Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-09

Mrs. Merton Griswold and little son
were 10 town Monday on their way home
to Uxbridge, Mass.
Z. g. Hill, wife and daughter Of Ded.
nam, Mass, have been spending a few
days at A. J. Huse's.
Mrs. }. P. Bagley OF White River juno
ton, formerly Miss Jennie Beecher, Is a
guest at Fred Terry's.
Miss Bessie Holden returned from a
visit TO Nergennes last week, accompanied
by Miss Maude Field.
c. E, Holman and Willard Gay left yes
1 terday for Kansas City. Mo-, to purchase
another carload OF horses.
Mrs. c. NJ. Pratt and Miss Mary Pratt OF
! Montpelier came Monday TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. o. 5. Chamberlin.
Miss Fox, who had been at H. ".
/ IeWksbury's for a short stay, returned to
Brookline, Mass, Monday.
Miss May Cross OF Holyoke, Mass, is
spending a short vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Asenath Cross.
| Mrs. A. +. Hollenbaek and son and
/ Miss Daisy hempton went to ST. Adams
Saturday for few days visit.
| Floyd Bancroft Of Brooklyn, n. ", ar
\ rived Saturday to spend some time as a
guest Of Mrs. Ellen Blanchard.
Miss Matte Dunbar, who had been a
guest OF Miss Louise Chase, has returned
to her home in Fall River, Mass.
W. Fl. Green of Worcester, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to spend a week with Earl
H. Sanborn and other friends here.
/ Prot. Sawyer Of Washington, ID. c., who
is at II. W. Tewksbury's, occupied the
pulpit at the White church Sunday.
Francis J. Eaton, d. o., arrived from
| Philadelphia last week for a months va
cation. He is q guest at G.. E. Cushman's.
George Clark of Morrisville, a brother
ln-law OF Mrs. V NJ. Hardy, was a guest
at Memorial house the last OF the week.
Mrs. Merritt and Miss Sand erson, who
are guests at J. II. Lamson's, and Miss
Carolyn Lamson spent Friday in Burling-
ton.
A party Of p from this place enjoyed a
drive to WilliamstOWn Springs Thurs
/ day, taking dinner at the Gulf Spring
I House.
Five sheep belonging to E. L. Bass
| were killed by dogs last week, A short
/ time before he lost five others In the
same way.
Twin sons were born last week to Dr..
and Mrs. Carl Shaw OF Underhiu, Mrs.
shaw will be remembered here as Miss
Leila Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Flint and Miss
Lucy went to Queen City park Monday
for two weeks. Robert will join them
next week.
John F. Parsons is with his parents, f.
l. Parsons and wife, for a vacation from
his duties in Wanamaker's silk depart
ment in New York.
Frank Hastings came from Fitchburg,
Mass, last week to visit at his home here
awhile before going to Cuba, where be
has accepted position.
Mrs. Sadie Bruce and sons returned
from Bellows Falls Saturday, where they
had been for several months, and are now
with Mrs. Heman Powers,
Rev. W. F. Hill Of Gaysville preached at
the Methodist church Sunday in exchange
with Rev. F. G.. Rainey, who held a COM
munion service in Gaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Harris OF Roselle,
y. j., arrived Monday, Dir. Harris to
spend few days and Mrs. Harris the re-
mstnder Of the summer at VIM. h. Du-
Bots.
Rev. r. A. Greene, wife and son OF Low
ell, Mass, and Rev. L. l.. Greene and wife
OF Oneonto. MY, came Monday to spend
a week at 0. r. Greene's and b. ID. Chad
wick 5.
At the station Monday l09 tickets we're
sold for the excursion to Basin Harbor.
Fifty more could have been disposed OF
had not the supply given out. The Green
Mountain band accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle and Mrs. NJ.
Z. Saxton returned from keene, y. h,
Monday after a months absence. Miss
Lucina Saxton, who accompanied them,
is spending a few days in Putney.
Prot. and Mrs. l. D. Shaw went to
Mortified Saturday and Prof. and Mrs.
Prichard have taken possession OF the
Sprague house. Prof. and Mrs. Prichard
attended the Hyde Park summer school
last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Smythe OF st. Johns
hurry were guests at +. B. Thomas last
week. Monday they left for New York
via Lake Champlain, Lake George and the
Hudson, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas, who is on business trip,
will Join them in New York.
The work train that picks up the men at
eacn station to lay steel between Hleh-
mond and Essex Junction ran into the
rear OF regular train No. 30 saturday |
morning between Bethel and Royalton;
One car and caboose were demolished ana |
the pilot and headlight smashed of the |
engine. The conductor and brakeman |
were slightly injured. The cause OF the
accident is said to have been heavy fog. |
Another rear end collision occurred about /
two and one-hslf miles south OF North |
field Sunday morning. The paper train |
ran into a freight ahead, smashing Two
cars and the caboose and damaging the
engine somewhat. Fortunately no one
was seriously injured.
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