Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-10

Mrs. Lucina Pratt OF Springfield, Mass.
is spending some time In town, the CUES
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fits.
Miss A. c. Northrop OF New York city
Is spending the month here, a guest o
Mrs. Alfred Webster, her sister.
Miss Alice Coulmbe came from North
field Saturday to spend couple of weeks
at the home of her parents here.
Mrs. j. p. HARDWOOD OF Cambridge
Mass, was a guest OF E. A. Hatch last
week, returning home Saturday.
VIM. Baker OF New York city came Sat.
urday to consult Col. A. B. Chandler on
business, returning the same day.
Mrs. II. ID. Bsnnister and daughters,
lisa and Grace, are spending the week
with Barre and Montpelier friends.
Miss Georgia White of Bellows Falls is
at the home of Rev. Homer White, her
father, for a three weeks vacation.
| Mrs. Fred Terry and Mrs. George
Hutchinson and baby went to White
River Junction Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Helen E. Huse returned to Nor
risville Monday after spending couple OF
weeks at the home OF her son, A. j. Huse.
Mrs. Sarah Woodbury. OF Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs. Asa Jones OF Braintree have
been recent guests OF Mrs. NJ. j. Mont
gomery.
| Mrs. w. c. Cushman left Thursday for
a six weeks visiting trip at Queen City
Park, Burlington, and her former home
in Canada.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. West of Philadel-
phia arrived at Idleton cottage last week
/ % spend some time as guests OF Mrs. A.
| V. Lamson.
Miss Kingsley OF Fair Haven, Conn,
returned home Saturday after being en-
tertained for time at the Burt place by
Miss Train.
Miss G. NJ Denison OF RoyaltoD, sister
OF Hon. j. ID. Denison, and Miss l.. ID.
Denison OF Denver, Col, spent the day
here Friday.
IA. Phillips went 10 Bethel Monday,
where he has york for several weeks on
the Universalist church and the residence
Of l.. NJ. Heath
Dan Richardson, with the Western
Electric company Of Chicago, III came
FRIDAY to visit at Hon. VIM. H. Dubois
Tor a day or two.
George Priest. with his friend, Robert
Wilson, OF Springfield, Mass, came last
week 10 spend few days with his sister,
Mrs. Fred Dunn.
r f. Wyman and men went 70 Rsrre
this week, where the Globe Wall PAPER
company has the contract for finishing
three new houses.
j. Laroy Mann. an instructor in the
Thayer school OF civil engineering at
Hanover, n. H., spent Sunday with j. @.
Mann, his father.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Spaulding OF st. Adams
is expected to arrive next Monday to visit
relatives. Her daughter, Eva, has been
here several weeks.
Mrs. Felt and Mrs. Frye.ot Allston and
Boston, Mass. respectively, arrived the
last OF the week TO spend some time at
Mrs. n. W. Tewksbury's.
C.R. Hutchinson OF Benton Harhor. |
Mich, left for New York city Saturday, |
His son will remain until September with |
bis grandfather, Rufus Hutchinson.
Mrs. John Abbott and baby accompa-
MED Miss Sue r. Sanford upon her return |
from Winchester, Mass, Saturday, where
she had been making an extended visit.
Edwin Hoisington OF Boston, who has /
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Roswell Hol-
brook, spent few days in camp at High
gate Springs with MIR. and Mrs. A. E.
Dean.
The Methodist society has voted to give
the pastor, Rev. W. II. Rainey. a two
weeks vacstion and after next Sunday 4
there will be noservices at the church I'M
I'll Septem Der.
Quite delegation from this place at
tended the ball game at Bethel Saturday
between the Woodstock and Bethel mines,
In which he latter team was defeated by
a score OF IS to 1.
Rev. t. A. Howard was In Wells River
last Thursday and Friday in attendance
upon Sunday school convention. Thurs
day evening be delivered sn.address upon
Biblical Ideas"
Farmers report that the water in the
small brooks and springs was never lower
han at present. Some that have hereto
fore been considered never-failing are
now practically dry.
Hubert r. Smith, who was graduated
from the High school in the class Of IS,
ca me from Boston Saturday where he is
now in the employ OF the Eastern Talk
ing Machine company.
Hosea, the 1T-year -old son of Prime
A ndrews, lost the end OF his thumb at
he Emerson factory Friday by It's COM
ng in contsct with a saw. The injured
member was dressed by DIR. j. p. clifford.
Mrs. Fred Davis OF Clinton, Mass, who
lad been spending some time with her
ather, NJ b. Rumrill, returned home
saturday, accompanied by Pearl Rumrill,
Y no will spend a couple OF weeks there.
The son of Charles Hutchinson Of Ben
on Harbor, Mich, who is spending some
ime at Rufus Hutchinson's, received a
,ad cash under his left eve the first of the
week while diving in rather shallow wa {.
er.
NJ ISIS Maude Haskins, formerly OF this
II ace, and Dean p. Town OF Barre, teller
4 the Barre National bank, were mar
led in that city last week at the home OF
:. A. Bishop, Rev. W. J. Harris perform
ng the ceremony.
Mamie, the five-year daughter OF
Arthur Burridge, swallowed a part OF
arge bean the 30th OF May. All efforts to
emove Il were unavaiiiDg until on the Sd
Law Of August she had a violent coughing
pell and threw up the bean that has
.aused so much trouble.
on Thursday evening OF next week the
adies OF the Baptist society OF the Branch
hurch will hold a sociable with Mrs.
Dana Battles. A conundrum lunch will
e served. The bill OF fare will include
wenty varieties Of food, with conundrum
Iames and prices. Every one is invited.