Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-13

Mrs. Sarah A Rogers returned from
camp Caspian, Greensboro, Saturday. Mr..
ana Mrs. A. g. Wheeler will remain 4
week or so longer.
Miss Mary Tewksbury left for Hills
Doro Bridge, y. H.. Saturday to enter m
On ner second year as assistant principal
OF the High school.
Dr. Q. J Shaw, who has had charge OF
Dr. Z. .. Blanchard's practice for three
months, left Monday for Claremont, n.
H., to visit bis brother
Mrs. Bertha Burridge went to Everett.
Mass tuesday to spend a year with her
the Salem Normal school.
Miss May Kendrick went TO Boston
Yesterday to study the fall styles in milIi-
merry. She " i'll also spend some time in
New York before her return.
/ Mrs. Walter Dill OF New York city, who
accompanied Miss Nettie Robbins upon
her return home last week, went to
hoenester saturday to spend few days.
Dir. and Mrs. Eugene Williams OF
Hartford, Conn, former residents, re-
turned home Sunday night after short
stay mere and with Mortified and Barre
relatives.
waiter Woodward returned to the Har- /
yard medical college Sunday night. Nom
Gay Harry Clark, Charles Chedel. Leon /
webster and Guy Woodward left for
Dartmouth college.
Mrs. +. +. Young OF st. Albans. who
n n been guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. W.
Bean, returned home Monday. Mrs. r.
r; Warren OF White River Junction visit
ed Mrs. Bean last week.
Mrs. Douglass Ross OF Minneanolis
minn., who had been visiting her aunts.
mrs; Geo. L. Spear and Mrs. A. E. KEN
orlekt left for Boston Saturday to spend
Week before leaving for home. +,
b. Z. Kent OF Orange, Mass, returned
nome saturday after weeks stay with
ms parents, l.. NJ Kent and wife. He and {
his three brothers visited their old home
IN Lincoln during bis vacation.
AT the grange meeting Saturday even
ing very pretty feature of the program 4
Wa Tas nag drlll By sixteen young ladies'.
with d. Hale Flint as master and d. III.
Morse as lecturer
Mrs. VIM. Pierce and two sons. who
nad been with relatives in Potsdam. NY. n
Ior about three months, returned home B
friday Saturday Mr.. Pierce moved in '
% the Joseph Sault house on Weston fat (
now owned By the Savings bank. b
Mrs. George Rogers, who went to Bos- G.
Ton last week, was successfully operated
SpNh 1akutuh4 81 the Boston H0meODath- u
c hospital for the removal OF a cancer. p
Gus growth. She expects to be able to a.
eaye the hospital within two weeks. o.
Frederick Leeds horse, driven by John
aanney, was frightened by the Tapping ).
y the Republi flag on Main street y
saturday, and reared in a way to lose its 8
falling backward onto the y
buggy which was somewhat damaged. y
The funeral OF Mrs. George w. Drew 4,
gas largely attended from her late home
.ridsy afternoon, Revs. A. L. Cooper and n
T. o. Rainey officiating. Flowers were q,
ent in proiusion by the many friends OF 81
he departed. Two beautiful floral pill ri
ows we're among the more noticeable Of M
from the Woman's Relief
orps, OF which Mrs. Drew was a member, ~,
nd the other marked Mother Among ~
hose from out OF town who attended nj
'ere Gerald Campbell and wife, Frank 81
arsons and wife and james Lovett and ls1
life OF East Warren. Frank Ladue OF AZ
ethel, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Belknap OF 20
pringfield, Geo. Fits Of Boston, Charles AZ,
ingsbury OF Montpelier, Charles Bragg IN
I'd Arthur Parsons and wife OF North.
cid, Robert Dickerson and wife OF East viz
ranvilie, VIM. Parsons and wife OF Brain ne
zee, Geo. Bragg, Geo. Trask and Ezra r
tngsbuay OF Warren. Interment was In NJ,
Outh View cemetery. 10