Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
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F. e. Healey, Jr., was in Barre owe,
Sunday.
Charles Kilburn's house is being re.
painted.
Clarence Emery was in Barre Tuesday
an business.
DR.. W. 5. Curtis Of Montpelier was here
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Roberts returned yesterday
to Manchester, Vt.
VIM. II. Latham returned from Port
land, Me-, Monday.
Miss Kate A. Connolly OF Montpelier
was down over Sunday.
Charles Chedel OF Pittsfield visited at n
w. McCollom's Sunday.
A. @. Vinics OF Montpelier came Fri
day TO visit friends here.
The afternoon express will leave here at
5:20 p. m. instead OF 5:13.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin OF Ames, Ia, is
guest at s. s. Whitcomb's.
Miss Jessie Church is visiting Miss
Cassie Benham In Brookfeld.
Mrs. Hiram Blodgett of Mortified was
guest at the Red Lion Sunday.
selden Holman was up from Boston
over Sunday, returning Tuesday.
+. II. Ketcham is repairing his two
places near the Main street bridge.
Il. N. Hemenway OF Granville visited at
N. M. Diapers the last of the week.
George II. Mass OF Woodstock came
Saturday to visit at ID. E. Goding's.
s. NJ. Flint OF Burlington was here
Monday to attend the Prince auction.
Mrs. A. E. Bass went to Windsor Tues
day TO spend the balance OF the week.
Miss Inez WEIGH arrived Saturday from
Detroit, Mich, for a several weeks stay.
Miss Clara Dubois went TO Medford,
Mass, Saturday to visit Mrs. A. E. Lane.
Miss Ida NJ. Thacher is taking a two
weeks vacation from the HERALD office.
Frederick Leeds is witnessing the great
college boat race at New London, Ct, to.
I day.
Monday Col and Mrs. X. j. Kimball
arrived at Montague Place for the sum
mer.
Miss Ada Burroughs went to Bethel
[ Friday for a several days visit with reia-
tiges.
The ladies' Of the Catholic church took
about si6 at their ice cream party last
week.
The condition of Forrest c. Manchester
continues to improve and is most encour-
aging.
cream party at A. NJ. Hubbard's tomorrow
evening.
! Leon ID. Latham returned to South
/ Royalton Saturday after visit with
| friends here.
| Leon Booth OF Morrisville visited his
/ brother, Louis, Monday on his way 10
Connecticut.
Services at NJ. Z. church Sunday even
/ ing at 1880. Subject, THE Prodigals
| Degradation"
Patrick Wynn has decided his place on
/ the Center road to his son, John, who
| lives in the West.
Saturday L. S. Booth and Roy Holman
returned from a several days outing spent
at Newport, n. III.
Haying has begun. Owing to the
droutb, not more than half crop will be
cut in this section.
A. b. Gay and wife have been in Han
cock and Rochester on business ana
pleasure this week.
Mrs. Fred Packard, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. IL. Nichols, re-
turned to Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Paine, with her little daugh-
ter. Hazel, came Monday to spend week
with her sister, Mrs. +. III. Grove.
Ernest Brooks of Northfeld came last
week 10 spend a week at +. E. NanOr'
mans while csnvassing the town.
P.J Blanchard finishes work in II. c.
Aliens store Saturday and intends 10 go
on the road in a similar capacity 10 Z. NJ
Mann.
Carl Thresher Of New York city came
Friday 10 spend short vacation at his
home here as he is somewhat out OF
health.
The Green Mountain band has been en-
gagged TO play at the Norwich University
Commencement today and at Bethel the
Fourth.
Misses Anna Farnsworth and Jennie
Brown came from Boston Monday Tor me
summer, which they will pass al 4. D.
Blanchard's.
"A. Thomas and wife went to Camp
Caspian, Greensboro, friday mi
Thomas returned Monuayi OUT "rs'
Thomas will remain some time'
Miss Lena Booth, who has been visiting
at +. t. Lilies, returned TO Ne"pol., ~;
n. Tuesday. Her sister, Clara stopped
here "Wednesday night, en- route to the
Thousand Islands.
1AN~~N
Grange meeting Saturday evening,
number OF visitors being present. A BAN
ouet in honor of the class OF eight ne"
member was served
Tine hosemen are putting in much
practice these days and attaining hign
degree OF efficiency. Their work Win
hofh hose carts and the ladder truck
Monday evening provoked favorable COM
ment.
Up. Bagley and Jennie 1. beecneI .,
w bite River Junction were married a.
the home OF the brides sister 10 mes IVES.
Iebanon June u by Rev. j. NJ. Mitchell
Of Lebanon.
Miss Elsie Powers has been engaged 70
teach elocution, physical culture And
sindred branches at the summer senooI
OF music and oratory al mhise n n,,or
function TO be held under the olrection
Of Harley Neweomb.
Mrs. Laurs Rollins, step,daughte1.. u
aTimp Butterfield, who had been ylsit l,.s
here. went to Montpelier last week n nnIo
~ chiIdren. Her husband, Cyrus hol.
iins is serving a sentence in the house Oh