Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
Randolph Continued.

Mr.. ana Mrs. h. A. Thomas went to New
York Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Chamberlain wer,
IN Barnard over Sunday.
DIR. A. 9. Bailey has been housed by 3
bronchial cold since Saturday.
Charles Gabrielle is at home, coming
Monday from Haverhill, Mass.
Ion. V. /. Spear went to Moretown yes
tesday to test SOM cattle for tuberculosis
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Danforth of Concord,
n. H., are being entertained at A. A,
Priests.
Miss Ethel Burdett and her mother OF
Woodstock are at w. p. Flint's, coming
yesterday.
Mrs. N. II. Demas OF Stowe was with
Miss $. !. Parish from Saturday to
Wednesday.
Miss Pierce Of Springfield, Mass, a
guest at Elm cottage a few weeks, went
away the 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilson Of Marlboro.
have been entertained this week by
Mrs. b. | Pratt.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll of R~oslindale,
Mass, was IN oyer-Sunday visitor at n,
W. MeCollom's.
Mrs. n. J. Copeland has come from
Chelsea u spend the winter with her son,
O. b. Copeland.
Hr. and Mrs. John Nancy went to
Middlebnry this morning for a week
among relatives.
The Woman's Relief corps is to have an
afternoon social with Mrs. Fabien Dupuis
Tuesday, the 18th.
jim. Brown the veteran trapper, has a
bunch Of ten handsome fox skins captured
in the last two weeks.
Lyman ID. Xix has been sick since sun
day with a hard cold that threatened to
develop into pneumonia.
A.. y. Steele, porter at tho Randolph Inn,
has been I'll for more thar a week al the
home OF his son, CIR Steele.
The C~hautauqpa circle is invited to meet
Tuesday evening, the 1Ath. with Miss Clara
Dame at Charles Thurston's.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chandler Of Burlington came
from Pomiret the 9Th inst. and is staying
with Or. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre.
Miss Lottie Flint resumed duty at the
store Of Hubbard q Blodgett Monday aft
er a few days absence due to a severe cold. |
Clarence 5. Booth IS stringing the wire
Tor an %evtension ~ the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange from Roxbury to Warren.
N. {. Roweli shipped Monday II hogs.
; calves and 9 cattle. lie paid from a. to 5
a pound for the hogs and from 5 to 8
cents a pound for the calves.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson Of Boston and
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Beals Of James
n. D., arrive today on a visit to
their cousin, Mrs. Homer White.
The first o. the Rochester club sociables
Is 90 be held tomorrow evening with Mr..
and Mrs. u. b. Fassett. " no hone to vel
al tbs members Of the club.
Mrs. Harry :. Clark Of Danvers. Mass
y ho has been with her mother and sister.
Mrs. Emily and Miss Nellie Hastings.
since saturday, Is 70 retHrn tomorrow.
Miss Rita Harris, who had been visiting
uncle, Hon. Vim. n Dubois. and
was called home to Jersey civ
"Wednesday BY the illness 81 her mother.
John +. Mead. who had been al NJ
ranch IN Dickinson, y. D.. an summer.
Chicago Tuesday with his cattle
and = expected home Saturday or soon
Eugene Dewey has finished work II 4
Emerson mill and went Yesterday 10
Ihomaston, Conn. where be has a sjtuq-
ton in the clothing store Of Arthur
Flint.
Frank Cleveland OF Boston. architect .
and designer ot che new chapel and gate
way 70 Montpelier cemetery. whose cen-
-LfA0hn Pee ts experimenting. vas with
NJ and Mrs W. r. Gladding SUNDAY.
Lewis Gibbons Of Boston and his son
Of West Lebanon. y. IN. were
here last week from THURSDAY IS saturday
listing Mrs Dillingham; Waldo. who has
q a guest 81 present Mrs. Nellie Mosher
q Pomfret.
Lyman Hutchinson. who has been hay
z severe attack of pneumonia. i maxi
nE good progress towards recovery. and
Tuesday Was 40 much better fkeF A.
Nurse, Miss Bessie Short. returned IL ~
auaforium.
Mrs. Julia fairbanks or Woodstork
rho attenaed The Rebeksh district meef.