Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-16
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burg, Mass, Monday.
George Wade and wife returned to their
home In Stowe Saturday.
l.. J. Paige OF Burlington was here on
business sew, raj days last week.
4 Louis Psnton OF Brookfield is the new
stagedriver on the brooktieid route.
Mrs. B. g. Briggs aud son, Robert, OF
Hartford are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. VIM. b. Wall and Miss Lucie went
to Boston Monday to spend the week.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell Nov. p at 3 O'Clock.
NJ iss Ada Burroughs spent Sunday at
the home of her uncle In South Royalton
George Penniman OF Burlington spent
Sunday here, guest OF "Nick" Niebaum
Mrs. u. l.. Childs OF Bethel visited her
sister, Miss AbOie Clark, curing the fes-
tival.
NJ. o. Evans OF Waterbury visited at the
home OF his son, Evan Z. Evans, last
week
Horace Udall OF STAFFORD spent Sunday
here, guest at the home OF his brother,
John Udall.
Mrs. A. v. Adams OF Barnard came
Monday to visit the family OF her brother,
II. J. Adams.
Walter Washburn OF Montpelier re
turned home Saturday after a visit to
friends here.
Miss Mary Ma9ennis returned to Royal.
ton Saturday after few days stay with
friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Blanchard and little
daughter spent Sunday in Hanover, n. A.,
with relatives.
Miss Maud Dudley leaves today for SUI
Ali "a .
guest OF her aunt.
Charles Storms, night operator at Mont
p lier Junction, came down Friday 10 Wis.,
Il his brother, Fred.
George j. Wiley OF Berlin, father Of
Ms. Johnson, visited at l.. B. Johnsonis
the last Of the week.
NV ChsdWick was down from Mont
pelier over sunday. His son, Fred, visit
ed him there Saturday.
Mrs. 5. a. King and daughter and Mrs.
Caroline Comstock and son spent Sunday
with relatives 10 Bethel.
A sou, weighing 81 lbs, was born
Saturday TO Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman,
who live on School street.
Leo and Louise Christmas OF Wiliiston,
" ho had been guests al Geo. Dumas for a
week, returned home Monday.
The Misses Bosworth, who had been
guests OF 81 ISIS Anna Nichols, returned TO
their home In Bristol Monday.
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler OF Boston is spend
ing a couple OF weeks at the home OF her
parents, A. A. Sanford and wife.
SIR. and Mrs. Ned &. Buck have com
menced housekeeping In Rev. George o.
Howe's house on Prospect avenue.
Mrs. A. 81. Pierce of Cambridge. Mass,
arrived saturday to spend the winter IN
the family OF Presiding Elder Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. NJ. English OF Brook
field have moved here 10 spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Hattie Lsmson.
Miss Bonner OF Danvers, MAss.,w who had
been q guest Of Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury for
toe past i've weeks, returned home Mon
day.
Newport Monday, where he has been hold
ing revival meetings for several weeks
past.
Mrs. L A. Noyes and daughter went to
Chicopee, Mass, Monday to spend q
month with Mrs. Nutting, Mrs. Noyes'
daughter.
Mrs. Caroline r. Grant OF North Tun-
bridge, Who had been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. II. Totman, returned home
saturday.
R.w. Hunt OF Boston visited at J. W.
Gsbrielle's Friday. tie is the head OF the
firm for which SIR. Gabrielle is travelling
salesman.
George Ryder spent Sunday at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. George Wood, In Hart
land, where Mrs. Iona Chase is spending
few weeks.
Miss Lila CURLY left Monday morning
for Goddard seminary, Barre, which has
been reopened, after several weeks in
termissloD.
Mrs. +. r. Ladd and baby, who had
been at the home OF ner father, II. ID.
Church, for some time, returned to New
bury Monday.
Rev. Frank w. HAGEN OF Pittsfield was
q guest at n. w. McCollom's the last OF
the week Miss Annie Chedel OF Gays
willie was there Friday.
VIII. Messer OF Barre, who came FRI
day To q. T.. Cushmsn's, was taken very
80 Friday evening, with pneumonia. His
wife came Saturday, and be Is now quite
comfortable.
Saturday Mrs. Ernest Burridge returned
from Somerville, Mass, accompanied by
her husband, because OF whose illness she
was summoned there a week before. lie
is now steadily gaining.
Fred c. Curtis left Sunday night for
Laurel. In the Pines, Lakewood, n. j.,
where he has an excellent position. {. 5.
Booth. Roy and Guy Holman have also
gone there for the winter.
ID. K. Cooling and family have gone to
Melrose, Mass, for the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. ID. Parkhurst, who have occupied
a tenement In Mrs. Walbridge's house,
will spend the winter In Mr.. Godings
house.
ON account OF the prevalence OF scarla-
tina, three cases Of which have developed
lately, 1t was deemed advisable Monday TO
close the Graded school for the remainder
OF the week and possibly for a longer
period.
r. ". Jerd will soon move his meat
market from its present quarters TO the
store next door, formerly occupied by J.
j. Trerise's hardware store. The new head
quarters are being placed in readiness for
his business.