Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-22
ROxDury.

Mrs. Walton has been at home for few
days.
Mrs. Kate Smith is visiting at John
Flint's.
Mrs. Worcester is spending some time
in Barre.
Mrs. DIR. Fischer was in Mortified
Monday.
Miss Lura Worcester was in Montpelier
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Wright is having vacation Of
two weeks.
w. b. Fits and wife were in Montpei-
Ter Monday.
Mrs. Mudgett has been visiting A. e.
Fits and wife.
Mrs. Ella Doty spent Tuesday at DR..
Nichols in Barre.
Mrs Parsons OF Mortified visited at W.
ID. Fits Thursday.
The lumbermen on the West Hill saw a
black bear last week.
Claude Roys was in Bethel Sunday max
ing the trip on his wheel.
The l. o. G. t. entertained the Waits
field lodge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Abbie Richardson and Mrs. Joseph
Howe spent Sunday in town.
Charles and James Gallagher OF Barre
spent OuHuhJ NJ M u Il ~ M D.
Mrs. Sarah Snow OF Gouldsville was in
town last week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Merrill went to Aver,
Mass, on the Boston excursion.
Ethel Richardson is home from Leomin-
ster, having finished work there.
Henry Butterfeld and Alfred Flint were
in Mortified Wednesday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Monroe Cram and Jennie
visited friends in Burlington last week.
Joseph Carpenter and family OF Brain
tree spent Saturday ard Sunday at N. ID.
X ce's.
Erwin Williams has engaged Mrs. Ma
son to care for his daughter, little Miss
Beatrice.
Miss Luna Atkins OF Cabot spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her sister, Miss Su-
san Atkins.
TN. Granger q Co.oi Springfield, Mass,
have sold the Z. w. Fuller farm to Wal
lace q. Blanchard.
Miss Hattie SIN 18th OF Northfield spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. George
Tilden, last week.
E. c. Smith and Sdpt. Baldwin OF st.
Adams were in town recently, looking
over the new rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Averill and Miss
Bertha were in town Monday on their way
home from Montpelier.
Judge Orcutt, NJ. e. Chase and IS.
Stanton were home from their duties at
Montpelier over Sunday.
M. E. Chase has moved into the Frlnk
house, which has been thoroughly re-
paireo during the last month.
Mrs. McKeif has rented Chas. Ellis's
house and moved thereto Frank Rope oc-
cupying the Fiske house vacated Dy Mrs.
McKeif.
Mrs. Robert Gribben was called home
from Waterbury last week on account OF 4
the illness OF her mother, Mrs. Hattie I
Shepard.
Fred Cram, district deputy OF the Rox- !
bury j. q. q. r., visited tine grand lodge at /
last week, going on Monday .
and returning Friday.
Mrs. Amanda Spaulding Of Dorc hester,
Mass, who has been with friends Vermont I
for the past three months, started on her
homeward trip Wednesday.
Geo e. Butterfield died last Thursday
night, after an illness OF about year
nnd haIf. The funeral was held from
We mouse on Sunday, kev. Il. C. Downey
Of Mort oneld officiating. Mr.. Butterteld
was ~ years OF age anu left father and
several uncles and aunts to mourn his
death.
A Whist club was organized at w. ID.
Fits last Saturday night, with Mrs. DR..
Fletcher, president, ana w. ID. Fits, sec
rotary ahu treasurer. rhe club voted To
name the new organization" The Summit"
v INST club In memory Of the old Summit
House. The first meeting Is TO be at DIR.
+. Z. Fletcher's Saturday evening, Oct. "a
All VINO wish to join are requested to give
heir names 10 W. ID. Fits.