Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
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! OHhrlts bIlBEs Nihileu IN AhLtAoAH CfNi
Sunday.
Pr. McLaurin Of New York city spent
Sunday here.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Wilson.
| Mrs. Joe Battise went Monday to join
her husband in Boston.
G. II. Nichols and family returned to
New York city Monday.
J. b. Eldredge and family spent several
days recently in Warren.
l.. Chadwick of Milton visited his
parents here over Sunday.
Bert Hastings and family returned
Monday to Franklin, n. ii.
W. c. Pierce'and wife returned Monday
to Boston, having visited here two weeks
II. b. Salisbury has been in New York
and Boston this week on business mis-
sion.
Mrs. Louis Normandin of Montpelier is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dumas, TINS
week.
Miss Anna Nichols entertained a COM
pany of friends at a whist party Saturday
evening.
Miss Eta S. Chamberin returned Mon
day to her duties as teacher at Framing
ham, Mass.
f. @. osgood, wife and child returned
to Boston Monday, after spending two
weeks here.
Miss Minnie M. Smith left Tuesday for
Roanoke, Va, to pursue her studies in the
college there.
Miss Clara Lszelle went to Burlington
Monday, where she will attend the Evans
Business college.
Caleb 5. Eaton and family, who have
been spending the summer In Rochester,
are again in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick b. Elliott of
New York city have been guests Of q. ).
Moulton the past week.
Mrs. James Foster came Monday from
South ROyalton 10 visit at the home OF
her father, A. j. Foster.
Mrs. George Sparhawk OF Athens, Pa,
is visiting al the home of her father, John
w. Burt, arriving Saturday.
Miss Emily Miller returned last week
from an extended visit with friends in
Fairfield, Warren and Northheld.
Mrs. William Sharpe and son, John,
who had been visiting here, returned
Monday to West Somervllle, Mass.
Leo, son OF NJ. J. Smith, who has been
staying in Windsor during the summer,
came last Thursday to attend school.
P.J. Blanchard finished work at the
Randolph foundry Saturday and Monday
commenced work for Mann q Allen.
S. II. Brooks and family and DIR. s. n.
Gould and daughter, Miss Ethelynd,
have returned from Queen City Park.
Miss May Cross returned yesterday to
Holyoke, Mass, after two weeks vaca-
ton spent here and in Ascutneyville.
Saturday Mrs. E. O. Blanchard gave a
pleasant tea party in honor of her guest,
Mrs Mary w. Tiison, of Maiden, Mass.
Miss Ella Adams returned Monday to
Morrisville, accompanied by her aunt, I
Mrs. Lucinda Adams, who will visit there. I
f. II. Holdridge. postal clerk on the
night run from Newport to Springfield, /.
visited at DIR. NJ. l.. Scott's over Sunday. I
Owing to the illness of Rev. V. Nj. 1
Hardy Sunday, the Cong'l pulpit was oc- Z
cupied by Rev. +. X. Graves OF South Roy 4
alton.
Mrs. Avery Thresher and little son re- /
turned Saturday to their home in Mel 4
rose Highland, Mass, after a two months 4
stay with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth Holman, who had been 4
acting as table girl at the Profile House in I
the White Mountains, returned Saturday
and this week began teaching on Riford |
brook in Braintree.
Mrs. Harriet Lyman recently celebrated
her SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary, en-
number of friends at a tea
party the 26th. She is remarkably well
preserved and sprightly for a woman of
her years.
Mrs. S. S. Briggs OF Campello, Mass,
visited last week at the home OF her
brother, VIM. 5 Wood. Her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Granger, and children, who
bad also been guests there, returned TO
Campello Saturday.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. w. w Morton next Tues day at pm.
The project of taking some OF the stock Of
he Silver Cross magazine will be discussed
and a report of the convention will lie Civ
en-. A large attendance of the members is
most earnestly requested.
Col. C. s. Forbes was in town Monday
On business connected with Randolph's
write up in the next FermOnter. New
port was written up for the current num-
Der. Col. Forbes, accompanied by Pho
logrspher Chandler, will be in town again
next Saturday or Monday to show views
aiken for the article, as well as to take ,
my others desired. Persons desiring to
be represented should call before Sstur- ,
lay on F. w. Sault at the HERALD office.
The All-Comers' tennis tournament in ]
iDgles was closed last Friday. The {
match in finals between A. l.. Newton
md Charles f. Mccall furnished by far !
he best match of the tournament as Mr.. /
Mccall played a fine uphill game after q
praining his thumb. 1t resulted in a win S
or Newton. Score Sc, 6-3, 4-6, 90. FRI {
lay afternoon a large number of spectR- !
ors were present to see the championship 2
match between Newton and Charles G. {
Dubois, which was won by the former in c
hree straight sets, GO, Ga, 60. This u
ives the possession of the championship Z
up for the coming year TO Newton for i
be first time. The score for the cup is B
ow:-Frederick T. Huntington, 2; John C
!. Pratt, L; Charles G. Dubois, i; Arthur c
:. Newton, 1. 4