Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-07

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was In town Saturday.
Mrs. F. f. Dubois and Mrs. E.E. Brooks
were in Burlington over Sunday.
Ralph French returned to Everett, Mass,
Saturday to enter school Monday.
The Harvest march will be feature OF
the grange meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs. C. II. Lang of Montpelier spent
Saturday with Mr.. Lang in Randolph.
z. l.. Merchant sprained his right wrist
last week by fall from a step ladder in
Il. A. Thomas store.
The Kings Daughters will meet Tuesday
afternoon, January u, with Mrs. Alfred
Webster at o'clock.
Miss Fannie Bass left Monday to re-
sumo her studies at the Northampton
Institute for the deaf.
Miss Bernice Greenwood OF Warren
came Friday to be the guest for few days
OF Miss Olive Sargent.
Fred Fairbanks is devoting his leisure
time out Of school hours to clerking in +.
Il. Bryan's drug store.
Francis Sargent OF Bethel and Ray Mes
ser of Rochester were with their cousin,
Miss Annie Messer, Monday.
A son was born Dec. 81 to Mr.. and Mrs.
John /. Morrill, OF Tunbridge, grandson OF
Mr.. and Mrs. fabien Dupuls-
Mrs. Don Moore and baby, who had
been at o. j. Marcott's for a week, went to
their home in Sharon Friday.
Loren, younger son Of J. B. Eldredge.
while whiting Sund &, cut his finger,
seyering an artery, which had to be taken
up and tied.
Mrs. H. q. Beekman, having passed the
holidays with her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
VIM. B. Wall, left Saturday for West
Someryille, Mass.
VIM. II. Kenney is recovering from a
threatened attack Of pneumonia at Dem
yer, Col, where he went some months ago
20 work in a hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank p. Mann, who had
been passing the holidays in Randolph,
went back Saturday TO Springfield, where
they are now living.
Clarence Mann and his mother, Mrs.
Micah Mann, OF Newport, n. H., were
New Years guests at ii. Il. Sharpe's, leav-
ing for home Saturday.
Mrs. John Hutchinson entertained last
week her father and sister, l.. II. and Miss
Annie MhitcOmb, who left Friday for
their home in Pittsheld.
Master Ralph Rand gave party Satur
day afternoon TO q number OF his contem-
poraries. il being the occasion OF his
fourth birthday anniversary.
Miss Clara Burnham, after weeks va
cation spent with her mother, has gone
back to her work as clerk in one OF the
large stores OF Concord, N. ii.
Mrs. n. q. Cole, the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. T. j. Adams, started for Boston
Tuesday, and i'm about two weeks will go
to Florida for the rest OF the winter.
Miss Emma Moses, who had been at
home for the holiday vacation, left Mon
day to resume her duties as teacher In the
schools OF Rochester, which opened Tues
day.
Pearl Rumrill, after a weeks vacation,
to Concord, n H., Monday,
leaving his wife TO stay another week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dieker-
man.
Mrs. J. II. Smith, who had been visiting
her son, F. II. Smith, left Saturday for
Boston, accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter, Ruth Smith, who is attending school
there.
There will be a regular convocation OF
Whitney chapter, No. 5, II. A. NJ, Mon
day evening, Jan. IL. Work on the NJ.
f. Ms degree; good attendance is de-
sired
Mrs. Isabel Bragg arrived Friday from
Woonsocket, X. l., bringing with her
seven months-old baby girl, who has
been adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reynolds.
Lem Sault, Edward Mason, Ernest and
Kibbee, Julian Grow and Miss
Bessie Lewis went to Burlington Monday
to resume their studies at the U. V. NJ. aft
err the holiday recess.
Mrs. Alpha Messer was summoned to
Fairlee Saturday by the death of her
brother, George W. Bond, who came East
a year and half ago after a forty years
residence in California.
Miss Laura Clark, who was with her
mother, Mrs. $. 5. Clark, through the
holidays, has returned to New York, where
she is pursuing special course OF study
at Columbia university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grain and baby left
here Monday for Montpelier and the next
day went on TO Fair Haven, where they
expected to find employment and to make
their home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grover and daugh-
ter, Una, of Lawrence. Mass, have been
visiting Mrs Growers brother, T.. n. Ris-
ing, and her sisters, Mrs. n. &. Greene ana
Mrs Ida Batchelder, since Friday.
Miss Helen Marsh OF Rochester, fell
low teacher OF Misses Fannie and Carrie
Draper in Barre, stopped here Saturday on
her way to Barre, where schools opened
Monday after three weeks vacation.