Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-03
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Mrs. Hattie CHASE has returned from
her visit in Betl ell.
George e. Ryder went to Burlington
Saturday for few days.
N. P. Bowman OF st. Johnsbury visited
at Mrs. George Spears last week.
Prof. and Mrs. F. A. Trask went to Our
linRton Saturday for short stay.
The old Curtis house near the bridge is
undergoing repairs and improvements.
Mrs. Wealthy Merritt has gone to Mid
dlebury to spend the winter with rels-
tives
Mrs. e. I. Lille went to Newport, N. H.,
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. William
Booth.
Theron williams Of wiIliamstown YVES
visitor at Fabien Dupuis' Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. f. E. Healey, Jr., and little daugh-
ter went to Wayland, Mass, yesterday TO
visit relatives.
M. @. Foster OF st. Adams, who had
been guest at ID. h. Goding's, returned
home Monday.
DIR. 8. N. Gould spent Sunday in Barre
and was joined there Tuesday by his
daughter, Miss Ethelynd.
Miss Lena Ellison has gone on a visit
ing trip TO Bethel, Bristol, Lincoln,
Huntington and Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Carr OF Hardwick,
who have been guests at w. w. Beams,
left Tuesday for Montpelier.
Mr.. Henry Ford from Dorchester, Mass,
is spendinga few weeks in town, the
guest of Mr.. L. Hutchinson.
Tuesday Col. r. J. Kimball, Hon. VIM.
H. Dubois and Rev. q. w. Morrow visit
ed the legislature at Montpelier.
H. L..
place near the sidewalk in front of their
office, averting possible accidents.
Mrs. Amelia Palmer OF Woodstock and |
Fred Owen and son, Willie, of Addison |
visited ut Dexter Chatfield's last week.
e. f. Hobson, representative from
Brighton, and his wife spent Sunday here
as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. o. Howe. |
Henry Sault has finished work for Levi
Erskine and has gone to East Braintree |
to work for A. K. McIntire in his black |
smith shop.
Miss Jennie Godfrey and her pupils |
from the South Royalton graded school |
passed through here Tuesday on their way |
10 the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rounds from
nori bern Vermont came here on their |
wedding trip and have been guests at |
Chas. Danyou's.
Miss Nellie Keenan, OF Nashua, N. H.,
and Miss Ella Mann OF Windsor, who hadJ
been guests ut M. !. Smiths, returned to
their homes Monday.
Braintree but now OF Burlington, arrived
yesterday morning for a short stay, the /
guest Of Dea. 4. 3. Cushmsn.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe went to Montpelier
Tuesday to act as one of a committee to
examine candidates for the ministry of /
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond is In Montpel-
Ter today to attend the reception given by
Gov. and Mrs. Smith to the Sons and
Daughters of the American Revolution.
U. 8. Grant post, q. A. R., will hold
sociable after their meeting Saturday
evening and will serve oysters. All vet
Grams are invited, also the members of the
W. r.. G. and Sons Of Veterans, with their
wives and husbands.
Mrs. Ella nj. Keith, superintendent of
the railroad work Of the Massachusetts,
w. z. T. u, win speak at the Christian
church Sunday evening at 7:3O under the
auspices OF tbs local union. Mrs. Smith
viii also give stereopticon lecture Mon
iay night.
AT the Grange hall whist party Monday
evening Irwin s. Chase and Miss Louise
Chase were winners, with score OF plus
10. minus 10 was the poorest record and
indicated the points lost By Clarence
.ole and Mrs, 8. A. Dean. The next is
Monday evening.
Al the annual meeting Of the mission-
ny society OF the Christian church last
week, the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Mary A. Mann; first vice
president, Mrs. q. W. Morrow: second ,
nee president, Mrs. Aletha Mann: secre-
airy, Mrs. w. W. Carpenter; treasurer. .
Mrs. Emily Hastings.
Tuesday evening sixteen OF the young 1
riends OF Miss Bernice McCollom assist
q her In celebrating her thirteenth birth
'sy anniversary with a very pleasant | ,
'erty- she was the recipient Of several !
'retty gifts, her classmates giving her 4 | i
old pen and pearl penhoider. Light re- 1
reshments were served. /
Quite number from this place attend q
Q the funeral OF Miss Ina Pratt from her e
re home in West Braintree. She died d
thursday OF grip after a painful illness. b
ne bad numerous friends here. having q
'e1e her home In town for some time b
zst. she wss the Aancee OF DR.. p. q. Il
letcher OF Roxbury. Interment was IN b
be cemetery here Saturday. O