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

Lyman Rix is having a severe attack
Of German measles.
A daughter was born Tuesday morning
| to Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Fucker.
Miss Jennie Morton has finished bel
school in East Braintree and il al home
William Rix has gone TO Bethel to stay
| two weeks with his sister, Mrs. Glenn Gil
man.
Miss Lois Smith OF New York city ar
rived yesterday and is at the Center for
awhile.
John Williams returned Friday from
Camden, Me-, where he had been working
| in a factory.
Edward Mason is home from the L. Y.
NJ. and is clerking again in A. d. Tewks-
bury's ore.
Miss Grace Hayes was taken sick sun
day with a severe attack Of neuralgia but
| is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien Dupuis are with
| their daughter in Sharon for a few days,
going Tuesday.
Miss Cora White, a clerk in W. II. Glad
ding's store in Barre, is spending her va
cation in Randolph.
Mrs. Wesley Ingalls, Of Fayston is visit
| ing her husbands brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Ingalls,.
Miss Clara Burnmm is home for a
months vacation from her work in Con-
cord, y. H., arriving Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Atwood are with
their daughter, Mrs. c. Z. Lazelle, in
White River junction for month.
George Mooney, the telegraph operator
AT the station, is temporarily filing the
position Of station agent at South Royal
ton.
The supper at the grange meeting satur-
day evening will be free only 10 the candi-
dates and the invited guests from North
field.
Miss Bessie Lewis came home this morn
ing from Burlington, having completed
her second year at the University Of YER
mont.
Miss Lima Miller reached home last
night. after a ten months absence in
Wakefield, Mass, where she had been
teaching.
Road Commissioner ]. B. Wells has Just
completed 20 rods OF NICE stone road on
what is known as the F. A. Hobart fiat in
this village.
Prof. w. II. Cummings of Hadley, Mass,
is with his daughter, Miss Julia, at the
home OF her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. II. Powers.
Heber Holman, Jr., was home over sun
/ day and the Fourth from Burlington,
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ware company.
Frank L. Blodgett and Miss Stella NJ
Vinson, both Of North Randolph, wers
married at the Cong1 parsonage Monday
| by Rev. G. z. Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Emerson are away
on a carriage trip 10 Campton, y. H.
| ing Tuesday morning and stopping thai
night at Lake Morey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean and Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. A. shattuck went to Highgat,
lSprings this morning on the early train I,
open their cottages az Camp Randolph.
E. Estabrook, who is at his home il
Bennington rallying from a surgica
Operation, expects 10 be in Randolph
again shortly to attend to his bushes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lambert and daugh
ter of Waterbury, Conn, were at J. Z
Newcity's from Monday to Wednesda-
and went from here to Montgomery L
visit.
There viii be a special communicates
of Phoenix lodge, No. ., Tuesday even
ling, July p, at 7s30 o'clock. Work O
the E. A. degree. A good attendance
desired.
The ladies OF the Christian church con
Quoted a rummRge sale at the White Fror
| in Dubois & Gays block Friday and Sal
I urday 50 successfully as to clear rs on Ii
venture.
P. c. Dodge, who has been uayin
weekly visits TO Randolph lately in scare
| of news for the Montpelier Argus. is no
foreman Of the Messenger office i
Morrisville.
Mrs. George j. Prince was in Lebanon
y. H.. Friday and Saturday to see her 81.
ter. Mrs. Charles Miller, who Is still yer
III after the operation for sppendiciti
which she underwent month ago.
Mss Elizabeth VI. Campbell starte
I Tuesday morning for Washington, whel
{ she is spending a month a. the guest
; her aunt. Mrs. Taplin. and cousin. Nj,
Z | Florence, and other relatives Before b.
return Miss Campbell expects to camp
J Lake Morey.
The engagement has been announced
( Miss Annie X. Mead to Thomas Han
!. mond, Esq, young lawyer Of NorthamI
ton, Mass, and son OF Judge Hammond
that CITY. Miss Mead, who bad been vi.
iting her brother, j. r. Mead. went
Northampton Saturday.