Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13
Randolph.

last week
Saturday. va III to"i
day for a visit. ''0n TIL
~. W: W. Morton was in Burlington Mon
Guy L1mson, U. v. NJ. 100, arrived Fri
day from Burlington.
Charles Church, a barber at Wilder. wa,
In town over Sunday. @
Mrs. Jack Callahan has ioined ber h,s
band at Lebanon, n. II.
DIR. w. s. Curtis of MontnaIisr sran,
sunday at his home here.
VIM. Tracy OF South Hero WAS with
friends here over Sunday.
Miss Helen Carr returned Friday 10 ne,
home In Gnffstown, n. H.
George f. Mann OF Quechee visited hi.
parents here over Sunday.
Miss Anita Burt returned Yesterday 10
her home in Orange, n. j.
slight freight wreck delayed the / :3F
tram Monday about an hour.
/ Mrs. ID. +. Lewis retuaned from Plain.
hela and Montpelier Tuesday.
ABOUT fifteen couples enjoyed dance al
/ tue he'd Lion Inn Friday evening,
Mrs. NJ. f. Patterson Of Lawrence
Mass Is a guest at +. A. Thacher's.
Miss Maud Hsskins came from Barre
last week to visit at L. A. Shattuck
Almon Morse OF Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his niece, Mrs. L. G.. Erskine.
Miss sara Loomis went to MONTPELIER
Monday to spend week with relatives.
Alfred Eaton, wife, son and daughter
spent last week with friends In Rochester.
Mrs. F. II. Gates OF Ware, Mass, visit.
ed her sister, Mrs K. A. Smith, last week.
g. W. Drew went 10 Bellows Falls Mon
day to visit his son, John Drew, barber
there.
Miss Maud Field Of Vergennes, who
bad been visiting In town, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Annie Graham Of Bethel visited
her cousin, Miss NJ. Blanche sparhawk,
last week.
Miss Gertrude sevey Of Boston is spend
ing several weeks in town, guest at J. h.
Lamson's.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge and Miss Alice
Hobart have gone to Burlington for a
short stay.
Miss Maud ChamberIin OF stockbridge
has been IN town for a couple OF weeks
with friends.
Mrs. J. O'Brien OF Bellows Falls spent
Sunday here with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Carr.
DR.. A. c. Bailey went TO Burlington
yesterday 70 attend a meeting OF the state
board OF health.
Mrs. Bert Bisbee returned to her home
In Msitstield Saturday after a short stay
al +. II. Joslyn's.
Mrs. Ellen Young left Saturday for
Barre where she will be a guest OF K. w.
Morse and family.
Miss Emma Burnham left Friday night |
Tor Portland, Me, where she will make 1
m indefinite stay.
Misses Nellie keenan, and Katie Good. |
rich OF Windsor were guests at NJ. J. 1
smiths last week.
Mrs. Lsvina NJ. Kilburn and Mrs.
,has. Kilhurn left yesterday for an out
ng at Greensboro.
Robert Gold OF Nashua, n. H., formerly
clerk In j. j. Trerise's store, was in town
he tirst Of the week.
Mrs. r. +. Paine and daughter, Hazel,
4 ST. Adams went 10 Barre Friday after q
wo weeks visit here.
Mrs. 4. Hebard and Miss Nellie Coburn
4 Metbuen, Mass, came last week to
'isit at A. A. Ssntord's.
Dan Brewer finished work last week in
Vest m 10 lister, Mass, and is visiting his
lister, Mrs. ]. V. Newton.
Mrs. williams and two daughters Of
iolyoke, Mass, came last Friday TO visit
{ the home OF Ned Bruce.
Mrs. George Croker has recovered from
er recent illness and is a guest at Hon.
!. l.. Boyden's at the Center.
Miss Laura Clark left Monday for
Iyannis, Mass, where she will attend the
lmmer school now in session there.
Miss NJ. Blanche sparhswk has at the
parhawk studio a nice display OF hand
ainted china recently sent by Boston
rtist.
Ii Is expected that Prof. and Mrs. Ira ID.
haw will arrive the first OF next week
'om Oberlin, o., and will be guests OF DR.. I
I'D Mrs. E. o. Blanchard.
Monday John Udall OF STAFFORD COM I
Fenced work in II. c. Aliens store in
lace OF L. f. Kent, who has entered the c
nploy OF Healey, the optician.
Misses Eunice Flint and Lucie Wall a
ent TO Highgate Springs Saturday foran I
iting in company with the Misses Greene L
Granville and Bethel respectively.
j. NJ. Atwood left Monday on a busi- Z
ass trip to Norwich and st. Johnsbury. :
ater he will join Dr. l.. A. Russlow, who n
enjoying an outing at his former home
Dsnville. Mrs. Atwood spending the
eek at W. X. Junction.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even y
N the farce, "lnitiating Granger" was 1
resented by several OF the young men. =
be first meeting next month will be In 7
large OF the young people, who Will NIL 4
/ the offices for that night. G
Rev. W. T. spsrhawk has preached for
,e past two Sundays at Wiscasset, Me
he last two Sundays OF this month he e
an occupy a pulpit at Holton, Me-, ana 3
fore returning will visit IN Bangor ana n
the home OF his friend, Lake, In Patten' a
e. L
Friday evening, July 21st, from to 10 e.
clock, the hospitable home OF Mr.. VII, Q
rd Cav will be opened TO all desirous OF y
Getting PROT and Mrs. Ira ID. shaw, VINO =
3 To make their home among US. NO
rmsl Invitations will be issued, but an =
tsrested in the school and its Instructor II
= cordially invited to attend ana assist
making the occasion pleasant one.