Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-16

/ Miss Sarah r. Cummings was In Chel-
sea Wednesday.
Miss Mary c. Jones is visiting friends
in Marlboro, y. Il.
Miss Emma Slack OF Norwich visited
friends in town recently.
Sydney Morrill, and son left Tuesday for
their homes in Fulton, \. Y.
James w. Smith OF Lexington, Mass, is
spending few days IN town.
Six OF our people walked to Fairlee and
back last Friday for pleasure.
Messrs, c. l.. and CHI. Moore OF Buffalo.
y. Y, were in town Monday.
W. {. Hazelton OF Tufts college spent a
day recently at his home here.
A. A. Olmsted OF South Newbury was
in town Saturday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Collins is quite in and Miss
Mary Houston is caring for her.
VIM. Il. Hatch spent two days at his
home here the first OF the week.
Several from here made a trip to Han.
over and the Junction last Friday.
Mrs. Belle Clogston OF pompanoosuc
made a recent VISIT at her home here.
Porters Baxter, q recent guest OF James
:. Morrill, LETT Friday for Derby Line.
Mrs. Seth c. Chandler went Saturday TO
"oltsboro, \. H., for a stay with her sis .
er.
John B. Reynolds OF New York was a /
yuest at the STAFFORD House the past .
week.
Mrs. F. Il. Burr and daughter Of Thet.
ord spent Thursday at the home Of G.. F.
Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. H. Langhnl OF
Hanover, n. H., spent DAY in town re-
emily.
Master Charles II. Talbot OF Denver.
,ol', Is spending the week at Miss 81. c.
iatch's.
Mrs. L. s. Paterson OF Pompapoosuc
lsited at Mrs. Clara Psine's the first OF
be week.
Mrs. Florence Kent aud daughter went
Barre Monday where her husband has
Employment.
Edward Needh ham and daughter OF Nor
'lch were at Mrs. W. Il. Chamberin's /
he past week
Miss Bessie NJ. Salmon OF Washington.
:. C., arrived Saturday at the home OF
Irs. w. NJ. Hatch.
Chester Bosworth, who has been spend-
lg two weeks in town, returned Satur- .
ay to Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. s. Horton, who has been visit
~ Mrs. Fred j. Carpenter, returned Fri. \
ay to Providence, K. /.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Armstrong and son
Lebanon, \. H., were recent guests OF
Irs. W. II. Cham berlin.
Miss Edith Conner o. Cincinnati and
7. John ;. Meserve OF Dover, n. H., cali
on friends here Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. G. Arnold left town
riday for visit among friends in Hub
lrdston, Mass, and other places.
n
lis week Friday with Mrs. Geo. r
handler. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Dunster and Mr.
Id Mrs. James TenEyck of CHICAGO were
nests of the STAFFORD House Friday.
Hon. and Mrs. Saml NJ. Gleason and
iss Blanche NJ. Bliss OF Thettord and
.iss Nellie L. Cramm Of Haveriu, Mass
'ent Friday in town.
NJ iss Walters, VINO is the city mission
y for DR.. W. j. Mosier1s church IN
rooklyn, n. Y, spent two days at Mrs.
T. h. Chamberlin's the past week.
At the annual business meeting Of the
ramatlc club held recently the follow
e ofhcers were elected: Pres, Mrs. +.
avery vice pres, Geo. NJ. Moore, sec,
ISIS Elizabeth Chandler; treas, VIM. r
INFORM executive com, Miss Margaret
. chandler, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hatch, Mrs
go. III. Moore.
Geo. z. Beyerle OF West Lebanon. \. n
as IN town Tuesday repairing the pfano
the town hall, which was recently
injured by some unknown
rson. The Dramatic club has offered
TO any person giving information. ne
ND what they now have, leading To the
nvlctlon OF the guilty party.
The Dramatic club gave a very interest
2 vaudeville entertainment Thursday
e1ing consisting ota muses. drill ~
INT OF the children, vocal selections nv
rs Jenks, short play, THE Happv
III, by Mrs. Hatch and c. BoswoTtb
% dancing by Messrs. Morrill, and FoT
ntomIne by Mrs. Hatch, Miss Lee and
7. bosWorth, vocal seiections
MI. ana Mrs. F. b. Hazelton. resdiny
Miss Elizabeth Chandler. comic songs "
q hlts BY Mr.. Sanborn and sleigbt ~ "
nd tricks by DR.. Seth c. Chandler.
ne sad news was received here Tues. -
from Boston OF the sudden death y, !
townsmsn, Frank E. Titus, who had
en- having serious trouble with his ewes -
about four weeks ago went To Rostor, =
treatment. His death. which Tas 4
lsed by cerebral tumor. was go, ~
Dck to his wife and children M 49,
gently received word OF his impr,vs5
loltlon' Funeral services were beI5
nls late nome Thursday afternoon
&c number OF relatives and friends
present q express their sympathy At
time Of deep bereavement. At