Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-29
Randolph.

Bert Lewis OF Lebanon, N. a., returned
home Friday.
e. A. Mutt OF the Montpelier Waterman
was in town Friday.
The Conley Comedy company are stop
ping at the Red Lion Inn.
Miss Mary Regain went to st. Adams
Saturday for two weeks stay.
Aaron Lovsland of Norwich visited II.
8. Booth last week Wednesday.
Samuel Wheeler of Barre has been Wis
iting Andrew Wheeler for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Moore OF Sharon were
the guests Of o. j. Marcott over Sunday.
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre visited bis
father, Lyman Hutchinson, over Sunday.
Geo. Brock went to his old home at
Trenholmville, p. O., Monday for a short
visit.
Richard Messer, a prominent granite
dealer of Claremont, N. H., was in town
Friday.
The rector, Rev. Mr.. White, will admin
lister holy communion at ST. Johns church
next Sunday.
d. r. Bosworth, prominent merchant
In the hustling town OF Bristol, was in
town Friday.
ID. c. Woodward is putting in electric
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wiring himself.
Rev.J.L. Therien OF Windsor celebrated
mass at the Catholic church Sunday, and
also MONDAY morning.
Frank SpauldiDg of st. Adams visited
bis father, NJ. 5. Spaulding, Saturday on
his return from Boston.
Alice McCord returned Saturday from
South Royalton, where she has finished
work In the Brightwood.
Isaac Newton is exhibiting bis new
style sleigh, with oscillating body, at the
Woodstock fair this week.
Mrs. A. N. Miller OF Sugsr Grove, Kane
Co., ILL.,, arrived Friday and Is the guest OF
her brother, NJ. ID. Church.
Mrs. II. K. Thatcher, Mrs. l.. Segar and
Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb visited Mrs. E.
Morse in Bethel Thursday.
Rev. q. w. Morrow was in Burlington
Monday evening to attend a conference OF
the Anti-Saloon League leaders.
Mrs. r.. q. Morton, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. King OF Woodstock, returned
Thursday from trip to the "Hub."
+. j. Storms, operator at the depot,
made flying trip TO st. Adams Saturday
evening, returning the same evening.
Rev. Geo. W. Morrow lectured at Bristol
Friday evening and addressed the Y. T.
8. c. E. at Addison Saturday afternoon.
Frank Parsons OF New York, an EN-
ploye OF the Western Electric company,
arrived Saturday for two weeks vsca-
ton.
T. c. Moore of Ft. Edwards, N. Y, Wis
tied his brother, Walter Moore, clerk in'
the Red Lion Inn, Wednesday OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonis Booth came Mon
day and Mr.. Booth took possession OF his
new purchase, the Pierce photography
stand.
VIM. Latham, foreman In the HERALD
AND NEWS Office, went to bis old home 10
Portland, Me-, Thursday evening for a few
days. visit.
Chas. Porter arrived Friday from the
West and is a guest OF DIR. l.. M. Scott,
where his wife and child have been spend
ing the summer.
David Bean, who has been employed the
past summer as a conductor on the cleo
tries at Lynn, Mass, came home for
short visit Thursday.
Mrs. Willis C. Cushman returned Fri
day from visit OF several weeks with her
sister and other relatives In Derby, VT,
and Smith Mills, Can.
The survivors OF Co. G, Sth Vermont
Volunteers, will hold their fourth annual
reunion at the hotel in West Braintree
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The State Teachers association, which
is to be held at Montpelier Friday, will be
attended by Principal Shaw and the
teachers in the High and Graded schools
Ed. Sault shook hands with friends here
Wednesday. He returned to Vergennes
Monday. where he is employed on the
famous Scranton mansion on Lake Cham
plain.
The Conley Comedy Co. held forth to a
crowded house at the opera house Friday
evening, the first OF week of entertain
ment. They are advertising line OF
remedies.
The Ladies' Aid OF the M. e. church will
hold social and serve a salad supper at
the residence OF o. 3. Copeland on Thurs
day next, afternoon and evening. Supper
from O'Clock on.
Mrs. Almira Chambe of Keene, N
a., Mrs. Alvina Seyerence OF Middlebury
and Mrs. Maloria Morse and Mrs. Lucinda
Binp ham of Bethel were guests OF Mrs. s
). Whitcomb Saturday.
Friday evening was rainy, nevertheless
the meeting OF the Rebekahs was enjoyed
by those who braved the elements. The
"phantom" social was success, and the
refreshments agreeable.
Miss Isabella Russell and Edith Gould
of Enfield, N. b., returned from North
field Friday and were guerts OF Mr. ana
Mrs. DE. Cooling until Monday, when
they returned to their home.
Mabel, the little year-old child of
Wallace Luce, died Monday morning,
after short illness of cholera infantum.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. @. w. Morrow officiating.
Among those who attended the funeral
of E. G. Bigelow at Bethel Friday after
noon were Mrs. Austin Smith, Mrs. II. E.
Sharpe and Mrs. l.. p. Thayer OF this place
and Mrs. Grow of East Randolph.
The e. F. Emerson company are fur
nishing the material for two line houses
in Montpelier, each OF which will cost
when finished between $1,000 and 5000,
and are also furnishing the material for
the new business block in Barre.
The Valley fair at Brattleboro Sept. Is
and %, offers 5000 in cash premiums, be-
be furnished by the First Regiment band.
The Central VT. r. R. will sell round trip