Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-02

Miss Jennie Granger, who had been q
guest OF Mrs. Mary Mann for several
weeks, returned to her home in Lynn,
I Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. S. Buck and Mr..
and Mrs. n. G. Buck went to West Leba.
non, N. H., Saturday to spend Sunday at
| Ned's former home.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Sparhawk left
| Friday for visit in Northampton, Mass,
and New York city on their way to their
home in Athens, Pa.
Mrs. G. w. A. Putnam entertained Mrs.
| T.. b. Kimban OF Burlington and Mrs.
| Hiram Kimball OF Philadelphia several
! days the last OF the week.
David Grant OF Toledo, o., and Miss
/ Denison OF Royalton, who had been guests
OF Hon. j. ID. Denison and family, return.
ed to Royalton Monday.
Mrs. Helen s. Bohonon has returned to
her home in Wilmington, Mass, after a
visit to her uncle Judge Rowell, and Mrs.
f. H. Ketcham and other friends.
Mrs. Justin Moulton and daughter,
Mary, go to Medford, Mass, today to
spend the winter with A. +. Lane and
family. Mr.. Moulton will join them there
later.
Hermon Morse OF Montpelier was down
over Sunday. His place on Prospect ave-
nue., lately sold to George e. Mason OF
Brookfeld, has been rented by Ed
Bagley.
Elm cottage was closed for the winter
Tuesday and Mrs. James y. Mccall, Mrs.
James E. Mccall, Mrs. II. e. Leeds and
Frederick Leeds took their departure for
New York city.
Mrs DeEtte Vinton and daughter, Mrs
Emma Davey, and Miss Lucy Davey of
Chicago, ILL.,, who had been with friends
in this vicinity for several weeks, left for
Boston Tuesday.
Private Harry Brown was lately shot in
the leg at Manila. Ii is not a serious
wound, but his health had suffered before
the injury and he probably will be off
duty for some time.
Mrs. F. L. Kent is gradually recovering
from the effects OF her recent injury, but
Mrs. Leland has not yet regained her
mental balance and her condition re-
mains about the same.
F. G. Webster was admitted to the bar
last week being one OF 80 successful can
didates examined at Montpelier. He
spends several days this week at the
home OF his father, Alfred Webster.
Quite party OF High school girls en-
ioyed Halloween party with Miss Mary
Wedgwood Monday evening. To steal
march on the boys, they did not wait for
witches night, but neither did the boys,
and pleasant evening was spent
Miss Alice Coulmbe, who has been at
her home for two weeks caring for her
mother, Mrs. Charles Coulmoe, who is
quite i'll with erysipelas, has returned to
Mortified and Miss Myrtle Coulmbe,
employed at the Bascom House in Bethel,
is here for the present.
j. L. Mann delivered a lecture before
the Scientific society last evening in the
new hall at Hanover. His subject was
FILTRATION, Water Supplies and Drain
age" Mr.. Mann is the youngest memb
OF the faculty that has ever been invited
to lecture before the society.
b. F. Bowman, the originator OF the
Vermont colony to Dakota, left Saturday
for Chicago after a visit OF several weeks
with old friends in this and adjoining
towns. He Is in charge of the arrange
ments tor the reunion OF the sth Vermont,
to be held at Chicago next year.
The northbound mail train Tuesday
night did not pass through here, owing
to an accident at Hartford due 10 a
freight trains breaking apart and coming
together again with a crash that smashed
one car and derailed another. The night
passenger went over the Rutland road