Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-30
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

| Inc Kings Daughters will meet witt
mrs. Flora Flint Tuesday afternoon, Apri
4, at 3o'clock.
The Order OF the Eastern Star will hav
social next Thursday evening at tn
Masonic rooms.
Miss Ada Burroughs was in Soutl
hoyalton over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs
John Mudgett.
Mrs. Maud DePutron of Barre was
guest over Sunday at the home of hel
cousin, l.. B. johnson.
Miss Desier Moulton has gone to Rox-
bury, Mass, to be the guest for several
days of Miss Carlotta Wiswall.
George st. Lawrence OF Marlboro, n. H..
was with has parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
81. Lawrence, Friday and Saturday.
Ernest Packard OF Mills, Mas, Is
spending week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. ii. Packard, arriving Satur-
day.
Mrs. May Bush and daughter, Gertrude,
who had heen visiting their cousin, Mrs
Il. +. Hubbard, went back to Rochester
| Tuesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Howard and daughter, Jen-
ME, were in Braintree Tuesday TO attend
1 the funeral OF Mrs. Towards uncle, Eph-
rain Clough.
! Mrs. F. c. Danforth Joined Mr.. Dam
a
sojourn Of four months in Randolph with
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Priest.
1 Mrs. Thomas Fitch, after spending the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
/ Blanchard, left Saturday night to join Mr.
Fitch in Winnipeg. Manitoba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Spear, who were
called to Peth last week by the death of
Mr.. Spears uncle, Samuel Spear, went
back to West Lebanon, n. H., the 18th.
Miss Jessie Pearson, who had been in
the telephone office in Barre all winter,
returned last Thursday TO assist at the
Maple Sugar Market during the season.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by r. A. Pierce OF East Randolph, who
has liabilities OF s1,175.d and assets of
z, 1856, OF which s250 are claimed exempt.
The +. r. Emerson company has COM
menced work on the new residence Of +.
4. Evans on Prospect street by erecting
the automobile barn, structure lSx24
feet.
CO. Osha moved Monday from the
tenement over j. ID. Mitchell's store in
Mrs. X. q. Morton's block TO the lower
part OF Mrs. {. l.. Newton's house on
School street.
Miss Ethel Burdett of Woodstock has
been spending several days in town as the
guest of Mrs. Lucy Scribner at w. p.
field was also a recent visitor.
DIR. A. c. Bailey was in Burlington Tues
day TO be present at the operation for
hernia which was vely successfully per-
formed upon A. n. HAYES at the Mary
Fletcher hospital that morning.
Oras Flint has finished work at this sta
ton and gone to White River junction to
be transfer clerk in the freight Office there.
His place as freight clerk here has been
taken by James Wilcox OF Madrid, n. Y.
Frank Floyd, who had been in this
for three years, working the last
year for T.. l.. Bass, is on his way home
The poor health OF his father neeessitates |
his return.
Miss Maud Lombard, who was called
home by the illness OF her father, B. T. |
Lombard, went TO Montpelier on business
last week and Friday departed to Boston. |
stopping at Springfield, VT, and Spring
field, Mass, en- route.
Fred Drew, who taught the last week |
OF the winter term in Lyndonville. and /
has been home since on two weeks va
cation, will leave for LyndOnville again /
TO begin the spring term as
OF that graded school.
Frank Burridge reached here last Thurs
day night from Fort Leavenworth, Kan, |
" here he had been stationed three years /
rs a member of Co. &, in the engineer 4
corps Of the regular army. He has served I
his term OF enlistment and will return to
civil life.
A class OF thirteen was initiated into
The first and second degrees at the Grange
meeting Saturday evening ana will take
he third and fourth degrees at the next
April s, when there will be a
Harvest march by "A young people and
new sugar supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry O'Connell are again
n Brattleboro, where Mr.. O'Connell rs
Employed by the Brattleboro Cabinet COM
amy. They went back Saturday, having
leen in Randolph three weeks, assisting
n the care OF his mother, Mrs. Ellen !
)'Connell, during her last illness.
Mrs f. X. Draper went to Boston Sat-
Irday to meet her trimmer, Miss Bessie
OF Quebec, who has been work
ng in one OF the city's wholesale houses, 4
nd arrives in Randolph with her employ !
r today. Mrs. Diapers daughter, Miss !
'arrie, accompanied her TO Boston.
+. A. Shattuck has rented the Hastings
ouse on School street, which he recently ,
urchased, to III. l.. Cook, who will move !
ue as soon as ID. III. Hart can yacate the
hastings place and install himself and !
amily in the little house of Mrs. &. NJ.
Toward on South Main street.
Mrs. j. p. Cleveland, Jr.. worthy matron i
I the Order OF the Eastern Star, used -
avel at the initiation meeting last Thurs n
ay evening which had been the property n
I her husbands father and grandfather v
ielded by the latter in 1904 as master of {
he Masonic lodge in Royalton, and by N
Is son, j. p. Cleveland, Sr., as master OF G
he same lodge in 1924. A
The 400 Sunshine club met with Mr.. and Ii
A Ertaaxs 10 a oh 4 Ill
II session at whist, in which the leaders s.
ere Byron Goodwin and Mrs. j. II. Mus q
" with a score of plus 10, while j. j. a.
rerise and Mrs. L. o. Thayer made a b
lrd luck showing of minus IS. Prizes q
ere given, and refreshments OF ice cream n
I'd cake were served.
Mrs. b. r. Nickerson and daughter, h
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