Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16

Ter here Thursday.
VIII Wynn of st. Adams visited his
home over Sunday.
Mrs. V. w. Eastman is visiting friends
In Worcester, Mass.
Miss Lucy Hale went to Boston Mon
day for millinery goods.
Miss Abbie Golf returned home from
Manchester last Tuesday.
Amos Lamb WAS taken ill Sunday and is
under the physicians care.
Mr.. and Mrs John Moulton of New
port we're in town Friday.
Marshall Carpenter and wife of Chelsea
were in town last Tuesday.
Charles Danforth and Edward Sargent
are on the sick list this week.
Archie Slack has moved into the Gran
dali house on Windsor street.
Mrs. Dana OF Portland, Me-, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. e. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Hale Griswo'd OF Barre is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sibley.
Barton Jewett, cas- bier OF bank in Bos-
ton, is the guest of j. q. Ashley this week.
Gertie Brownell returned to Chelsea last
Tuesday, where she is engaged in the ho-
tel.
The selectmen are making extensive re.
pairs on the covered bridge near the shoe
factory.
Clinton Merrill has closed his work at
the railroad station and is working in the
shoe factory.
Henry Osoood is placing several grain
hargesiers with the farmers this year,
more than ever before.
Nf1s. M. II. Hinckley has moved into
Henry Manchester's tenement, vacated by
Mrs. Hannah Wallace.
Thirteen OF the members of the Arcadia
clu b of Bethel visited Mrs. Walter Web
ster, member, Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Allen, mail carrier from here
TO East barnard, has new canopy top
for carrying passengers.
Mss c. W. Hackett returned from Chel-
sea, P. @ where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alice Prentiss.
Chas. P. Tarbell purchased mate for
his Captell horse last week, which VIII
give him a fine pair OF work horses.
There was good sized audience at the
Congl yestry Monday evening to hear The
speakers on the subject OF narcotics.
J. A. Schontsg goes to New York soon,
where he has position IN postoihce III
one of the suburban towns of the city.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. b. DurlSee started Tues
day on a carriage Drive TO TT. Edwards, N.
u
Rev. &. II. Pennoyer preached his fare
well sermon for the Universalist society
last Sunday and goes to Tufts college this
week.
Morris Lamb, OF the police force OF Bos-
ton, is spending a two weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. h.
Lamb.
George Dewey has contract to paster
and build q chimney in the church at East
Barnard, which is being extensively re-
paired.
Mrs. George Thurston, who was quite
seriously injured last week by being
thrown from her carriage, is still confined
to the bed.
Mrs. Victor Yeaton returned to her
home in Lowell, Mass, last week. She has
spent the past few weeks at Richard Yea
toms on Broad Brook.
Mrs. Hannah Wallace accompanied her
niece, Miss Emma Gordon, ON her return
to Maynard, Mass, Friday and will re-
main during the winter.
L.K. Merrill returned home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington last
Monday. He has Teen under treatment
there the past two weeks.
Miss Alice Lamb returned home Friday
from New York, where she spent the
summer with Mrs. Kate Chant berlin Cove.
Mrs. Cove accompanied her home.
ID. G. Stoughton has let the contract for
the woodwork on Albert Merrilps new
house to Frank Lyman OF Bethel, who
commenced work upon it Monday.
George Hackett and wife, &. c. Hood
and wife and John Shepard, wife and
daughter attended the soldiers picnic re-
union at Silver lake, Barnard, Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Stevens Carr of Concord, n.
H., ard son, Ralph, visited at Charles =;
b lacks last week, returning TO Barnard
Sunday. where she is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Clark Stevens.
Mrs. Hannah Moore and son, Jsmes, are
visiting friends in town this week. James
Moore is a graduate Of Brown university
and is now in his second year in the med
icaI department OF Harvard college.
large party, members OF the Universal
list society, met at the residence oil George
Brown last Friday afternoon and evening
for a social visit with their pastor, who
has closed his engagement with them.
w. NJ. Sargent has placed new and ell
egant postofiice outfit in the office with
enlarged facilities for the distribution OF
msil. II is made OF old growth ASH IN
handsome design and is admired by the
patrons.
G. B. Hemenway and wife and Miss
KinnIe and otto Hemenway returned to
their home in New Haven, Conn.,, yester-
day. otto Hemenway spent the last four
weeks at Saransc LAKE, n. Y. Clifford
Hemenway is to remain here longer.
Henry Dutton and wife, J. w. Waldo |
and wife, George Hackett and wife, 5. Nj.
snow and wife, Albert Sargent and wife, 1
w. v. Eastman, Calvin Dyke and Nj. }.
Sargent attended the Orange County Vet |
erans' reunion at Randolph last week.
The annual installation of the officers OF
he Epworth League will take place Sun
day evening in place of the regular meet
ing. There will be singing by the young /
peopIe. installation of officers by the pas
tor ana short addresses by Prof. .k.GraVes
and Amos Eaton. All are welcome.
During the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Allen OF Broad Brook last Saturday,
heir residence was rsided by some per
son or persons. No vsluables were taken.
They made an entrance through the hatch
vay door into the cellar and entered every 4
room in the house, leaving things scat
tered about.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
renzo Tenney we're deeply moved to sym
rathv by the loss OF their only son, Leon,
'ast week wednesday, after a short illness
81 seven DAYS OF appendicitis at the age OF
Is wears. Ii is a deep affection TO Mr. and
Mrs. Tenney. Leon had always been al