Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
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Don't miss the grand open-air dance al
South Royalton Friday evening, Aug. ~
Music by Moore's orchestra, four pieces
n. B. Cobb returned from Enfield Satur-
day.
Lulu Gilman returned to Boston Mon
day.
Maud Bacon is assisting Mrs. George
| Moore.
Fred J. Carpenter left for Providence
| Tuesday.
George Smith OF Middlesex was in town
| last week.
Henry Morrill, OF Barre recently visited
his family.
Gertrude Prescott is working for Mrs.
B. Jordan.
Henry Fox has just received new bar
| ber'H cnair.
Miss Jessie Drew returned from Provi-
dence Monday
Mrs. c. E. Quimby visited friends in
R. A. Hatch left for Boston Monday on
business trip.
Last week fine deer was seen on John
Hafding's farm.
Miss Della Roberts was the guest OF
Maud Carpenter the past week.
Mrs. Matilda Alexander of Boston ar
rived in town Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.McGoun of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, are at the Eagle hotel.
Miss Marie Simmons Of Boston spent
the past week with Miss Marion Hatch.
DR.. Fish of South Royalton was called
here last week to visit Mrs.J M .Oimstead.
Mrs.Cora Hazelton and daughter, Grace,
have gone to her parents in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Margaret Swift has been the guest
OF her niece, Mrs. Henry Fox, the past
week.
A social dancing party was held by the
young people at the town hall Friday
evening.
Mrs. ]. A. Ross visited her daughter,
Mrs. George Bingham, Ia South Royalton
recently.
Hon. E. p. George and son, Ned, were
here Wednesday OF last week to visit Mr..
Henry Reynolds.
Mrs. VIM. H. Chamberlin has been ut
the Mary Hitchcock hospital the past
week for treatment.
will Hazelton aud friend, Sam Fiske,
spent Thursday night here on their way
from Canada to Boston.
Mrs. Retta Hyde and daughter, JOSE
phine, arrived Saturday from Lebanon
and are at Mrs. d. c. Hyde's.
Miss Effie j. Warner, teacher In Au-
burn Place school in Chicago, has been st
Mrs. VIM. Hatch's the past week.
Mrs. Marcus Preston OF Waverly, Mass,
who, with her son, has been visiting be T
sister, Mrs. Byron Ross, has returned 10
her home.
Mrs. L. d. Jones, Misses Howe, Marga-
ret Chandler and Jones and Mrs. G.. F.
Chandler and friend, Miss Small; spent
Saturday In Hanover.
The entertainment at the town hall
Thursday evening was a success financial
ly as well as giving vacation relaxation TO
moderately filed house.
Phineas Kimball, wife and daughters
were in town Saturday calling on friends.
MIR. Kimball is from the West and was
formerly resident OF West Fairlee.
Mrs. D. N. Flanders died Saturday
morning of cancer in the stomach. The
funeral services were held at the house
Monday, conducted by Rev. Stanley j..
Spear.
In the absence OF our pastor sermon
was read Sunday morning which was
written by Rev. Arthur ID. Little of Dor
chester, Mass. The subject was "Tne
Right Estimate of Values"
Mrs. Lucia Hoyt OF Lowell, Mass, Ches.
Hoyt OF Boston, II. A. Hoyt and family of
Montpelier, Frank Hoyt OF Tunbridge and
george Hoyt of Randolph were here to ST.
tend the funeral of their mother.
Rev.Henry Cummings left Tor Newport,
N. h., last week Wednesday to assist in
the funeral services OF his friend, Amos
Richardson. he is to spend his three
weeks vacation in Massachusetts, AID
Connecticut.
Boating on the Ompompanoosuc is the
latest fad in STAFFORD. A sad disaster o.
CURED last Friday above the mill dam. In
a sudden gale one boat was capsized and
two young men came near finding wa
terry grave, but were fortunately rescued.