Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13

Miss Carrie B. Young spent Sunday a
her home in Gaysville.
Mrs. John Prince went to Burlington
YESTERDAY 70 spend few weeks will
Mrs. 5. NJ. Flint.
Miss Hortense Peters of st. Johnsbury
came last week to visit her grandmother
Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Mrs. L. V. Bright, who is at Mrs. II. w
Tewksbury's for the summer, spent Mon.
day in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Granger and daugh-
ter, Florence, are spending a couple OF
weeks at c. r. Changers.
Arthur Newton. Walter Woodward and
his guest, Mr.. Seelman, went to Hanover
Tuesday on their wheels.
/ Miss Annie Johnson has finished work
as trimmer for Mrs. S. s. Clark and re-
| turned to her home in Lebanon, ". H.
| Mrs. Z. H. Bemis and daughter, Eta,
OF Glens Falls, N. Y, have been spending
a week or more here, guests at S. S.
Whitcomb's.
@. II. Ingalls, spent Sunday in North
held with his wife, who arrived there
Saturday after a three weeks visit in
North Fayston.
Mrs. George Spaulding and daughter,
Beatrice, OF Roxbury and Mrs. Tracy Of
Buffalo, ~ y, we're guests Friday OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Booth.
Hobart Goodwin, an undertaken at Con.
cord, ~. H., ana his friend, Mr.. Davis,
came on their wheels Monday to spend a
week at Byron Goodwin's.
Miss Catherine DenIson gave an enjoy
able party to eighteen young friends
Saturday evening in honor Of her eight
zenith birthday anniversary.
Tuesday the Methodist Sunday school
enjoyed union picnic in a grove near
Gilead, which was also attended by the
Bethel and Gilead Sunday schools.
Mrs. Derwood LOOMS Of Worcester,
Mass, was a guest last week at Stillman
Loomis'. She returned home Friday, ac-
companied by Miss Blanche LOOMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Keefe and chill
dren returned to Barre Monday after
short stay at the home of Mrs. O'Keefe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Goodhart.
Dr. and Mrs. f. o. Blanchard, DR.. and
Mrs. J. ID, Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Bass and Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Dubois spent
the day at Silver lake in Barnard yester.
day.
Mrs. Bran Bean went to Boston Tues /
day to visit her sons and will return by |
carriage with her husband, who has ar
rived there from the South much i'm /
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Draper and daugh /
ter, Ruth, and their guest, Mrs. @. A. 4
Gordon Of East Lempster, n. H., took
carriage drive TO Yergennes last week |
" here they visited friends.
Julius Seymour and wife OF Derby,
Conn, and Henry Seymour Of Ansonla,
Conn, returned home Saturday, their
mother, Mrs. David Seymour, being out
Df danger and slowly gaining.
Thursday at Z 80 p. m. the Y. P. 5. c. E.
u the Christian church vii be Sat home"
10 the vestry. They cordially invite every
mem Der OF the congregation TO spend the
evening with them. There will be no adj
mission fee and no collection.
George J. Prince left Tuesday night for
Boston where he is to establish himself in
he business OF selling ready-m goods
rom samples. Mrs. Prince goes today
lut will visit her sister In Lebanon, n. h,
few days before joining her husband.
The body OF Coleman Bates, a former
esident, was brought here SATURDAY.
rom the Waterbury asylum. he was 81 (
ears OF age. He was a son OF Mr.. and
hrs. George Bates, an eccentric couple
tho formerly lived near the East village.
Presiding Elder Davenport and wife
eft for Boston Saturday for a several
reeks' stay. He is in attendance upon
he re-trial OF Rev. Mr.. Johnson, lately
xpelled from the NJ. Il. conference.
'arl Davenport is spending some time
With an aunt in Williamstown. {
Last Sunday Dr. F. c. Angel removed
rom the right arm Of Mrs Levi Raymore
needle that had been imbedded In II for
0 years. II was about ree-quarters OF
n inch long and had been broken into I
,ur pieces. IL had worked down the
RIM some inches from the point OF en- /
-anee.
Miss Maurine Thsyer went to St.Albans g
Ionday to visit her father before going
} Highgate Springs. Miss Ella Swinyer
nd Harrison Thayer went to camp Tues u
ay and Saturday Mrs. l.. p. Thayer and
Iiss Maud Putnam will join the party. b
red Copeland is also guest at the Thayer
,ttage. =
Z. ID. sanborn and wife OF Worcester, !
lass, arrived Saturday for a visit at c. Z.
bbott's and Fred Terry's. They are for
er residents who are warmly welcomed. h
bout three years ago Mr.. Ssnborn suf-
red paralytic shock which left HIM so
sabled that he is obliged TO walk with v
utches.
Mrs. Della Tilson and daughter, Mary,
I'd Miss Fannie Bass arrived Monday Ct
n the summer vacation. Miss Mary d
teIy completed her years work as teach
in the deaf-mute school at Trenton, y.
. where her mother joined her nearly five y
onths ago. Miss Bass is student at the
Mass, institute for deaf
utes. 10
Last Thursday afternoon the little son q
Will T. Morrill, narrowly escaped seri- III
IS injury He was crossing Main street =
Ith his brother and grandfather, Chas.
DRILL, Just as Thatcher Stone, with his .
an, was driving up street at good clip.
ne boy was struck by the neck yoke and
rown down, and although horses and
rriage passed over him he sustained no
rious injury.
Monday morning a sensation was Great
by Increase Chamberlin, a man over
years Of age, who tainted in his car
,ge while driving down Main street o
ii appeared to be in a liieless condition. -,
,ose who went to his assistance expert ,
ced considerable difficulty in loosening 4
! grin on the reins. he was taken to :
: office OF Russlow & Angel and soon
yiyed The anxiety OF the watchers
Is relieved by his first remark upon
,lizing his surroundings-"Oh, shall
& as long as | see any one else alive"
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