Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-14
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. W. b. Wall visited in Mortified
Tuesday.
&. E. Abbott was in Sharon Monday on
business.
A. II. Beedle is %ianitor of the school
buildings.
Mrs. E. E. Evans is attending the Wa
terbury fair.
Harry Lyman returned to Manchester,
n. H., Monday.
Herbert Goodwin and wife returned to
Rutland Tuesday.
Photographer Booth and wife spent
Sunday In Mortified.
Mrs. Irwin L. Chadwick OF Milton spent
Sunday at Silas ~Chadwick's.
Arthur s. Bean arrived home Saturday
after a weeks vacation trip.
A daughter was born Sunday to Harry
Fiske and wife OF the Center.
A. Z. Lane and wife visited in Montpel-
Ter Tuesday and Wednesday.
Luke Parish was called TO Burlington
today on U. 5. court business.
Miss Eta Chamberlin went TO Saxon
vile, Mass. Saturday to teach.
Mrs. w. F. Morse OF Barre came Mon
day to visit Miss Annie Mead.
uGOIkE DIO1h nGht W AfoEhaaH 49, -
yesterday, where be may locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ranpey returned
Tuesday from Nsntasket Beach.
Harry Totman attended the wedding Of
his brother in Tunbridge yesterday.
The ladies Of the W. r. c. held a social
with Mrs. Carrie Kirby Tuesday after
noon.
Instructor Richardson, Phi. d., OF Dart.
mouth college was in town the first OF the
week.
Dan Larock Of East Berkshire is visit
ing at his brother-in laws, Charles Dan
you's.
Mrs. Henry Bsgley is confined to be
bed. She has been an invalid for som
years.
W. s. 8. Buck left Monday on q can.
wasting trip in the northern part OF thu
state.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Putnam OF Ba.
kerstield are visiting at Joel Putnsm's fol
a week.
Charles Briggs and family drove tc
Hartford Saturday to visit mis- brother
family.
Mrs. Ellen Clspp OF Barre is visiting her
sister, Mrs. LavInia Carleton, at Dea. Hol-
brooks.
Rev. d. E. Putnam Of Bakersfield will
preach at the White church next Sundsy
morning.
Rev. Carleton HAGEN of Rochester came
yesterday to visit Mrs. NJ. K. HaZeni
his mother.
There was quite u party from here in at
| tendance al the state fair yesterday, gov
| ernor's day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Msrcott are on a car
rage drive to Morrisville and towns In
that section.
Burt Durkee and wife have sold tc
dolph, for $500.
c. e. Church and family Of Wilder arr
spending q couple Of weeks with his IA
Their, II. II. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rising are attend.
ing the meeting OF the Vermont Contra
association at Montpelier.
Mrs. Seth King and Mrs. Carrie Com.
stock went to Eimore Wednesday to at
tend the funeral Of a brother.
II. F. Tyndsll of Burlington, a skilled
interior painter and decorator, is at wori
on Grace church at the Center.
The local odd Fellows Encampment II
to work the second degree at the distric'
meeting at East Barre the 18th.
Charles Mccall, Claud A. c. Blackburn
and Miss Hernandez went from Elm Cot
tage to New York city yesterday.
The proposed boiled dinner to be giveI
by the Baptist ladies has been changed 4
a harvest supper to be given Sept I'D.
W. n. Latham, foreman in the HERALI
Office, has been quite III with threateneG
pneumonia this week, but is improving.
The Graded school opened its fall teru
Monday. The attendance is large. Their
are 81 tuition scholars in the High school
MIR. and Mrs. Roswell Holbrook re.
turned Saturday from a carriage drive o.
two weeks in st. J~ohnsbury, Lancaster
and Stratford, n. II.