Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
Mrs. LYMAN Hutchinson came back Sat

Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson came back Sat-
urday from Ramsey, p @.
Miss Grace Cooling is staying with
friends in Rochester for few days.
Mrs. George Walker spent last week in
Bethel with her cousin, Mrs. Hatch.
Joe Neff is now filling the position OF
assistant expressman at the station.
Mrs. Richardson OF New York is at pres
ent with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Tewksbury and
Miss Mary were in Burlington, Friday.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Woman's Relief Corps, next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fraser OF La Chute,
Canada, ARE at Lucius Blodgett's for a
month.
Mrs. E. H. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Joliet, H., are visiting at DR.. {.
l.. Stewards.
Deacon and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook
started last Thursday on carriage drive
to Barre, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs.Adolph Obrig of New York
are with Col. and Mrs. K. j.. Kimball at
montague Place."
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. King and three
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VIM. Bass recently.
Editor l.. B. johnson went last Thurs
day on the excursion OF the Fish and Game
League to Isle La Motto.
Z. p. Barnes and son, Leon, from Brattle.
boro are in town, visiting the elder SOD
and brother, W. F. Barnes.
Henry c. Davis, a prominent railroad
official OF st. Paul, Mimi, was guest at
"Mari- Castlen over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton went last
| Thursday to Rochester to attend the fu.
neral OF the late Harvey Gold.
IT,. Roseborough arrived Saturday from
Texarkana, Texas, and went to the Center
to visit his uncle, Luke Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Merchant are away
on two weeks vacation, to be spent at
Quechee, Boston, and the beach.
Mrs. G. H. Shaw and son, Walter, from
New York have been for the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Chadwick.
The telephone lately put in the house Of
DIR. v. G. Goodrich is for the use OF both
Dr.. Goodrich and DR.. c. L. Stewart.
The reservoir is again full and the water
is even running to wastes that there will
be no further need of restricting the use
OF the hose.
Mrs. Emma Peters, Mrs. Dewitt Flint
Miss Sadie Linfield, A.E. Lewis and George
Mann have been attending the summer
school in Bethel.
Fred Bass has gone to Williston for q
fortnight and during his absence the
ROUNDS with the daily papers is being made
by Willard Holman.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard and her daughter
Ada, from Chelsea, Mass, have been pass
ing couple OF weeks here. Miss Blanch-
ard expects to leave town Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter Of
Fitchburg, Mass, on their way from Mas.
sena Springs, n Y, stopped over a day OF
two last week to visit Mrs. Anna Ames.
Mrs. A. e. Kendrick and Miss May
have gone to Queen City Park, and after 9
short sojourn there, they will tarryin Bur.
lington and other places in that vicinity
Mrs. Loren Griswold and her niece, Miss
Grace Smith, who had been for some little
time visitors at A. A. Smiths, returned
Monday to their home in Rockville, Conn
BY Monday, the 18th inst, the day will
have shortened to fourteen hours and two
minutes, having lost an hour and quar-.
ter in its race with night since the 18th oil
June.
Mrs. f. E. Laid, who spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Church
is passing the summer In Hanover, N. H..
where her husband is completing his med
| ical studies.
Tuesday, Mrs. G. L. Stewart and hel
mother, Mrs. Holman, Miss Jennie Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Morton and j
M. Holman started for the camp at High
gate Springs.
w. w. Morton has changed the outel
coat of the Temple house on Prospect ave-
nue. from one OF yellow to one OF grey. e
A. Thacher has also been repainting his
house on Highland avenue.
Miss Laura Clark and niece OF Hermon
N. j., who have been visiting at 8. N
Fisk's, left them yesterday. Miss Clark Ii
cousin OF Rev. Edward Randall, who was
once rector OF st. Johns church.
Mr.. F. G. Hitchcock, principal OF the
Williston seminary, Beaufort, N. O., viii
speak OF missionary and educational work
among the colored people at the Congre.
gational church next Sunday morning.
Mr.. P. b. $. Thayer OF Somerville, Mass.
while wheeling to the picnic grounds last
Thursday, took header on the hill neal
the "Old Church" to the slight injury o.
the bicycle, the rider fortunately escaping
the danger that seemed to threaten him.
Mrs. Alice j. Harden and Mrs. M. w
Munroe OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
Hill and Mrs. Hattie Powers Of Barre, Mr.
and Mrs. Adm, Mrs. M. Parmenter anf
Mrs. Clarence Green OF Rochester wer,
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Cooling over Sun
day.
The premium list OF the Vermont ane
New Hampshire Interstate fair, to be hele
at Billings park, White River Junction
September 4th and 5th, is out and if vol
will leave your name with d. E. Cooling
superintendent OF Floral hail, copy vii
be sent you.