Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26
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Byron Steele is visiting in East middle
bury.
jeff Flint has moved into his new
house.
Mrs. Mary Flsgg visited in Randolph
last week.
C. E. Powers has moved onto the San
born place.
Walter Archer was in Granville the last
of the week.
Chss. Burnham and sister visited in
town recently.
Blanche Clough is attending school at
Randolph Center.
Fred Ferry of Saratoga, n. Y, is visit
ing friends IN town.
c. L. Smith and wife were IN Bethel
Tuesday of this week.
The campers have returned from Suna-
pee lake and report fine time.
Several were in Brook field Friday to
attend the Golden Rule Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson of Granville
have been visiting at ID. V. Pages.
w. E. Ellis and wife OF Crowley, La,
visited at c. E. Woodward's recently.
Mrs. Mary Drury of Randolph visited
her sister, Mrs. Ira HARDWOOD, Saturday.
VIM. Kerwin and wife OF Roxbury
visited at III. Farnsworth's the first OF the
week.
g. w. Flagg is attending the Inter-
State fair at White River Junction this
week.
H. Farnsworth and wife were in Rox-
bury Thursday TO attend a family
reunion.
Charles Fowler and family of Goulds-
vile spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Chester Browns.
Rev. +, w. Sturtevant is expected back
this week and will speak at the West
Brookiield church next Sunday.
Mary Gray, who has been staying at
j. ID. Laport s for some time, has returned
to her home in Waterbury, Conn.
+. |. Claflin and his son, Hugh, are
visiting in Minnesota and Iowa. Ernest
Flint has charge of his store in his alb
sence
Watson Banister has been appointed by
the Governor as justice of the peace to
MI the vacancy caused Dy the death OF w.
b. hebard.
Mrs. w. w. Stone OF Concord, n. H.,
with her sister, Miss Florence Eastman,
of Worcester, Mass, visited recently at
q. S. Crain's.
Edgar Sanborn, who bas been working
for Prof. Emerson in Rochester during
the summer, has joined his family at his
old home for short time.
J. G. Mclatyre and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Richards went to Royalton
last Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Kenney and returned the same day.
Mrs. w. B. Hebard is very sick with
erysipelas in the face. At this writing
she is thought TO be out OF danger. She
is attended by DR.. George Scott Of Ran
dolph.
c. E. Woodward, wife and two daugh-
ters were in Roxbury Thursday to attend
a family reunion OF Mr.. Woodward's
sisters children at their fathers resi-
denee, Stephen Butterheld's.
Schools in town begin Sept. 6, with the
following teachers: No, 1, Mrs. George
Flint; No. 3, II. p. Lewis; No. 8, Carrie
5ault; No. 4, Emma Flint; No. 6, Georgia
Mann; No. Z, Florence Soper.
The only son OF Isaac and Ellen Linfield
was taken to the insane asylum at Wa
terbury Wednesday by Guy Clough aud |
Adns Adams. The boy had been insane
for some time but not considered danger
Gus until quite recently. His parents |
have the sympathy of all in their sad az
Fiction.
The annual Pethville picnic was held |
Saturday at the residence of George Soper |
in Randolph by special request OF the
present occupants, Asa snow ana vile. !
The Pethvile band accompanied the party |
and furnished coed music, as usual. The |
tables were spread in the ysrd and every |
thing was done to make the gathering a |
pleasant one. About 90 were present.
The Blanchard picnic the 18th was a |
very pleasant occasion, there being 1870 /
persons in attendance. The Blanchard /
from a distance were:-
Mrs. @. A. Wsshburn and Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. c. Pierce of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
E. Blanchard of Chelsea, Mass; Horace |
wife and daughters OF East Beth
ell, Mrs. Rowell OF Tunbridge, Mrs. Wight |
and children OF Bethel, q. w. King, wife
and three little daughters OF Plaintield. |
After bountiful dinner, with an album
dance OF hot coffee and cold lemonade pro-
yided by the host and hostess, Mr.. and |
Mrs. ID. W. c. Blanchard, the visitors were
entertained with singing and
speaking by several children. Misses
Eta May and Myrtle Belle King won
rounds OF applause. A. n. Blanchard of
who had brought his camera
along with him, photographed the group.
Speaking by G.. W. Fiagg, George G. Flint |
and Others helped to make this a 'red let
ter" day.