Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-06

Misses Nellie and Eunice shattuck OF
Ottawa visited their uncle, Frank Girls
void, Monday.
Mrs. James Thompson OF Montpelier
has arrived to visit her parents, A. j.
Foster and wife.
Mrs. Homer White went to South
Royalton yesterday TO visit her sister-in-
law, Mrs Rogers.
been guests at f. A. Thomas, returned to
Windsor yesterday.
w. IS. Whiteomb OF Burlington, gem
eral agent of the Equitable Life Insurance
Co., is in town today.
Fred Emery OF Washington, d. c., and
his mother were guests OF Hon. James
Hutchinson yesterday.
Emma F. Davis has sold her place on
Central street to Mrs. II. A. Lamson and
ID. NJ. English for 1920.
Arthur Wilson, who works for +. l..
Bass, cut a two-inch cash in his hand with
a corn cutter yesterday.
Z. w. Tewksbury and his mother, Mrs.
A. B. Tewksbury, leave today for York
Beach, Me-, to spend few days.
Mrs. Carr, wife OF Rev. W. w. Carr OF
Adams, Mass, has arrived for short stay
with her sister, Mrs. w. S. Spear.
Miss Catherine Hutchinson OF Boston,
who has been a guest OF Mrs. j. w.
Brown, went to Montpelier today,
J.B. Mcintyre left Tuesday to Join bis
class at the Tnayer school OF civil engi-
neerlng which has contract surveying.
Mrs. Harvey Spaulding OF Washington,
ID. G., left for home yesterday after
months stay at the home OF Judge Hutch.
inson.
Willis Marsh, who runs the Bailey soap
factory, fell of fight OF stairs at the
factory Tuesday, injuring his back quite
seriously.
Brandon, who has been his guest for some
time at Mari-Castle, left for Brooklyn
yesterday.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper left
for Barre Tuesday to resume teaching in
the Spaulding Graded school, which
opened yesterday.
Guy Lamson, Frank and Fred Hastings |
will sail the 27th for Cuba 10 enter the en-
ploy OF the Cuban Land Co., which is con- I
structing railway.
Mrs. Bert Thresher and two children (
and Mrs. Milo Wilson, who have been I
hereabouts for two months, returned to 1
New York Monday.
Col. r. j. Kimb left last night for
Chicago to attend the annual meeting OF
the Iowa Central Railroad company, OF
which he is president.
4. y. Rising and wife, n. c. Greene and
family, Mrs. Ida Batchelder and son, Will
lie, attended the funeral OF Fred X. Kent
at Roxbuty yesterday.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk, who is having
months vacation, preached for Rev. T. A.
Howard at the Baptist church Sunday, his
text being LIST Kings, xix. 8.
Misses Grace and Gretta Cooling Of
Melrose Highlands, Mass, who have been
spending fsw days in Sharon, come to-
for a short stay here.
Mrs. q. 5. Rogers OF the South village
Mrs. w. f. Carter upon her I
return to Boston yesterday and will enter |
! hospital there for treatment.
Eugene Williams OF Hartford, Conn, I
formerly employed at the Abbott mill was Z
N town Saturday. His wife is caring for I
her mother, who is i'll at Mortified.
Miss Amanda Northrop OF New YORK
'ity, who had been spending several g
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Web 4
ter, left for home the last OF the week. .
Mrs. Sarah A. Powell, born in this $
'illsge in 1892, died recently in New berry 1
II, She was first married to Charles A. u
Blake of this place, who died in Lowell. v
Mrs. Lucretia A. Pearsous and daugh- q
er, Jessie, who had been spending some x
ime at Queen City Park, returned yester-
ay because OF the illness OF Mrs. Pear /,
ons.
Miss Harriet Webster, who had been n
nth relatives here for three months, left
Or Chicago Tuesday night for few n
avs stay before going to Belvidere, H., 81
D resume teaching. tr
Misses Josephine and Nellie Belcher. II
ousins of Mrs. ". w. McCollom, who "
ave been visiting in this vicinity for a 70
w weeks, returned to their home In OF
iewark, \. j., today. le
Miss Lorena Hutchinson went to Bosr :.
IN Tuesday to study fall styles IN milli- "
ery. She was accompanied BY Maste- %
alph French of Everett. Mass, who had ey
cen visiting Al A. NJ. Huboaro's for sew =.
al weeks. u
The business meeting OF the Congl -
lurch of Wednesday evening, Sept. 3.
as adjourned Till Friday, Sept. Z, at
clock p. N. IL Is hoped and expected
lat every member Of the church will be
resent at that meeting.
Miss Edith Brewer, who has been
lending the summer az ROuse's Point Sc
Y. visited her friend. Miss Mary Nc
tyre, on her way to her home in Pough-
sepsie, y. Y. this week. Her sister, Lou.
me today 10 spend 3 week here.
K. L. Montgomery Of the Boston police
rec came Tuesday for two weeks va
tion at the home Of bis parents, NJ. J. Tn
ontgomery and wife. His sister. Lure,
ho had been at the ~Hub" i've weeks.
ID Miss Name Connolly also returned.
Rev 7. A. Howard, pastor OF the Bap-
i church OF this place. is a candidate
I chaplain Of the next Vermont Senate. 70,
T. Howard would make an excellent
aplaln. The Baptists have not been
,ognized in this way for many years
d Randolph has not had a chaplain in
her house for 20 years.