Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-31
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Actl lousS mouudyt sept. - tof one WEEK
w. s. Bradbury is Smuggling bis house i.
Gardner Cobb was in Hanover last
Wednesday.
Nathan B. Cobb visited In Hanover
few days last week.
Several OF our people made trip to
Chelsea last Friday.
Clyde Hayes Is attending the South
Royalton school this fall.
Harland Stevenson OF Boston spent
Sunday at w. NJ. Hatchs.
! n. b. Cobb is having the fence removed
from the front Of his house.
! Fred j. Carpenter returned Monday to
his home in Providence, X. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flanders and son OF
Chelsea visited in town recently.
Mrs. Chase OF Bethel has been guest
of Mrs. n HE Chsffee the past week.
Charles Rumrill OF Randolph was guest
at Herbert sideways the past week
Fred p. Morrill, returned to New York
city saturday after weeks vacation.
Benz. r. Marshall OF Scarborough on
Hudson, n. Y, is guest at X. A. Hatch's |
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Hoffman returned |
the first OF the week to their home in Leb.
anon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Patterson OF Pompa-
noosuc were guests OF Mrs Clara Paine last |
Friday
Rev, John B. Richardson Of Kansas was
IN town last Wednesday calling on
friends.
There was a social dance at the town
hall Saturday evening, which was well at
tended.
River Good Templars union at Norwich
last Tuesday.
Miss Emma Slack and sister Of Nor.
wteh were recent guests at Mrs. W. H.
Cham berlin's.
Mr.. and Mrs sydney Morrill, and son,
Elmer returned q their home In Fulton,
Misses Bertha and Cassie Slack visited
81 Alrs. Ransom Roberts TO south Royal.
ton the past week.
Josiah Hentz went to bis home in Rox.
bury Monday after having spent two
weeks at n b. Cobb's.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Reynolds Of New
York city arrived IN town Wednesday and
IRE guests 81 the hotel.
Walter q. Chandler, accompanied BY
en- OF nis camp sunapee boys, spent two
lays at the hotel last week.
sacred song service was given at the l
1ong1 church Friday evening and was
'ery helpful and enjoyable, v
Mr.. and Mrs. pennock and daughter OF 4
'ompanoosue visited Rt Mrs. W. II. b
'hamberlin's the past week.
Miss Allie Pierce has returned 10 her a
Iome IN Cambridge, Mass, after a two L
weeks visit at Miss Mary c. Jones'. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hatch and Miss
almon spent two days In Hanover and +
ieriden, n. H., the first OF the week. 81
A corn roast and view OF the sunset +
rom kibling bill was enjoyed by many =
the young people last Saturday after 9
Don.
DR.. 5. {. Chandler gave very interest.
~ sleight OF hand exhibit az the town
all Monday evening for the benefit Of the al
club. o,
Miss Ethel Barry, who has been the r.
uest OF Miss Margaret Chandler the past al
So weeks, returned Monday to her home
J Roxbury, Mass.
Henry Reynolds and niece, Miss SUSIE a.
m monas, who have been spending the
onth at X. A. Hatcb's, returned to their q.
ONE In Dorchester, Mass. Wednesday. 81
DR.. and Mrs. c. r.. Quimby and daogh-
RS lett Thursday for three weeks car Al
age drive to Enfield, Concord, Lake
'innepesaukee, Portsmouth and Great BE
ats, n. IL.
The Dramatic club gave a drama. en- We
lied "fhe Doctor at The town hall last
riday evening to a crowded house. The ~,
'rts we're all excellently taken and IL IA
a. one OF the best entertainments ever
ven by the club.
Last Friday Willard G. Hazelton was hit n,
J the forehead with a pitched ball while
the bat in ball game at the Fabyanis
the White mountains. At this writing VI
Is seriously III at the Hanover hospital ret
ith conclusion OF the brain. {
Schools opened Monday with Miss NJ set
Bartlett as teacher ia the village, Miss Sel
Issie Slack at the Old City, Mrs. sadie
app IN the Baldwin district, Miss Edith nel
'eston on Carpenter Hill and Miss his
irtha Slack IN the Clough district. s
Several OF the children under the age q, has
sven years gave a fair last Wednesday Las
ternoon, selling little attractive articles ]
ey had made TO raise funds for the wit
me for friendless children In New York dis
". They were radiant when they tound rea
ey had realized the sum OF s23 Is. q
One OF the most attractive events OF the lod
1nth was in the nature OF masauerade cen
u at the town ball last Tuesday evening Der
'psies, Japanese and flower girls. Scot. "A
n hlghlanders, monks, clowns. Nephis- o.
oheies and numerous other fascinating y, i
aracters were represented and wers ~ :
'st interesting. Music was furnished :,
Moore's orchestra.
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No such thing as Summer complaintu her