Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-25

f. A. Thomas has been in the New York
market this week.
Miss Lula Allen has finished her school
in Braintree and is at home.
NJ. c. Rowell went to Manchester, N. H.,
Friday on short business trip.
S. n. Homan, who had been visiting at
j. +. Howe's, returned to Boston Friday.
Miss Maurine Thayer went to Bethel
Friday, remaining until after the holiday
Monday.
Mrs. W. s. Curtis was in South Royalton
for few days last week as the guest OF
Miss Ala Day.
Rev. Fraser Metzger preached last Sun
day in Huntington in the interests OF the
Anti-Saloon league.
Shelton Swallow OF Brooklyn, n. Y, was
a guest at Hon. VIM. II. Dubois last
Thursday and Friday.
Robert Chedel, who is attending the
High school, was at his home in Pitisiield
from Friday to Tuesday.
Miss Ftta Chamberlain was home from
Montpelier for the days recess from school
work in honor Of Washington's birthday.
Mrs. A. l.. Bower underwent an opera
ton at her home Tuesday at the hands OF
Drs. A. c. Bailey and L. NJ. Greene OF
Bethel.
Miss Ellen Clifford OF Rochester, employ
ed IN the office OF the Bethel Printing COM
pany, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Griswold,
Mrs. Il. r. Upham, who has been serious
" threatened with an attack OF pneumo-
mia and under the care OF trained nurse,
is very much better.
VIM. n. Packard, employed In the
Faneuil Hall market, Boston, was the
guest OF his father, f. ii. Packard, over
Sunday and Monday.
He. Gilbert entertained at "The Reser-
vatinnn over Sunday his friend, Nelson ii.
Marvin. manager OF the Continental
Clothing Co., of Boston, and Mrs. Marvin
Mrs. @. f. Burnap, who is spending the
winter here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Howard, is at her home in Gardner,
Mass, for two or three weeks, leaving
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Simmons of Leban-
on, n. H., came Saturday TO spend sunday
and the following holiday with Mrs. SIM
mons sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Edison.
Mrs, Truman ellison OF Pembroke, n,
H. who had been to Waterbury to attend
the funeral of her sister, stopped here sat
urday for brief visit with her nephew,
Lyman ID. Xix.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers OF Chelsea
" re here "Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week to look at one or two houses IN tht
village with a view to purchasing and
making their home in Randolph.
DIR. II. g. Beekman OF West Someryille
Mass. was with Mrs. Beekman at w. Is
Wallis over Sunday, returning MONDAY
night. Mrs. Beekman will remain WINE
her grandmother's serious illness eontln-
ues.
Rev Charles F. Partridge of Woodstock
former pastor at Randolph Center, VINO
this spring, is to retire from the Methouls
ministry for time to take up school worh
in Woodstock, was a guest at hev. u "
Howe's Friday night.
The Buck Pig. Co. is doing large bust
ness this wear printing town reports, hand
ling the reports Of Randolph, Roxoury
Rraintree. Rochester, Stockbridge, ROYAL
TON Chelsea and Warren. Miss Kate Con-
noIiy is assisting in the composition.
As the schools were closed for Washing
toms birthday Monday, Miss Edith Barnes
and Miss Emily johnson went 10 Barre
for the recess, beginning Friday nlght,
Miss Elva Parkhurst to Montpelier aho
Miss Blanche Adams to South koyalton.
w. w. and z. l.. Seymour of Lynn
Mass, visited over Sunday their mother
Mrs. Mary l.. seymour WIZ - -"
| health al Il. T. Sault's. Their sister, MIS-
| Emma Seymour, returned with then
Monday for a stay of month or TWO q
Lynn.
John Gorham was at home from Brattle
| horo Sunday and Monday. He reports
that the Brattleboro Cabinet Co. tformerll
/ RI Souto 4 Co. of Randolph by whom ~
1 is now employed, are running about .
hands in their fine factory az present ant
| expect to have l25 soon. While at NOM
\ Mr.. Gorham was visited by his sister, MIS-
Lena Brown, and daughter OF Stowe.
f. ID. segar returned Saturday iron
Ohio. where. and in neighboring states
| he has been travelling since last Octope
/ as salesman for the Porter Screen 20.
| Winooski. He met with excellent success
and reports that the company has pee
obliged 10 cali in its statesmen, being uh
: hIe 10 fill their orders. The Porter com
many now employs 800 hands al Wlnoosk
and has daily output of five carloads 2
| screens.
Recent thaws have helped out the wate
snnplv so that there is now little danger 2
a shortage. IL reasonable care and econom.
are observed. No such drouth mas eve
been experienced since the Randolph sys