF the building. K
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Danforth OF Concord,
/. H. are at A. A. Priests, arriving FRI .
ay. MIR. Danforth has been at the White !,
fountains all summer for the benefit OF
is health, which is now better though y
OF thoroughly re-established. y
The gross receipts Of the az postotiiees II
the presidential class in Vermont Tor !,
,e last fiscal year amounted to si6o,Os14O' :,
hlch is great increase over former ),
sars. AT the Randolph office the re- \
,ipts footed up s6,O44.15, with $500 allowed a
IT clerk hire. b
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency h
- rented for J. r. Hobart of Essex juno IL
on his house on Prospect avenue TO Ia
narles {. Roundy, who has purchased a el
M interest in the Randolph foundry and ci
ill soon move his family here from Ia
'oi cester, Mass. OF
The Kendrick house on South Main 6
rect IS closed for the winter, which Mr.. ei
"a Mrs. Kendrick are 10 spend in Bur- X
,gton with their daughter, Mrs. ;. II. re
cCullough. Mrs. Kendrick left for Bur Sc
1gton Saturday, accompanied by her
zee, Mrs. Louis Tetreauit, who went d
T a visit. "
Mrs. Fred Goodrich and her son, Wal Ia
ce Avery. returned I iday night from y
anoyer. y. H., where they had been for ~
10 weeks. Monday they picked up the al