Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-03
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Luke Parish was in Burlington Monday.
DIR. III. II. Mcintyre made a trip to
Montpelier Monday.
Carl McAllister, Pullman conductor,
passed Sunday in town.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Young were in
Montpelier over Sunday.
DIR. w. S. Curtis OF Montpelier spent
Sunday at his home here.
w. A. Mcintosh spent Sunday in
Mortified, returning Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Clafiin Of Bethel was vis-
itor at Charles Steele's over Sunday.
3. f. Kicker shipped Monday 30 hogs,
81 to Be-, y calves, to Sc, and seven cat
tie
q. L. Merchant was kept from duty at Z.
A. Thomas store last week by liberated
teeth.
win Brooks, formerly Of Randolph, is
the father Of TO- lb. son born Friday at
Rutland.
Mrs. /. S. Chase returned Monday after
spending three or four weeks in New
York and Boston.
Miss Stella Flint went to Braintree
Monday to spend week with her sister,
Mrs. Nj. Z. Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Atwood and grand
daughter, Esther StimetE, spent Sunday IN
White River Junction.
/. ID. Litehfeld has come from Spring
field to succeed Henry Luce in the Hunt
ington & rredo market.
Glen Bailey went Monday to Bellows
Falls, where be has a situation as clerk IN
the Andrews drug store.
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a guest at Mrs. Julia Malsh's the first OF
the week, coming Monday.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman went Monday TO
Concord, n. H., to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill, for a week.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips OF Montpelier was
guest at Hon. " /, Spears and Of friends
at the Center the first OF the week.
Mrs. W. W. sprague and Miss Olive
Fisk Of BroOkfield attended a musical con-
vention at East Montpelier last week.
Mrs. Laura Rawlins has undergone a
successful operation at Mary Fletcher hos
Dital, Burlington, and hopes to be back
home In two weeks.
There viii be q regular meeting OF
Beulah chapter, No. IS, Q. f. s, Thursday
evening, March Sd, at 7:30 o'clock. A
good attendance is desired.
Mrs. II. G. Beekman returned Saturday
TO her nome IN west COihEGNAAANF Ahaass
ACCOMPANIED BY Miss Eunlce Flint, who
will be her guest for few weeks.
The annual convocati0n OF Whitney
chapter, No. 5, X. A. NJ, viii be held IN
Masonic hall Monday afternoon, March Z,
at 2 O'Clock. large attendance IL de-
sired.
Marcott 4 Hayes have large contract
for furnishing the spruce lumber used IN
the framework for the new l2-room school
building to be built in Barre the coming
spring.
This week Arthur Slack has moved to
the q. E. Cuahman farm, Henry Luce 10
the John Mudgett farm in Brookneid ann
James Mullaly TO the Gorham place on the
Center road.
b. A. Durkee has moved to the Gabrielle
house on Weston street. Mr.. Durkee
comes from Springfield, VT, TO which
Mace he moved from No. Randolph quite
recently. He is mason.
w. :. Brown, lately employed by e. 9.
BIodgett. left Monday for Battle Greek,
Mich, where his near relatives reside and
where be intends to work at teamlng. lie
was accompanied by his VILE
Misses Minnie Carpenter and Lettie
Bailey went TO Rochester Friday 10 wit
ness q drama presented by home talent.
Miss Grace Ianison and George Chattield
furnished piano and violin music Tor the
evening.
The Chautauqua circle is invited to
meet with Mrs :. s. Bass Monday even
ing. March Z. II is hoped that DR.. II. h.
MCINTYRE will be present and give talk
on his travels in the borderlands OF the
United States.
very pleasant family gathering was
held with Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. bass the
afternoon and evening OF req; Y, inose
L. aud Mrs i Harris bAAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Tracy and Edward Nixon.
r. \. Bean. who injured his leg last fall
while hunting and has been laid up all
winter, Is now able to be about with the
aid of crutehes. He paid his first visit to
the ingalls, barber shop last week and even
held a razor for a short time saturday.
Mrs. Abbie p. Mallory, who had been
stopping several months with her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. w. w. Sprague, went Monday 70
/ Montnelier. where she Is TO reside Win
another dGughter, who is in quite poor
health.
! Miss George Mann returned Monday
/ from South Barre, where for five weeks
\ she had been assisting in the care OF her
sister Miss Winnifred Mann, W no was taken
/ I'M with rheumatic fever while teachlng
there. Her mother, Mrs. Ida Mann, re-
mains still Miss Minnifred = conValeselhg
! steadily. nuI very HAdWAAs 49," -
/ he able TO be moved home for several
weeks vet.
The guessing contest at w. w. Morton's
store closed Monday. The kernels OF
wheat in the jar were counted by MISS
Helen Wedgwood and the number Ionhd
To he 4l22. Mrs. Charles Wilson OF Bethei
guessed 4l24-the nearest-and Wins the
Silver set of four pieces offered by the ol9
| Grist Mill Co. Miss Mertie Wood guessed
| 4i6l and Mrs. Ernest Tracy 41l2 About
! 100 guesses were registered.
Program for the Grange meeting tof
March l2th:-Music by choir; address 81, oy
Worthy Master IL. Totman, SUBJECT ne