Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23
Strahord.

Laura Hatch spent Sunday at home.
Curtis morrill, spent Saturday at Pompa
DIR. Swan left Saturday for Stoughton
Mass.
Mrs. Lucius Carpenter is on the sick list
this week.
Rannie Rich is housekeeper for Mrs
John Darling.
@. B. Dow has placed fine street lamp
before his residence.
Ex-Gov. Farnham spent Monday night
of last week in town.
John H. Moore and wife left for Paw
tucket, X. l., Monday.
Horace Udall was at home from White
River Junction Sunday.
Raleigh Morrill, returned on his wheel
from Athol, Mass, Friday.
F. e. Ballard OF Lexington, Mass, has
been the guest Of Frank West.
Merrill Lane of South STAFFORD has been
studying Latin with G.. b. Hatch.
T.. V. Parker has been sick the past
week and under DIR. Nowlsn's care.
Miss Bessie Salmon left Saturday TO
visit friends in birmingham, Mass.
The dramatic club has just put up three
street lamps on the town house hill.
Mrs. Nellie Moore has been i'll during
the past week but is now convalescent.
W.R Sanborn and wife went to Green
field, Mass, Tuesday to visit his parents.
Harry Pointney OF Boston was the guest
OF Jed II. Kendall several days last week.
Benjamin T. Marshall left Monday for
the theological seminary in New York
city.
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter visited her cousin.
Mrs. Marcella Curtis, in Mortified last
week.
Rev. Mr. Trafton Of North Tunbridge
preached in exchange with Mr.. Cummings
Sunday.
Marion Hatch is in Woodstock this
week, playing at the fair for George r.
Beyerle.
e. p Morris, wife and two daughters
from Hartford dined at Senator Morril's
Thursday.
George Kibling Of West Lebanon, n. H.,
was the guest of bis aunt, Mrs. Q. b. Dow
last week.
Bert sIlloway, the Pompa stage driver,
is soon to take possession Of the b, II.
Smith house.
DIR. Quimby and family came from
Gaysville Friday TO spend a few days at
X. A. Hatch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Dow spent Wednes.
day and Thursday with relatives in West
Lebanon, n. II.
N. II. Denison and family OF Mortified
come this week To have the care OF his
mother and sister.
Cassie Slack has returned from South
Royalton, where she has been to visit her
brother, Ed. Slack.
There are three propositions for mem.
bership at Bishop lodge, which resumed
its meetings Sept. 1st.
VIM. II. Chamberlin holds an auction at
his place Oct. 9th, with n. Z. Bridgeman
OF Hanover auctioneer.
Mrs. Mary Hatch and two daughters
left Saturday for a visit in Massachusetts
before returning to Washington.
Miss Helen George of Thetford Hill has
been the guest OF her former schoolmate,
Mrs. Fred Preston, the past week
Mrs. Wood OF Boston, who has spent
several weeks at Mrs. ID. A. Flanders, re.
turned to her home the first OF last week.
Marion e. Hatch was chosen delegate to
the state Christian Endeavor convention
TO be hello at Montpelier September Is.
- and 30.
Mrs. Barnes, Miss Maud Merrill, Miss
Emma Hatch and Miss Andruss OF Chel-
sea visited Sarah Cummings Tuesday OF
last week,
Mrs. Augustus Roberts OF Hanover, n. !
H., and daughter, Amy, pupil in Mt. |
Holyoke seminary, recently visited Mrs. |
K. X. Rowell
Miss Alice NJ. Kyle, from the rooms OF 1
the Woman's Board of Missions of Boston |
is to speak at the Congregational church |
Friday evening OF this week.
DIR. Claiming Swan purchased a fine |
span of black horses of Albert Holder last /
week and also valuable horse of w. II. |
Chamberlin, to take to Stoughton, Mass /
Maud Carpenter and Georgia Bacon |
were home from Thetford academy over /
Sunday. Miss Maggie Fletcher takes the /
place Of the principal, who is sick with |
typhoid fever at the hospital in Hanover |
Does your head feel as though some one |
was hammering it; as though a million
sparks were flying out OF the eyes? Have .
you horrible sickness OF the stomach /
Burdock Blood Bitters will cure you. I'm