Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05

Mrs. George Parker is quite Ill
Charles Gabrielle returned TO Haverhill,
Mass, today
f. A. Osha has decided his place on Fish
hill to A. j. Boyce.
Mrs. Helen Bohonon OF Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting here.
Mrs. Parker Smith OF Pslatka, Fla, is
here for a stay of some time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Powers OF Chelsea
ars visiting at o. b. Copeland's.
The W. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Sarah Rogers Friday at O'Clock.
Q. w. Hayward was in Montpelier FRI
day to attend a Commandery meeting.
Miss Mary Littlefield OF Milford, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. l.. j. Sargent !.
The ladies of the Relief corps will hold
their annual boiled dinner Tuesday, Oct. IL.
At Highland place Oct 4, c. E. Abbott's
family dined on green corn from their
garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Poor OF williams
town recently visited her father, Burnap
Martin.
W. II. Dubois returned Tuesday from
New York. The balance Of the party have
| not yet arrived home.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
noon, Oct. H. at 2:30 o'clock.
The w. r. @. and G.. A. r. held social
at r. N. hisingis Tuesday. A good at :
tendance and good time are reported.
Rev T. A. Howard, Dea. and Mrs. r.
Holbrook and E. n. Rising attended the
Baptist state convention held at Brandon
last week.
Harley Newcomb, author and preceptor
of the opera "Recluse,n went yesterday
to Hanover, N. H., where he is to teach
voice culture.
The addition of the Morse springs TO
the reservoir supply was completed yester-
day. The reservoir has been about
"holding its own" the past week.
The ladies OF the White church will
meet with Mrs. L. j. Adams on Fales
street Friday afternoon. All ladies OF the
congregation are cordially invited.
DIR. l.. B. Allen and Miss Grace B. Mead
were married at Mortified yesterday.
They come here this week and will occu-
py tenement in G. L, Martins block.
The hot house at the Emerson place is
being taken down by the Totman broth.
ers, preparatory to moving il to a site on
Elm street near the turn to the reservoir.
Will Campbell OF West Braintree, while
trying to couple cars on the way freight
NJ w ihuHoi lesleIohgs got MS iOOt cauRut
under the cowcatcher and had the leg
broken.
Mrs. Harriet Shaw OF Rraintree, Mass,
and Mrs. Prince Tirrell OF Weymouth,
Mass. were this week the guests OF Mrs.
VIM. Bass. They leave for their homes
Friday.
Ernest, young son OF Mrs. ASdie Lane,
fell from an upstairs window OF his home
on Fales street Saturday, but sustained no
more serious injury than a couple OF
loosened teeth and cut lip.
Mr.. Tatro, who has been living in DR..
Parkhurst's tenement. has moved to rooms
vacated by Mrs. Chatfield in Mrs. Q. Sey-
mour's house, Mrs. Chatfield having
moved into the John Williams house.
The remains OF the father of Henry 3.
Booth were brought here last week for re-
interment in South VieS cemetery. He
died 10 years ago. c. 8. Booth OF Bridge
water and }. NJ. Booth OF East Bethel,
other sons, we're here.
Mrs. Jennie Baker Of Bethel visited at
5. S. Whitcomb's Saturday. Mrs Dan
Child OF that place was entertained there
one day lately and Mrs Lucinda Biay-
ham, Mrs. Malors Morse and Miss Lutlla
Lincoln, also of Bethel, were other recent
] guests OF Mrs. Whitcomb.