Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-25

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Horace MouIton drove to Hanover Satur
day to witness the Tuft- Dartmouth foot
ball game. j. b. Mcintyre returnel
with them to spend Sunday.
Henry Hutchinson and wife, who hst
been guests OF Hon. James Hutchinson
for about month, left Monday to visi
in Winooski a while before leaving 70
their home in Randolph, Wis.
The autumn ball given by the hosemer
was well attended. In the absence OF
A. Phillips Wallace Burridge acted a
prompter. This was the first OF a series
Of dances planned ty the hosemen.
Clarence Cleveland OF Burlington wa.
at w. 8. s. Bucks Monday on his way
to Concord, n. a., where be was mar
ried Tuesday, at the home OF the brides
aunt, to Miss Laura Elvidge OF Cham.
plain, y. Y.
F. II. Ketcham has wired j. L. Moses
house for electric lights and several have
been ordered placed In Col. Chambers
barn. He Is also placing $50 lights In
the Bethel tannery, which is to have a
plant OF its own.
Mrs. VIM. Booth and daughter, Lena,
OF Newport, N. H., are guests OF Mrs..
Booths sister, Mrs. +. T.. Lille, for a
couple OF weeks. herbert Booth, who
came here with them has gone to, Mime
apolis, Mimi, TO locate.
Mrs. /. ID. Williams went to Lebanon,
N. H., Saturday TO spend Sunday with her
son, Carl Edminster, and visit Mrs.
Drake, wife OF DR.. c. b. Drake, who sui.
fered a paralytic shock Friday. Mrs.
Drake will be remembered as a frequent
visitor here.
A. n. Angel and wife returned from
Rochester Saturday and Tuesday they
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son, Rev. j. @. Angel OF North Hero,
stopped here day on his way from Bos-
ton to attend the s. $. convention in
Barre.
Mrs. Twitchell OF Bethel, a sister OF %
r. Greene and Mrs. b. ID. Chadwick OF
this place, who was married Aug. 10Th
last to John Noonan, going i'm mediately
TO Knoxville, Tenn, died OF appendicitis
last Friday. The body was brought to
Bethel for interment.
r. II. Slack has purchased OF c. B.
Gold his harness business In Smiths
block and took possession Monday. j.
W. Lynch, who formerly conducted the
shop, will be his assistant Mr.. and Mrs.
Gold, who have rooms in Smiths block,
will return to their home 10 Mortified
where be will do harnessmaking again.
The announcement OF Dillingham's
received with much enthusiasm here.
Among the eongratulatory kilograms re-
ceived by the ex-governor were messages
from Col. Robert j. Kimball. Hon. W. II.
Dubois and "Nickn Niebaum OF this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Lane OF Boston
and NJ. L. Washburn OF San Francisco.
Homer Laid, graduate OF the High
school here in the class OF '93, was mar
ried last Saturday at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Clark OF Barre, to Miss Margaret Clark.
Rev. George 4. Laid OF Waterbury per-
formed the ceremony, which was Witness
I'd by only the immediate families. They
are IN Boston for brief wedding trip, af-
Ter which they will reside at Currier
park in Barre. Numerous friends here OF
Mr.. Ladd wish them happiness.
Last Friday evening at Montpelier DR..
n. II. Mcintyre read the first paper before
he state organization OF osteopatbs,
which was effected in the office OF w. W.
Brock, ID. o. II will be branch OF the A.
A. A. o. DR.. Mclntyre's SON in-law, DR..
Guy E. Loudon OF Burlington, is vice
president OF the association and also pre-
'ented paper. Mrs. Loudon was among
he practitioners in attendance and is a
member OF the executive committee.
The next meeting will be held in October
d next year.
Dan ]. Morse sewers his connection
With K. A. Thomas store next week and
yoes to Brandon TO begin work the first
u November for w. ID. Nutting, brother
u Cortez Nutting, who Is well known
here. Mr.. Morse came here from North.
ield about seven years ago to begin his
Ter kship for Mr.. Thomas and he and his
wife have made many warm friends dur
ng their residence here, who will regret !
heir departure. Mrs. Morse and the |
hildren will stay in Mortified until
eady to begin housekeeping in Brandon.
Saturday evening there was large and |
cry enjoyable family gathering at the |
Iome OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Sault in |
Ionor OF the 35th anniversary OF their |
marriage. Their four sons, William E, OF
.ynn, Mass, Zeph l.. OF Pigeon Cove,
lass, with their families, and Harry and /
Ernest OF this place, were all present. Az /
or refreshments we're served, their /
ephew, F. w. Ssult of Vergennes, in
ehalf OF the company, presented some
andsome souvenirs OF the occasion, In
luding chiffonier, hall rack, hat tree,
ardiniere, silver cake knife and a SO
old piece. The gifts were a happy sur
rise to the worthy couple, and Mr.. Sault
selingly responded to the presentation
peech.