Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-23
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last week. WI
MISS Nellie Magennis spent Friday il
- Charles Briggs and wife spent Sunday
last Thursday.
Dan Morse and family are spending the
week In Mortified.
Mrs. G. N. Pike OF Calais was at d. r.
Goding's over Sunday.
W. A. Mcintosh was at home from
Lebanon over Sunday.
Lucius Webb has been spending several
days at Queen City Park.
Mrs George Brown OF South Royalton
was In the place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Cole of Boston visit
ed at I. J. Adams recently.
The houses of Capt. H. M. Wires and A,
=. Bass are being reprinted.
Mrs. Ellen e. KeIton has been i'll about
four weeks past with the grip.
J. Pearl Clifford and wife OF Coos, N. H.,
were In town one day last week.
Judge Hutchinson and Miss Gertrude
Hart spent Sunday in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle visited in
Vergennes and Bristol last week.
Mrs. Roland Longer OF Lebanon, N. H..
visited Mrs. G. e. Abbott Monday.
Earl H. Powers spent Sunday in Water
bury, the guest OF Arthur s. Bean.
X. P.Stockwell and wife of Bethel were
here Monday visiting his brother.
Owing to a break in the engine the
Emerson mill did not run Monday.
DR.. l.. A. Russlow went to Danville the
last OF the week for few days stay.
Mrs. W. Fl. Kenney has joined her hus-
band at Lake George for the summer.
Col. R. J. Kimban and family arrived at
Montague Place Friday for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin L. Chadwick OF Mil
ton came Thursday to visit his parents
here.
Mrs. M. n. Wilson returned last week
from visit Of three weeks at Rochester,
N. H.
DR.. v. G. Goodrich's household goods
were shipped Monday to him at Syracuse,
Misses Eunice Denison and lisa Lamson
visited in Hanover, N. a., two days last
week.
Mrs. W. B. Wall and Miss Lucie return
ed Saturday from a several weeks stay in
Boston.
Mrs. j. ID. Denison accompanied Mrs.
Dudley G. Denison back to Royalton
Tuesday.
Rev. G. w. Morrow addressed county
Sunday school convention at Bath, N. H.,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ford OF Staten
Island, N. Y, stopped at Z. F. Moulton's
over Sunday.
Miss Eva Bates spent Sunday at Rox-
bury with Miss Mabel Preston, who is
teaching there.
Quite party spent Thursday at Brook
fed pond, enjoying the fishing and
picnic dinner.
Mrs. l.. P. Thayer went to st. Johns
bury Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Geo. F. Cheney.
Mrs. Ruth Riford OF the South village,
who is nearly 80 years old, is visiting at /.
d. williams.
Handsome American flags have lately
been hoisted over the Walsh and John
Kimbali houses.
@. e. Lazelle of White River junction
has been visiting at his father in law 3,
]. NJ. Atwood's.
Eugene KimbalI and wife OF Boston
have been visiting Mrs. Fairbanks on
Highland avenue.
Miss Mary Tewksburv went back to
Burlington Saturday after a weeks stay
at her home here.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, who was at A. f..
Bass for few days, returned Tuesday to
White River Junction.
Theron Brooks is spending month In
In company with the survey
ing class OF the U. V. M.
Mrs. G.. A. Wheeler, who Is spending
the summer at White River Junction, was
here Friday visiting friends.
c. M. Coburn, an agent OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company, of Burlington
visited at N. w. McCollom's Monday.
Miss Ida Thacher is taking a two weeks
vacation from the HERALD office, por-
ton of which she will spend in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Mann of Quechee
visited here over Sunday. Mrs. William
Mann is recovering slowly from her ILL.,
ness.
Miss Annie K. Mead is spending. her
vacation from the Burnham school In
with Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Mead.
Miss Mary dubois attended q class re-
1nion at Northampton, Mass. last week
md Miss Lucina Saxton similar event at
Holyoke.
Luke Parish Is filing an order for
ID. 900 last blocks that will require eight
.ars to load. They go to Massachusetts,
hoe firm.
Miss Maurine Thayer and Miss Lyla
Putnam expect to go the last OF the week
o visit friends In Winchester and Spring
ield, Mass.
Henry Manchester, who has headquar-
ers at Concord, N. H., since bis recent
abroad promotion, recently visited at
Valley farm.
FL. Storms, the day telegraph operator,
pent Sunday at his home in EilensDurg,
I. Y. Wilbur ID. Fits Of Roxbury took
lis place at the station.
DR.. W. 8. Curtis probable successor has
written him that he has been unfortu-
lately detained bat will probably arrive
lere about July LIST.
Mrs. Edgar Sanborn and daughters,
eunie and Monica, were here Tuesday.
rhey will spend the summer months at
he Sanborn homestead In Braintree.