Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-05

The brick work on the. new blocks Is
H. F. Perkins OF Burlington is here for
a few days.
Col. A. b. Chandler returned to Brook
lyn, Monday afternoon.
Pearl Cleveland has commenced work in
c. G. Whitten's hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. C. Hubbard OF Roches-
ter were at A. M. Hubbard's Sunday.
e. w. Lynch and family returned Mon
day to their home In Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pierce were with Mrs.
Pjerce's sister in East Roxbury, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hale returned home
Friday from trip to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Ada Burroughs returned Monday
from Koyalton to her dressmaking labors.
Mrs. John Twist OF st. Johnsbury visit
ed friends IN this town and vicinity last
week.
Miss Edith Abbott went Saturday to
BridgeWater, Mass, where she will attend
school.
DR.. ", G. Goodrich was In Hanover, N.
H., Wednesday to attend an operation on
patient.
There will be regular meeting OF the
W. r. c. next Tuesday evening. Busi-
ness; all come.
Mrs. +. P. Bartlett returned to Boston
Yesterday after short stay at the home Of
her father, U. M. Howard.
Mrs. Jason Battles and Miss Ida OF
Braintree have opened dressmaking rooms
in Arson Burroughs house.
Winnie Pike, who Is visiting in Barnard,
. l. IN fou n 10 he
er, Henry, win accompany her.
A. M. Thayer from Brooklyn, N. Y. and
H. A. Thayer OF Barnard have been visit
ing their sister, Mrs. VIM. Pike.
Mrs. Fred Dunn and Master Ralph re-
turned Friday from two weeks visit to
her mother in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Amanda Northrop Of New York
CITY arrived Monday to spend short time
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Webster.
Mrs. Amy Bush OF Rochester and Miss
Florence McCollOm OF Brooklyn, N. ",
have been guests at H. E. Hubbard's.
An all comers' double tennis tourna-
ment opened Wednesday at Elm cottage
court. Some close matches are expected.
Miss Alice Stevens, accompanied by a
friend, Miss Nellie Ellenwood, visited her
mother, Mrs. Charles Stevens, last week.
A canary belonging to Mrs. Mark Chad
wick died last week after having attained
the unusual age, for bird, Of twenty-five
years.
Mrs. Mary Talbot Fay OF Dorchester,
Mass. who had been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. c. c. Written, returned Monday to
her home.
Miss Nettie J. Webster returned Satur-
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in Boston, at Winthrop Beach and in Iiv-
erton, r. /.
Luke Hutchinson OF Lowell, Mass, was
here over Sunday. He was on his way
from Rutland where he had taken some
horses from the G. |. Hood farm.
Miss Mary Howard, with her friend
Miss Ketchum, went Saturday to Spring
field, Mass, to resume her position as
teacher in the graded school OF that place
Miss Elsie Powers goes next Monday to
Meriden, N. H., to assume the duties OF
her position as teacher OF oratory and
physical culture in the Kimball Union
academy.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Bemis OF Greensboro
came Wednesday to visit Fred Dunn, who
is Mrs. Bemis' brother. Mr.. Bemis is q
son OF DIR. Bemis, once practicing physi-
clan here.
Mrs. Sanborn and daughters, Misses
Jennie and Monica, returned last week to
their home In Salem, Mass, after some
weeks spent with friends here and IN
Braintree.
Misses Eta and Nellie HARDWOOD re.
turned Friday from an eleven weeks visit
in Indiana and Wisconsin. On their re.
turn trip they visited Niagara, Nantaskel
beach and in Boston.
Shizno Kondo, A. M, a highly educated
Japanese, lectured at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening on the recent Chinese
Japanese war. The lecture was illustra.
ted by stereopticon views.
The Central Vermont railroad has made
special excursion rate Of 100 from thii
station to Burlington and return Friday
on the big day OF the State Fair. The trair
leaves at 8:17 and returns at 8:57.
George L. Penniman Of Burlington, 8
travelling salesman for the firm OF Swift
Co., who have large meat business In
vacation with former friends here
The body Of H. 8. Huse, a former resi-
dent OF this town, but who for the past
few wears has lived in Montpelier with hi
son, Hon. H. A. Huse, was brought herr
Monday afternoon and taken to Randolph
| Center for interment.
Leon Drew, who went to West Bangor
N. Y, two weeks ago to spend his vaca
ton, was taken quite seriously Ill and ha,
been unable to return. His illness was o
such serious nature that council o
doctors was held last week.
W. F. Newcomb, daughter and grand
son, from Glen Cove, N. Y, have recent,
been in Waitsfield visiting the scenes o
childhood and old friends. They stopped
at Randolph on their way home will
w. n. Pike, who is brother law O.