Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26

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Stowe.
/ Alpha Messer is in Pennsylvania Tor two
/ weeks.
Julius Whitney was at Lake Dunmore
/ last week.
Kiles stockwell and wife were in town
last week.
Col. Albert Clarke returned to Boston
T Thursday.
Alyi Davis arrived here from Marshfeld
! last Friday.
/ Ed Chapleau was in Brandon Saturday
and Sunday.
/ Chas. Phelps arrived at the Old Home
4 last Thursday.
/ Stanley G. Spear OF Hartland is visiting
4 Rev. T. Roscoe.
I Thurlon Pratt is at the White noun
4 tains this week.
! Mrs. Lee Cady OF Bethel has been in
/ town for a week.
Mrs. w. II. Walker returned to Orange,
/ Mass, Saturday
L. Wiper and wife spent day in RAN
/ dolph last week.
Mrs. Minnie Bass has gone to her home
/ in North Adams, Mass.
/ Aaron Jones OF South Bend, Ind, is the
/ guest OF Alpha Messer.
4 John II. Upper and wife spent several
+ days in stowe recently.
4 Miss ENERGY Mathews OF Randolph is
visiting friends In town.
/ Chas. L. Townsend returned to Bur-
+ lington Monday morning
Miss Mamie Kinds of Norwich is visit.
4 ing A. Messer and family.
Cbas II. Green went to Woodsville, ~
/ H., Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. /. A. Flint from Maine IS visiting
her many friends in town.
H.. NJ. Wing and T. II. Pratt took a trip
to nit. Mansfield last week.
Fix Postmaster Geo. Upper gave us a
call one evening last week.
Mrs. At bic d. Hubbard is with friends
in Randolph for few days.
Rev. L. 5. Fiske preached at the Cong1
church last Sunday morning.
Miss Mabel Hudson returned to her
home in Massachusetts Monday.
Mrs. Frances Wellsby and son returned
/ to North Adams, Mass, Monday.
John Bruno OF Philadelphia, Pa, has
/ been at the Old Home for week.
Mrs. A. E. Epeneter ana son, Leon, re-
turned TO Orange, Mass, Saturday.
4 Mrs. f. A. Guernsey and Miss Jessie
/ Morgan were in Randolph day lately.
Mrs. Agnes Brown arrived home from
/ the excursion TO California last Friday.
/ Sias s. Hood OF Taunton, Mass, visited
! Julius Messer aud family the past week.
Mrs. Strong OF Keene, n. H., is with V.
! M. Hubbard and family for lew weeks.
J. p. Cleveland and wife spent a day re-
Gently with DIR, Huntington and family.
Mrs. f. A. Guernsey and Robert spent
three Gays with friends in Rutland recent.
ly.
Nathan Lucia and wife OF Bellows Falls
are visiting LII. Wiley and other relatives
here.
Chas. Martin and NJ. c. webber are
sight seeing in the White mountains for a
few days.
VIM. Mason, wife and daughter OF Bar
re, Mass, are visiting Wardner Hodgkins
and wife.
Mrs j. Miles and daughter, Daisy, and
Miss Fannie LaFlam are in Brandon for
TWO weeks.
Miss Jessie Newton OF spriD gfield Mass,
has been visiting Miss Helen Marsh for a
week past.
John Tower received news Aug. is of
the death Of his brother, b. Frank Tower,
at Coventry.
Miss Lydia Flemming of Troy, n. ",
spent several days recently with MRS. Mary
lNienaruSOn.
Mrs. Ida Richardson and daughters, Al.
ice and Edith, are visiting Gardner Rich
arison and family.
Mrs. Chamberlain, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Wan. B.odgett several months,
has gone to her home.
Mrs. A. c. Bailey, son and daughter OF
Randolph are with Mrs. Olive Chaffee and
son, Charles, for a week.
Nfre Harm ham If Concord " II apd
Mrs. Jessie Wright of Gaysviile were in
town last week Wednesday.
G. p. Field and wife of Keene, n. H.,
have been with their parents, V. NJ. Hub
bard and wife for few days.
Mrs. VIM. McCollom and daughters,
Alice and Florence, of Brooklyn, n. V,
are with Mrs. Fannie Marsh.
Mrs. Frank Lewis has a Gala lily bios
som that measures 3 2 inches in length
and p inches around the outer edge.
Mrs. S. c. Varney and granddaug liter,
Blanche Narney, of Lincoln spent last
week with Elroy Ba6cock and family.
Mrs. orville Cary died Aug. IL. The fu-
neral was held Thursday, Rev. T. Roscoe
officiating. Mrs. Cary was 81 years old.
Mis-. J.. 5. Quinn and two children of
Brushton, n. Y, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Richardson the past
week.
E. A. Hoyt and wife and grandchildren,
Carl and Minnie Jones, of Lyndon have
been visiting E. II. Hoyt and wife the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. WEIGH and son,
Henry, Mrs. 0liphsnt and Geo. A. Welch
left here last Thursday for their home in
Cleveland, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Hoyt were in Bran.
don Monday to attend the funeral of a lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
of Lynn, Mass.
The entertainment last week Wednes- |
day evening at the g. A. X. hall was a
grand success in every respect. A fine /
play was well rendered to $50 house.
H. II. Cushman went to Burlington /
Monday and will take a trip by team
through Franklin county with his broth
erin law, c. Z. TowDsend, travelling sales
man for the Burlington Drug Co.
The U. 5. cavalry passed through here
on their way to Fort Ethan Allen from /
muster. They camped on Oscar Martins
meadow Wednesday night. They were
surprised to find such a town between the
hills and much pleased with the trip up
this valley.