Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-23
Randolph Continued.

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terday.
Mrs. A. J. Curtis is in Barre for couple
of days.
Miss Ethel Adshade has gone to North
field TO work.
Hon. V. /. spear and Miss Jennie Welch
are Ia Burlington today.
r NJ. Harvey, Esq. OF Montpelier was
in town Tuesday on business.
Ariel Flint went to Waterbury yesterday
to be an attendant at the asylum.
Mrs. b. {. Pratt is staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. A. Brown, in pitts6eld.
Mrs. H. II. Spencer Of Barre pissed
Tuesday with her sister, Miss Lucy
! Robinson.
/ Charles Rayelin Of Burlington, who
/ leaves today, has been visiting at T.. n.
/ q sdtrey's.
Thomas Connolly took 500 bushels Of
notatoes Saturday night to Newburyport,
| Mass, TO sell.
Mrs. Bernard McCarron came back this
morning from three days trip to White
River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodcock OF
Plaintield are the guests Of his uncle,
Orsou Woodc0ek.
d. T.. White OF Barre was in Randolph
Monday, looking at farm property with a
view OF purchasing.
Miss Ellie Dunbar, who has been teach
ing ia Grafton this fall, is home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
The Woman's Relief Corps is TO have an
afternoon social Tuesday, the 2sth inst,
with Mrs. X. +. Parker.
Mrs. T.. j. O'Brien Of West someryille.
Mass, is with her mother, Mrs. Thomas
tarr, arriving last night.
c. $. Booth went Monday to Newport.
n. H., where he Is putting up wire for the
New England Telephone company.
Col. A. -, Chandler arrived from Brook
Ign, n. Y, Friday and is 10 be with Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. LamsOn until Sunday
Misses Edith and Mary Butler returned
70 DuNbury this morning after a week at
Dr. 5. n. Gould 3 and Chester Hoods.
Mrs. John Brown, who lives Ia Dr. l.. A.
Russlow's house on South Main street, IS
IN very feeble condition from lung trou-
BILE.
Miss lena Ellison has been i'll with
/ pneumonia IN West Derry, n. H., where
She clerks In store, but Is now GONZALES
cent
Mrs. Clinton Merrill of Barre ana her
brother n-law, Guy Merrill Of south
Boyalton, were at Dr. A. C. Bailey's yes
1 terdsy.
Fred Boedle Of Kecne, n. H., has been
with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. IN.
bsedle, since saturday, enjoying lie as a
/ huntsman.
Madam Fisher, who lives with her
daughter in-law, Mrs. Alice Fisher, is iil
with bronchial pneumonia AZ the home
I on South street.
Miss Jennie Woehler has been having an
attack Of tonsiiitis and rs suffering also
I from nervous trouble that % is hoped a
/ period OF rest will benefit.
1 Miss Carrie Granger, who has been stay
I ing with relatives in Randolph since
I August, IS at present with her sisIcr. Mrs.
It. ". Miller, in Lebanon, n. n.
/ r. y. Jcrd's auction iu R5zbury Tues
/ day had large attendance and the stock.
+ tools a I'd hay were sold at fair prices: but
no disposal was made Of the farm.
{ Miss Constance Manchester Joined her
mother. Mrs. Forrest Manchester, Tues
Z day lu Lebanon, y. g., 20 accompany her
/ 10 Pcppcrell. Mass, Tor the winter.
A buck with fine pair Of autIers, a doc
ard two faWn. seem q have taken On
their residence in Mau-Castie park.
Z where they find plenty 81 kale for proven
der.
+ IA. sJaudish OF Montpelier was in
town last ihursday snd noted an incraas-
ing number of smokers fishing iu saeson
and OUT oi season Tor bis sspeekled Beau
T ties' cigars.
+ Mr. and Ars. George 3. Mason suant
sunday iu Brookdeid 1ith Rev. sud Nr-.
g. o. Howe, boar nicely settled ia tha
parsonage and much plaased with their
surrounding.
I A.E. kErafeas house an south Afafr
strtet Is closed for the winter. GI-a. KHr-
arie- going This uurnlnE o. Darlington H1
STAY win Der daughter. Mrs. S. o.. NeEuI-
gugh, sud ilmiis.
Miss Aula Allel rCIsrued the 18th fram
She MARY Fletcher hospital HHrI49aeFe
where she had been uuarata1 anon ~
appendi itis, end d gradually -aaainHrr
health and strength.
Miss :. . Parish has moved into ft.
Martin bioeA ard che tenement Vacated Is