Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-30
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w. b. Avery has gone to West Campton
n. H., to visit his mother.
Miss Cora +. Noble has been in Bethel
since Friday with her father.
MISS Maria Stearns of Braintree was
with Mrs. Emma Read yesterday.
Miss Hilda Hopkins of the Burlington
High school is with her sister, Mrs G. =.
Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rising of Barre are
here to see Mr.. Rising's sister, Mrs. Ida
Batchelder, who IS ILL.,
Ernest Eastman OF Topsham, brother OF
Mrs. b. f. Kicker, is working in /. ID.
Litchfeld's meat market.
Mrs. A. +. Carr and her daughter, Miss
Helen, of Goffstown, NJ H., are the guests
OF Mrs. II. w Tewksbury.
Michael Fitzmorris left yesterday for his
home in North Hartland after passing a
week at Thomas Connolly's.
Mrs. Charles Burridge, Jr., was called to
Barre Tuesday by the illness Of her son,
Wallace, with quinsy sore.
Miss Maud Johnston, who had been
with her sister, Mrs. W. r. Edison, for a
few days, went back Tuesday to Lebanon,
n. II.
NJ. II. Miller of Pomfret came Tuesday
aud spent the night with Dr. and Mrs. H.
Il. Mcintyre, going yesterday to Burling-
ton.
W. G. Cole has vacated tenement in
the Howard block and gone to the place
which he purchased last week Of Aaron
Bowen.
The infant son Of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
Knowles has been having a serious time
with bronchitis, and Sunday one Jf the
little girls, Olive, was taken with the
Group.
Mrs f. b. Thomas is suffering from the
after-eifects of the grip and is in the care
OF nurse, Miss Shepard Of Braintree
Mrs, Thomas mother Mrs q. j. Prince,
Is also on the sick list as one of the grip
victims.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. A. Hin, who have been
living in +. W. Woods house on Central
street, are 10 oc upy the lower part OF the
William Wood house on Park street, Miss
Myrtle Wood retaining the upper part
for her own use.
Charles Blodgett finished the 18th a
week Is job on the roadbed OF the Roches-
ter railroad near Gaysville VIII Little,
who moved this week from the c. L. Hol-
man farm to the Woodbury. house on Elm
street, has entered Mr.. Blodgett's employ
Fred Chadwick and Miss Estella Blan-
chard, students at Goddard seminary in
Barre, are al thr ir respective homes for a
vacation of two weeks Saturday Mr.
Chadwick had as guest a fellow student
at Goddard, Clifford Caswell, OF Enfield
n. H.
Z. 4. Brooks has bought the Catholic
church building which Is 10 be- replaced
by larger structure, and Charles Biad-
gett has taken the contract to move il TO
the vacant lot next to the Brooks block
The WORK viii begin Tuesday.
Mrs. &. r. Granger was in Barre Satur-
DAY and was accompanied on her return
home by her grauddaug Florence
Granger, and Miss Annie Messer. Who are
passing part of their school vacations
here, Miss Annie visiting az Mrs. q. II.
lusLmau S.
a. j.. Hubbard, who went to California
last October, has sent for his family, and
Mrs. Hubbard and little girl. with an old
~ daughter and her husband. SIR and
Mrs. George Hau Of Brattlehoro, intend
% start from here the sth Of May 10 Join
him 90 South Pasadena
Messrs. Kicker, Blanchard and Hatch
shipped 10 market Monday a. hogs. -
calves and mich COWS. They paid S
c nts pound for the hogs, from 2 to 81
c nts pound for the calves, ana $50 to SIS
Tor the cattle. NJ. G. RowelIs shipment
was 2l hogs and q cattle