Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-20
Randolph.

Miss May Carter returned to her hom
10 Morrisville yesterday.
30. Whitney came from West Harttor,
saturday for short stay.
Miss Wessie Kent OF STAFFORD is visit
ing l.. f. Kent, her brother. this voeak
MISS MARY Dubois has returned from
visit WIN relatives In Hanover, N. II
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colby OF straffort
visited friends here the first OF the week
Rev. T: W. Hazen of Pittsfeld was
week. " w
Mrs. Angie Wood went to Springfield
a elluay 70 Visit Mrs. George Kelhofer, hel
Miss Lucia Skinner Of Royalton came
Up rrloay and was guest at Hon. j. D.
Mrs. ]. d. Mitchell returned Saturday
Bridgewater.
Mrs. Electa Cushman's house on Sum.
coat OF paint.
A. A. stebbins OF Manchester, N. a.,
was guest OF N. w. McCollom Friday
and Saturday.
+. w. Baldwin OF st. Alhans was down
4 ssss - ePSbt ounudy Win MS
family in Peth.
DR.. George French OF Gopcord, N. H.
came last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward M. McCrillis.
The wife and two children OF Rev. W.
w. Carr Of North Adams, Mass, came last
week ana are guests at w. S. Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene d. segar Of Bur-
lington came Friday to visit their mar
ents here, making the trip by carriage.
g. H. Granger and wife and daughter.
Florence, and Mrs. Harriet spaulding re-
turned to their home in Barre Tuesday.
H. 5. Denney arrived Monday from
Florida to visit bis daughter, Evelyn, at
o. ]. Princes. He is now in Mortified.
L. A. Bassett came from Boston satur-
day night to visit his daughter at ID. E.
Goding's. She returned home with him
yesterday.
The Wheeler girls, who had been guests
OF their grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Smith,
returned TO their home in White River
Junction Monday.
Ike seelmsn, who had been a guest of
Walter Woodward since Dartmouth col.
lege commencement, returned to his home
In Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Chase, teacher in eolored
school al Atlanta, Ca, has arrived for a
several weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. |
Charles X. White, OF Beanville.
Misses Josie and Nellie Belcher OF New |
ark, n. j., arrived at n. w. McCollom's. |
Friday. They will spend a couple OF 1
weeks with friends in this vicinity.
At the sale OF fancy articles and ice /
cream last Thursday afternoon and even
ing by the ladies OF st. Johns church, the /
receipts amounted to between $50 and $50.
A. A. Atwood OF Plymouth, n. H., who
bad been visiting H. r Stoughton, former
ly OF this place, in Barre, came Monday to
spend week here at the home of VIM. II.
Dubois.
Bert Chadwick and Ernest Fish left for
Rutland Monday morning for
visit. From there they will go to Ben
lington TO attend the state iremen's
Thursday afternoon and evening from
o'clock until 3, ice cream and cake will
De served by the ladies' OF the Methodist
,hurch on the lawn OF Mrs. Z. ;. Reed.
All are invited.
Mrs. F. E. Allard and daughter, Beatrice,
u Boston, who had been spending two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Allard's I
'rother, II. s. Booth, returned to the
Hub" Monday. Z
There was a good attendance Thursday
vening at the social at the Christian
hureh given by the members OF the
'hristian Endesvor society, and the &C.
aston was much enjoyed. I
Miss Carrie Draper has been engaged to c
each the 9th grade in the Spaulding \
ahool at Barre this fall, and Miss Fannie $
'raper will teach the school in district ]
10. II where her sister had been teaching.
Last week party OF young people took :
drive toward Braintree and enjoyed
larshmallow toast. Saturday evening Z
here was another ride and the young Z
eople had feast OF Welsh rarebit near
he Center.
VIII Nye, a nephew of the late G. +. y
IcCrillis, and Mrs. John Worcester OF ]
ARE, niece OF the deceased, returned to Y
ARE Friday. Mrs. Charles Lombard OF .
lsinfield has been spending several days 1
it'll Mrs. McCrillis, her sister. y
Prof. and Mrs. |. d. Shaw arrive today =
ON Oberlin, O. Tomorrow evening a re- =
ptlon in their honor will be held at the n
lme OF Mr.. Willard Gay, whose hospi. n
lity Is extended to all interested In the %
eliare OF the village and its school. ,,
j. Z. Cham berlin, who learned his trade
printer on the old Orange County Eagle .,
this village, has Just published the first :,
lmber of the Monson Hospital Souvenir. a,
E has been In i'll health OF late and is al
tient in the hospital where the new n
Get is a most welcome visitor. a
Miss Susan Ames, a granddaughter OF 81
". l.. ID. Ames, former pastor of the q
tristan church here, was married at Ar 81
nsas City, Kan, last week TO Mr.. Frank of
Deering of that place. The Daily Trdr. to
y of that place contains description OF ca
a details of Z he ella borate church wedding sl1
4 speaks in terms OF the highest APP Ia
eciation OF the bride and groom. tn
sunday while Daniel Bass, with several "
was bathing In Ayers brook "
Lyman Hutchinson's meadow be went M
yond his depth and, being unable TO an
i'm, narrowly escaped drowning. tie gu
led for help when he came up the nrst GO
ne, but his danger was not realized by M
! other young men until be had gone ss
wn for the third time. He was rescued Pa
Guy Spear and soon resuscitated, but