Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-01
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Mrs. A. Z. Hastings.
Postmaster Eldredge spent Sunday with
his family In Warren.
Fred Bass OF Norwich university wa,
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. @ E. Wheelock OF Barnard visited
here be first OF the week.
A.. A. spooner is having his new hous,
on Weston street painted.
Merrill Campbell and wife went to War.
rem Monday for short stay.
Jack Spring OF Lebanon, N. H., cam,
Monday to visit friends here.
Mrs. II. ID. Abbott went to Greenfield
Mass, Monday TO visit friends.
DR.. j. Pearl Clifford OF Berlin, N. II. Wis.,
Tied DIR. @. w. Scott last Friday.
Miss Maud Wells OF Braintree visited
friends here the last of the week.
A horse stepped on II. c. soper's foot
one day recently, crushing one toe.
DIR. s. n. Gould was the speaker last
sunday In Unity Temple, South Barre.
Miss Carrie Badger, who has been quite
Ill for some time, is now convalescent.
&. E. Abbott's family go the last OF the
week to Highland Place for the summer.
Mrs. Blodgett OF the Center is caring for
Mrs. Geo. Croker, who is slightly better
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gould OF Gaysville
have been guests at A. b. Gays for a few
days.
Frank Ash has moved from Idleton cot
tage into the McGrillis house on Dudley
street.
David 4. Bosworth OF Bristol came
Monday to visit at the home Of VIM. II.
Nichols.
Albert Eastman went to Plymouth
Monday to remain for several months
with relatives.
John Chase, OF the L. V. NJ, visited bis
home here over Sunday, returning to Bur-
lington Monday.
Miss Eunice Denison, yiolinist played
last Friday at the graduating exercises Of
Royalton academy.
Harry Hayward arrived home Sunday
after completing bis second years work
in Tufts Medical college.
Mrs. Moses Bagley and son, Wilired,
went to Morrisyille Saturday to spend
some time with relatives.
Miss Mabel Lamb of Warren, a former
student OF the High school here, visited at
G. r. Kilburn's last Saturday.
Orson Woodcock went to Montpelier
Tuesday TO drill with the Knights Tenn
plar, OF which he is member.
Frank Griswold went yesterday to at
tend the wedding OF bis niece at Hatfield,
Mass. He will return Saturday.
Edmund Nixon OF Windsor has entered
the employ OF A. r. Bass, in his watch
and jewelry repairing department.
Mrs. Frank Thomas returned Monday
from st. Johnsbury where she had been
spending several days with friends.
Misses Mary Mcintyre and Eunice
Flint went to Burlington Tuesday to wit
ness the Wv. M.-Dartmouth game.
Asa B. Hebard. with Cross & Abbott at
White River Junction, visited his par
ents, w.B. Hebard and wife, over Sunday.
David Owen, who was called East by the
death OF Mrs. Mary Smith, his sister, left
for his home in Des Moines, Ia, Saturday
night.
The High school nine defeated the
South Royalton High school team on the
latter's grounds Saturday by score OF
Is TO IL.
Mrs. Anna Jones, who left here short
time since to make her home with her
father In Lajunta, Col, has decided TO re-
main in Topeka, Kan, instead.
Miss Maud Chamberlin OF Stockbridge
Is visiting at II. {. Aliens until after
While in school here
she was member OF the class OF 'ss.
Mrs. A. f. Lane and Miss Mary Moulton
returned Saturday from Montpelier where
they had been with their brother, Clar-
ence Moulton, and wife for few days.
George Rising. with his wife, son and
daughter came Saturday to visit his ia
Their, Abial Rising, who is In precarious
condition. he is IS years old and very
feeble.
IA. Fowler went to Underhill Saturday
10 visit at the home OF bis son, Lucius
Fowler. Mrs. Fowler and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Mann, had gone there few days
previously.
l. W. Gabrielle goes to Burlington to-
morrow to attend a pilgrimage OF the
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. Friday he
Entertained Mr.. Sage OF New York,
brother Shriner.
Charles Stowe, who bad been visiting
for the past six weeks at West brooknein
and the home OF his sister, Mrs. 2. J.
blanchard of this place, returned to his
home in Brandon Monday.
The next quarterly session OF Central
Vermont Pomona grange will be held
here with West Randolph grange
Wednesday, June IA. Ihere VIII oe W
public session. A. B. Manchester is lee
Curer.
Monday Mrs. Thomas Ranney went 70
Clsremont, n. H., to spend Memorial day
With her husband, who is advance agen,
Tor Messer, the eye specialist. She WI
visit Mrs. b. c. Briggs In Hartford before
her return.
EFT. Huntington and wife have gone to
Queen CITY Park for awhile, hoping the
change NAV benefit MIR. Huntington, VINO
Sos hs.n sick all winter. They will oc-
cupy Evergreen Lodge. which Fred 4.
1nntington OF Burlington has rented Tor
the summer.
The Graded school district uus's &C.
have been fortunate in securing LOT
another yesr the services OF Principal ira
n shaw. He had received hattering
offer from a western school, az : nue., .
larger salary than this school pays, put
decided 10 remain here. He has done ex
ceIlent and entirely satisfactory WORK
here the mast year