Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-15
Roxbury.

EStey Wetmore was IN Bethel, sunday
]. @. Flint was in st. Adams, Saturday
Frank Martell and wife are visiting his
mother.
Merton Richardson Of Bethel spent Sun
day at home.
Mark Rice has purchased the village
water system.
Henry Butterfield is laying the founda-
tion for new barn.
Mrs. A. N. Tilden, Mrs. Hall and Mrs
Eaton are at Queen City Park.
Elmer Williams and wife OF Barre are in
town, visiting his brother, Erwin.
Flint & Ven Deusen have bought 15(
acres OF woodland OF Luke Tarbell.
Mrs.N Ellis was Unexpectedly called
to Pittsfield last week on business.
Lena Chase started Monday for pro-
tracted stay in Boston and vicinity.
An old friend and neighbor OF Mrs. DR.
Fletcher from Exeter, n. H., is with her.
Ira Roys, who has had two cancers re.
moved from his face recently, is very low
Miss Ada French spent few days with
her sister, Mrs. II. A. E. Richardson, last
week.
Mrs. Smith OF Mortified is spending Q
few days with her daughter, Mrs. George
Tilden.
Mrs. Dunsmore, who has been spending
some time here, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Homer vanDeusen, Dennis O'Grady and
Alerton Richardson are attending muster
at Fairlee.
s. G. Spalding and wife are spen ding q
week in Sharon with their daughter, Mrs
Nelson Snow.
Mrs.Sylvanus Rich is very sick and Seth
Bich and wife and Mrs. Alfred Spalding
of st. Adams are with her.
l.. j. Williams OF Lebanon, N. H., was
in town Saturday, having made the great
er part OF the trip on his wheel.
Alice Shepard is taking a much needed
vacation and with her mother is spend
ing it with friends in Leominster, Mass
Flossie Bangs OF Bethel is spending a
few days with her mother, who, we are
pleased to note, is slowly regaining her
health.
A new line OF fancy goods, handker-
chiefs, ETC., at Nellie s. Ellis, at her we'll
known low prices. Come and see for
yourself.
Miss Inez Kent OF Boston arrived Satur-
day mig bit on visit to her parents. Tues
day she went to Randolph to spend some
time with friends there.
Mrs. Will Herman OF Boston, who is
spending some time with her father here,
was in Braintree with her sister, Mrs. Her.
bert Farnsworth, last week.
Stephen Butterfield and family spent
last Sunday in Braintree with Mrs. Her.
bert Farnsworth, Myra and Mrs. VIM. Ell.
lis remaining there for the week.
Mrs. D. B. Howe had fall last week,
the hammock in which she was sitting
coming Unexpectedly to the ground, and
one foot was so badly injured that she is
unable to walk.
The little folks are beginning to catch
the enthusiasm of their elders and feel
that walking is altogether too slow a
means Of locomotion, little Miss Winifred
Ellis being the latest one to ride tricycle..
Jessie Stanton is recovering from a
slight attack OF scarlet fever. Owing to
the thoughtful precautions taken by
the Judge and DR.. Fletcher, it seems that
the disease has not gained any more vic
Tins here.
The Columbian House has been sold to
Mr.. Kennedy OF Warren, who will take
possession in September. 8. H. Kent and
family, we are sorry to learn, will leave
town about that time presumably for their
old home in Northfield.
Mrs. Ed Youngs and her daughter, Mil.
dred, OF Bellows Falls, who have been
spending some time with friends here and
at Mortified, started for home Tuesday
morning, Intending to stop at Randolph,
West Hartford and Sharon on the way.
Mrs. Hattie Shepard and Miss Lottie
were in town Friday on their way to
Bethel, where the former is to work for
Fred Wetmore and the latter in L. A.
Rood's family. Mrs. Shepard remained
here until Monday but her daughter went
to Randolph to spend Sunday with friends
there.
Chase Blake and wife, former residents
OF Roxbury but now of Brookfield, with
eight friends spent day last week at their
old home on the West hill. The party
started through the woods searching for
blueberries and one OF the ladies, becom-
ing separated from the rest of the compa-
ny, lost herself in the woods. After wan
dering for some time she was found by
her friends, but not until she had SO far
lost her reasoning powers for the time as
to fail to recognize her friends. E3