Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-14
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morning. '
In Royalton.
apee lake, N. H.
being repainted.
first of the week.
Miss Lena Roseman of Bristol is visiting
Miss Anna Nichols.
Miss Florence H. Brooks went back to
Boston last Thursday.
j. q. Mann has purchased an Empire
hand power separator.
Zeph and Will Seymour of Boston are
spending the week here.
Il. ID. Segar has been at home a few DAYS
recently from Winooski.
There were no services at the Christian
church Sunday, Rev. @. w. Morrow
being away on a vacation.
Miss Maud LON bard has returned to her
musical studies in Boston.
AFRO Lamson of Philadelphia is at Idle
ton cottage for short stay.
Edwin Goodwin and Mrs. Byron Good
win are visiting In Hardwick.
Mrs. George Peck OF St.Albans is spend
ing the week at Hobart Pecks.
Lucius Fowler and wife of st. Adams
have been spending the week in town.
Mrs. M. Louise Reed OF Boston is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. e. s. Reed.
Arthur Cooley and wife of Hanover. N.
H., were at Fred Goodrich's over Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Hood and daughter, Alice,
are in Portland, Me-, for a three weeks
visit.
Mrs. Henry Allen, son and daught of
Bellows Falls are guests of relatives in
town.
J.R. Spring OF Lebanon was the guest
OF his classmate, Sherman Moulton, last
week.
Miss Mary Chandler OF Hartford visited
Friday and Saturday at Henry Tewks-
bury's.
Miss Alice Erskine has finished her mil
linery season in Salem, Mass, and return
ed home.
Arthur Kemp had the back of one hand
quite badly cut last week on the dog of
drag saw.
Miss Carrie Granger came from Mime
apolis last week and will remain here for
some time.
Miss Helen Thwing has finished her mill
linery season with Mrs. 8. 8. Clark and re
turned to Barre.
W. w. Morton is taking vacation Wis
iting his son, Robert, in New London,
Conn.,, and elsewhere.
James Mullaly has moved to the Albin
farm and George Dumas occupies the
Spencer place vacated.
Mrs. Rowland and son, who had been
guests at Montague Place, returned Mon
day to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Laura Kilburn gave a party to
about Is OF her little mates last week
Wednesday in honor OF her birthday.
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott OF Winchester,
Mass, on the birth OF daughter July 9Th.
The Baptist fancy sale and suppers
Thursday and Friday evenings were liber-
ally patronf4ed. The net receipts were
little over slOO.
Capt. J. e. Eldredge, accompanied by s:
Banister of Warren and z. M. Gillette OF
Montpelier, is on his annual trouting ex-
petition to Maine.
Mrs. s. s. Briggs OF Brockton, Mess.
who visited her brother, VIM. >. wood,
the last OF the week, has gone to the Cen
ter to spend the summer.
e. w. Kelley and daughter OF Boston
visited his father, A. j. Kelley, from
Wednesday until Monday. Miss Kelley
is still with her grandparents.
The mother of Mrs. w. s. Curtis died
last week at Wolcott. Mrs. Curtis had
been with her some time. Fred Curtis
went Friday to attend the funeral.
Miss Kate Healey OF Barre was in town
Friday. She has been engaged oy the
school committee to act as musical In
structor here during the coming year.
AT the 18th annual commencement exer-
cises of the University OF Rochester, N. Y,
June 18th, the degree OF doctor OF laws
was conferred on DIR. Horace Tracy Hanks
OF New York city.
AFRO Trask of Braintree complains that
deer are raising the ODD Ned with bis gar
den. II they don't let up lunching on DIS
cabbages, the open season is liable 10 come
on sudden up Thayer brook.
Mrs. Electa Cushman and Mrs. Wm.
Messer and little daughter, Annie, OF Bar.
re came down the last OF the week 10 Visl.
at q. K. Cushman's. Mrs. Messer ana
daughter returned home Monday.
last week Miss Emma Burnham received
visit from her cousin, Jesse Odds, OF Du-
Fois. Penn, and her aunt, Mrs. Mehetapei
Stebbins OF Williamstown, a lady over ~
years OF age. Her sister, Mrs. ID. b. How
ard OF East Braintree, also visited her.
The boys enjoyed game of scrub at Nc
Cali mark Friday in which some OF the
shave beens" astonished theyounger con-
tinoent. "Nick" chose the sides and the
seam captained by F. H, Joslyn won over
the nine captained by z. L. Merchant,i 10 70
Q. There is material for a good nine mere
this summer.
Mrs. A. E. Lamb, who is reported IN our
; ;.rss IN a runaway at Bellows Falls last
,TaeE is an aunt OF Mrs. w. B. Wall. She
lived here and her husband built
: Sa Pea1 house on South Pleasant street |
s snS the snicer house on School street. AT
latest report she was comfortable aud her
recovery was anticipated.