Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
Frank Burrldge has CONC % Boston.

{ FRED HOOdrich aud Royal Naldo nave
/ gone 70 Lebanon, y. H., to work.
Miss Ruth Draper is in Barre this week
with her sister. Mrs. James Walker
John Gorham, who works for the Brat
I tleboro Cabinet company, spent Sunday at
I home.
i e. II. Ingalls, had business that kept him
in Montpelier and Barre from Sunday to
Tuesday
Mrs. Sophie Taylor OF Danvers, Mass, i
a guest at e. w. rewksbury's, arriving
I last night.
/ Henry Hyzer has been having a severe
sojourn in Cuba.
Miss Ruth Morse OF Blrre has been
staying a week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ellen Young.
| ID. n. Morse was in Sheldon Tuesday
night TO conduct initiation exercises for
the newly organized grange.
The University club is TO be entertained
I by w. f. Lamson Monday evening az his
residence on Prospect avenue.
W. B. Wall, who has been housed some
time by Ulcers, is very much better and
able to be on the streets again.
Milton L. Chadwick, who has been more
seriously IN lately, passed a restless night,
but is more comfortable this morning.
Mrs. II. f. Sharpe has been in Newport,
n. II i, since Friday with her mother and
brother, Mrs. A'e. hea aud {. NJ. Mann.
Roy g. Smalley has finished braking on
the Central Vermont railroad and has
gone TO Providence, X. l., 10 find employ
ment
Fred Chadwick is taking advantage OF
his Easter vacation from Goddard semi
nary 70 canvass Barre for stereopticon
views.
Miss Julia Cummings went home to
Claremont n. H., the 3ist ult. after visit
TO her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Powers.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will meet with Mrs M. A. Tewksbury
Saturday afternoon, April Z, at 2;3O
Dr. and Mrs. e. o. Blanchard are in
New York for two weeks, during which
time the doctor is to take a special course
in porcelain filling.
Mrs. +. f. Bixby, who spent last night
in Concord, n. H., goes today to Boston
10 stay some little time with her daughter,
Mrs. f. r. Ingalsbe.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Hoisington, and son
Monday to Mr.. aud Mrs. Roscoe Manning,
in Rochester Hollow.
Mrs. +. ID. Strong went TO Keene, \. H.,
Tuesday to visit the family of her brother,
Hon. Herbert Wall, and from there was TO
proceed TO Boston for few days.
Miss Effie Dunbar, who has been hay-
ing an attack OF tonsilitis, is so far re-
covered that she goes today to Barre to
begin clerkIng in the store OF Homer
Fits.
The Odd Fellow Dramatic company
played "Nevada, or the Lost Mine, to
small house in Bethel last night but
succeeded in clearing expenses and
little more.
Franz n. Jerd and Miss Jennie woehler
were married Saturday in Lebanon, y, H..
and are to live in Canton, y. y, where
Mr.. Jerd is proprietor OF a large meat
packing concern.
Judge Wm. II. Nichols was taken with
chill Sunday night, followed by a severe
bilious attack that has kept him confined
TO the bed ever since. He is very much
better this morning.
Those who intend to order costumes for
the Masquerade party the 10Th inst should
see DIR. Kelly as soon as possible that the
orders may reach the costumer two weeks
before the date OF the party.
Miss Margaret Burnap, having passed &
vacation with her grandparents, Deacon
and Mrs. W. +. Howard, left Saturday to
continue her work as teacher IN the
schools of Baldwinsvil e, Mass.
Zehina Spaulding held an informal re-
reptlon March 30th on the occasion OF his +
a0th birthday anniversary, receiving the
congratulations Of a large number OF
friends and many remembrances OF gifts
and flowers.
j. p. Cleveland received a telegram
Yesterday announcing the sad news Of the
death OF his sister, Miss Elizabeth A.
Cleveland. in San Francisco after brief
illness. No particulars Of her sudden
demise are yet known.
Barney Shapiro. who bad but lately left
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
" here he had been treated for structure OF