Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03

Carson Chase returned to Detroit, Mich
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Mann returned to Burling
ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. wyman spent Sun
day in Middlesex.
John Tewksbury spent Sunday at hi
home in Hartford.
Waiter Newton went to Concord Satur
day for an outing.
j. L. Moses livery stable has received 1
new coat OF paint.
Miss Kate Bradley returned to Wo'
buru, Mass, Monday.
Miss Lena Ingalls, is visiting her grand
mother in Gouldsville.
Miss Nellie FIinn OF Bethel visited at j.
b. Putnam's last week.
Charles g. Reynolds of Shelburne spent
Sunday with his wife here.
Clayton Hubbard OF Rochester spent
Sunday at A. M. Hubbard's.
Willard Gay fell lately and spraiDed his
hip, making cane a necessity.
Mrs. Austin Hazen OF Rochester spent a
couple OF days in town last week.
| Miss Ella Kelly has resumed work in
the Bell store, after a two weeks vaca-
tion.
Miss Edith Abbott accompanied N. w.
McCollom to Plttstield Friday to visit
| friends.
Mrs. j. Nj Thompson has returned from
two weeks stay with friends in South
Royalton.
c. E. Lazelle of White River junction
spent Thursday here, a guest at j. NJ.
Atwood's.
Mrs. @. A. Laird came from Royalton
Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. Ira Mau'
rice Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram E. Thatcher came
from Gouldsville last week to visit their
former home.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar T. Salisbury and
daughter, Marion, returned from Green's
boro Monday.
DR.. Gilman Frost of Hanover, N, H.,
spent Sunday here with his mother, who
Is still quite i'll.
Miss Rustedt OF Richford. a college
friend OF Miss Mary G. Tewksbury, came
Friday to visit her.
Mrs. Ann White has returned to her
home in South Royalton, after a several
weeks stay at Henry Mobiles.
Mrs. 8 s. Clark has moved from rooms
in Smiths block TO tenement in 81. NJ.
Wilson's house on Summer street.
Several young lady friends gave a pleas
ant Welsh rarebit party Friday evening at
the home OF Miss Eunice Denison.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Cham berlin and grand
daughter, Miss Lyla Putnam, went to
Barnard Saturday to visit relatives.
Henry Seymour and wife returned to
Ansonia, Conn.,, Friday, after a visit to
their mother, Mrs. David Seymour.
Mrs. John Marsh and her guest, Mrs.
NJ. l.. ley OF Boston, visited Mrs.W
b. Hubbard at the Center last week.
Messrs. David Bosworth and friend, X.
W. Peake, OF Bristol have been recent
guests at Judge William II. Nichols
Miss Elsie s. Powers returned from
White River Junction Friday, having
completed her work at the summer school.
Miss Winnie Chadwick is taking a two
weeks vacation from the postoffiee. Miss
Marion Emerson is assisting in her place.
Miss Josie Belcher, who has been in
this vicinity for the past two weeks. re.
turned Saturday to her home In Newark,
n. j.
This evening the o. E. S. social will be
held at j. p. Cleveland's. IL is expected |
that Randolph orchestra will be In at
tendance.
Mrs. VIM. Ames and son came from
Peter boro, n H., last week TO visit at II.
Q. Aliens. Her husband joined her here
this week.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins and her grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Shepard, who had |
been guests at NJ. V.Chad wick's, returned |
home Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and son, Ray, re-
turned to their home in Hartford, Conn.,, /
after spending several weeks /
with Mrs. Ellen Young.
A new floor will be laid in the lower
hall OF the High school building next /
week, new sheathing will be put in over
head and other improvements made.
Mrs. Scion Sulham's baby was taken to
Bethel Monday 10 have its eyes treated by /
DR.. L. NJ. Greene. The sight OF one eye
is said to be nearly lost and the other eye
is affected.
The Burlington dailies last week con-
tanned the announcement OF the engage
ment OF Miss Marion, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. II. IL. Mcintyre, to Guy f. Lou
don, d. o., OF that city.
Mrs. Charlotte Montgomery OF Ram
dolph was 30 years of age last January.
Since then she has crocheted enough lace
four inches wide to trim eight white
aprons and has also made six white aprons
and trimmed them.
Little George, son OF "Ade" Hatch, fell
through a hay scuttle in Charles Blodg-
sits barn Monday, but his cousin, Frank
Hatch, caught him by the heels, probably
saving his life. As il was, a cash an inch
md a half lOng Was cut in his scalp, but