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


| ness, robes and blankets. M. A. BRINK
A son was born Sept. 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Flowers.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kloran.
Mrs. James Atwood of Plymouth, N. h.,
was In town Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ID. Cushing last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Reed are visiting
their old home at Plaintield.
Mrs. Billiard and Thos. Currier OF Bos-
ton are guests OF q. w. Berry.
Jeffers Richardson has returned TO
Mortified to attend the Norwich univer-
sity.
Mrs. Mary Lille Baxter OF New York
was the guest this week OF her aunt, Mrs.
Julia Weston.
Miss Mabel G. Ainsworth and Mrs. j.
+. Ainsworth OF Dedham, Mass, are Wis
iting Mrs. G. G. Stearns.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase and Mrs. Chase were
called to Ludlow Saturday by the serious
illness OF DIR. Roscoe Chase.
f. II. Everett went Tuesday to Philadel-
phia, where Is taking four years course
in the Hahnemann Medical college.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will give a harvest supper in their pariors
Wednesday, Oct. 8, from to s p. m.
Two persons were baptized and received
on probation at the Methodist chapel last
Sunday and one the previous Sunday.
Eugene Chamberlin OF Worcester, Mass,
is at home with his father, James Cham
berlin, recuperating from severe illness.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
viii give a supper In the Harrington par
lors Friday OF this week from $3.50 to
8 p. m.
Lynn Chadwick, Richard Wilson and
Will ellison have gone to Burlington to
pursue their studies in the University Of
Vermont.
Principal Orion, Miss Alvord and Miss
Richardson are attending the annual con.
yention OF the state teachers at Montpel-
er this week.
A. @. vinica, who has had charge Of
the Blue Hill electric light station, has
gone away and his place Is now filled by,
A. b. Brooks.
Philadelphia, where he Is attending the
law department Of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Henry Preston has brought into this
Office bunch of raspberries, which for
size and number OF berries rivals the most
bountiful growths OF summer ~
Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Lewis, Mre. w. II.
Creamer, Harry Tower, Miss Hiids Telford
and Mrs. Sue Hoyt went on the excursion
to Montreal the first Of the week. 4
The Camp Brook Sunday school held
its last session of the year last Sunday.
James p. Rogers and Mrs. r. o. Roberts,
with several helpers, have had the charge,
OF IL.
Last week A. L, Stearns took the re-
mains OF the late 4. c. Bigeiow to Roxr.
bury, Mass, for cremation In accordance
with the wish expressed by Mr.. Bigeiow
In his life time.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
ell postoffice addressed to Mr.. John Camp
bell, Mrs. Lucy Nj. Davis, Miss Helen
Dodge Moomis, Mrs. Marcia Laroiux and
Mr.. r. Williamson.
Carl Helm, who lives With G.. II. Kim
ball, was the victim OF painful, but not
serious, accident last Saturday ifihthe ma
ture OF an explosion of stove, throwing
dirt and sand into his eyes.
q. NJ. Miller, Rev. w. A. Warner, Mrs.
A. A. Brooks, Mrs. Emeline Fisher and
Mrs. Ruth Dickey attended the meeting
OF the Windsor county Congregational
churches Tuesday OF this week.
Misses Ada and Alice Paine, who have q
millinery store in Dorchester, Mass, have
returned to Boston to prepare for fail and
winter trade. They will also open q mil
'linery school in connection with their
store.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Derry Depot, N. H., on MonSay morning,
Sept rs, at the parsonage of st. Luke's M.
4. church, when Arthur j. Weston, for
merly Of Bethel, was united In holy we'd
lock to Miss Ethel d. Berry, one of the
most popular young ladies OF Derry. After
Rev. H. Z. Allen, the party re-entered the
hacks and were driven to the station,
where a large company showered upon
them their congratulations. After a
months tour in Vermont they will return
to reside at Derry, where Mr.. Weston has
a lucrative situation.