Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

Fall opening OF New York millinery at
Miss Halls oct. 10 and 16.
Mrs. e. l.. Pierce will give japanese
tea Oct. 10 and 20 to the ladies OF hoches-
Ter and vicinity and exhibit Inc latest
styles in millinery and fancy gooos'
trimmed and untrlmmed mats ana pom
nets. sailor hats, walking hats etc. a
fine line of EN- broideries will ne shown IN
ali the new designs. Come and lind the
lowest prices without an extra tarln.
Ed Tucker shot a bear one day last
week.
J.C. Morris has been in Brandon for
week
Miss Rose Chaffee went to Boston last
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Walker was in Brandon
last week.
viii Cook lost valuable horse from his
team Monday.
Mrs. Dsvan of Warren visited at VIII
Cass' recently.
Mrs. P. c. Tinkham has been in Shore
ham this week.
WE. Graham was in Ticonderoga sew
eral days lately.
Mrs. Lucinda Eaton spent Saturday and
Sunday in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.Wing were in Bran
UOu a Gay ldSt Neoh'
Miss Addie Briggs returned to her home
in Brandon Tuesday.
Chas. l.. Hubbard of Cambridge, Mass,
was in town last week.
f.. l.. Martin, wife and daughter have
been 10 Dandy for week.
Samuel Tinkham OF Burlington has
been 10 town the past week.
Miss Ellen Matthews has been visiting
friends in town the past week.
Anumber from here attended the fair at
brandon last week Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Prosser and daughter spent
Saturday and Sunday in Warren.
: MIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Pierce and Chester
returned from Boston Wednesday.
Wilbur Aldrich, Gardner and Hannah
have been in Barnard the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Hodgkins OF Gays
willie have been in town the past week.
VIM. II. Bemis of Dedham, Mass, was
at f. A. Guernseys few days recently.
Eddie swift OF Newport, N H., has been
at Wardner Hodgkins' a few days lately.
Noah Bisbee OF Bristol visited his sister,
Mrs Cass, at the home of her son, VIII
Cass.
Clementine Swift Of Claremout, N. H.,
was at Wardner Hodgkins' Jew days last
week.
shas B. Morse and wife will celebrate
the 90 h anniversary OF their marriage
Oct. b.
win Peters and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Peters visited W. A. Chaffee and
family recently.
DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Huntington are in
st. Adams this week attending the state
medical meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Packard of Bloomington,
ILL.,, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. z. C..
Tinkhdm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Griswold have rent
ed Mrs. Elmira Guernsey's tenement and
moved there last week.
Rev G. Hazen, Mrs. VIM NJ. Hunting
ton and Mrs. Louise Martin attended the
meeting at Olcott last week.
Asa Briggs and daughter, Mrs. Howard
Burt OF PIermont, N. Y, visited p. c.
Tinkham and family the past week.
Alexander Briggs went to Burlington
last week and had a cataract removed
from bis eye and is reported to be doing
we'll.
Mrs. James Stockw ell fell down stairs as
she was coming out OF Wafdner Hodg-
kins' rooms Monday and fractured her
arm just above the wrist and bruised her
considerably.
Eugene Norton of Vergennes spent Sun
day and Monday with G. S. Martin and
Mrs. Clara Joslyn. His wife and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Mary Foster returned with
him Tuesday.
Wilbur Carey met With quite an acci-
dent Saturday. AS he was assisting in
setting up the water tank al Robinson &
Perkins mill it tipped over onto him, cut
ting big cash around one eye.
Tho adipg' id 81 the ITnivarsaliet 90
eiety viii serve an old -fas hioned supper at
the vestry Tuesday, Oct. 10. Supper will
be served at early candle lighting. All
are cordially invited. There will be
spelling match in the evening.
Mrs. Kate Greeley, president of the
Monday club, with Miss Jessie Morgan
and Mrs. Jessie Tinkham, delegates, and
Miss Clara Hopkins are attending the
State Federation OF Women's clubs, which
is being held in Brandon this week
Wednesday and Thursday.