Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-28
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Miss Carrie Draper OF Barre was down
over Sunday.
Z; ": Porter and wife returned Tuesday
to Hatfield, Mass.
A. @. Viniea OF Barre visited friends
here over Sunday.
DR.. Leon B. Allen spent Sunday al his
home IN East Roxbury.
Fred Bass was at home from Norw1cb
university over Sunday.
The first Grange hall whist party is to be
heln next Monday evening.
Mrs. George Hoyt has been in Montpel-
Ter the past week with relatives.
s. NJ. Flint, wife and son have returned
10 burlington after several weeks stay.
{. L. Lszelle and wife OF White River
junction spent Sunday at j. NJ. Atwood's.
Miss sadie Abbott OF Graniteyille spent
1857 week here with her friend, Miss Clara
Bean.
John Tewksbury returned Monday az
yer spending two weeks vacation in
Hartford.
Walter Woodward LETT Monday for
Cambridge, Mass, to enter the Harvard
medical school.
Miss Anne Dubois left saturday Tor
Northampton, Mass, to enter the junior
year in Smith college.
Conductor George Wells and wife OF St
Adams were entertained over Sunday By
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fish.
Gov. Smith has appointed Dana II.
Morse delegate to the national farmers
congress at Boston, Oct. SO.
L. P. rhsyer has been at home several
days OF late. He starts IN at Barre Oct.
ist. His family will remain here.
Mrs. Louisa Smith returned Saturday to
Concord, \ H., after a visit OF two weeks
With her sister, Mrs. j. F. Lamson.
J. NJ. Atwood and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stimets and baby went TO
Sharon Tuesday to visit relatives.
Capt J. e. Eldredge arrived home
Saturday from his trip to Philadelphia,
Washington, d. c., and other places.
Monday 5 NJ Flint shipped 10 cattle,
% calves ID TO SCI, 800 sheep and lambs
q 70 lie J, and % hogs q IL to 4e.l.
X. T. Dubois and Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Dubois are guests OF Hon. Lucius Sails
bury at Kenton, o., for couple OF weeks.
Mrs Electa Cushman and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Annie Messer, came from Barre
Saturday to visit at Mrs. g. Z. Cushman's.
Miss Strickland and her niece, Miss
Mary Strickland, OF Weathersfield, Conn,
came Monday to visit Miss Elsie 5. Pow
ers.
NC. Rowell shipped a car load of milch
cows TO Connecticut Monday morning
for which he pPid from 80 10 $40 per
head.
Miss Maud Cham berlin returned to her
home in Stockbridge Saturday, accompa-
MED by @. B. Fish, who spent Sunday
there.
Mrs. Sheldon, who spent the summer
here with her daughter, Mrs. Byron
Goodwin, left "Wednesday for her home in
North woleott.
Oscar f. Colburn returned TO Boston
Monday after spending weeks vacation
here He is janitor in the Youths Com
panion building.
Mrs. c. s. Eastman OF Claremont, n. H.,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Bat.
tiee, for few days. Mr.. Eastman was
here over Sunday.
Mrs. T.. q. Russ and daughter, Emily,
who had been guests OF Mrs. Ellen blan
chard for several weeks, returned to
Brooklyn, n. Y, Monday.
J.F. Carrigan has moved from rooms 10
the Lamson block in which his market Is
located 10 q tenement in Mrs. Z. z. Hast
ings' house on Fales street.
Mrs. r.. }. O'Brien came from Bellows
Falls Saturday to spend a week with her
mother. Mrs. Thomas Carr. MIR. O'Brien
comes the last Of the week.
The Alabama Troubadours, a company
OF Is colored people, gave very pleasing
and well attended concert at Dubois a
Gays hall Monday evening.
s.V .Holman and wife closed their sum
mer residence and returned 10 Boston
Monday. Rev Jonathan rilson also went
IS his home in Rowley, Mass.
A male quartet composed OF DR.. A. c,
Bailey, A. n. Beedle, ID. c. Woodward and
DIR. w. NJ. Kelly furnished music at the
Mortified fair last Thursday.
Miss Georgia White returned TO Bel
lows Falls Tuesday after vacation pro-
longed by the illness OF Mrs. Homer
White. who is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanness Abbott ano
daughter OF Spokane, Wash, came IRON
Rochester Monday to visit at A. NJ. HUB
bardis before leaving for home.
Mrs. James S. Thompson OF Landgrove
who had spent a week with her deug hter
Mrs. w. r. Davenport, left for Barre
Monday 10 visit another daughter.
The members OF the Chautauqua circle
and all those contemplating joining srt
requested TO meet with Mrs. > ;. bss'
Monday evening, Oct. 2, at ! O'Clock
Mrs. Vinton and her daughter, Mrs
Dayey, and granddaughter, Miss Lucy
Davey, OF Belvidere, Ill, arrived MONDAY
and arr guests at Hon. VIM. b. WAITS
A new record for large potatoes hai
been established. Three OF the Enormou'
variety taken from one hill by Z. 1. bur
ridge on Fish Hill weighed 81 pounds
A surface drain is being laid IN 70,
neigh horhood o. the cemetery on So.ti
Pleasant street TO carry The surface Waeel
over the Lamson hill. II. w. Melhiyr'
made the survey.
"a. Wheeler has rented Mrs. r.
Hastings house on School street, nov &C
cupied by Fabien Dupuis and family wv
nave rented the downstairs rooms ~ MIS-
Henry Newton's house on that street.
All the old brass checks have now peer
called i'm by the Central Vermont hallWa.
connnany. and checks OF yellow cardoosr'
hsve been substituted. The new ones Ar,
ssid 10 he more convenient and are USED
only once.