Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23

Ned George OF west falrlee was III tohn
Saturday.
Royal Hatch was home from D. NJ. c,
the first OF the week.
w. G. Shaw OF Burlington was in town
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Chandler spent
Wednesday in Sharon.
NIB. Cobb and Mrs. f. X. Rowell were
In Post Mills on Friday.
Quite large party OF our citizens spent
Thursday at Fairlee Lake.
Miss Edith Wallace OF Barnet is the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Morrill,.
1 RIB. Mather OF Boston was a guest at
the STAFFORD House Saturday.
Misses jeanette Marshall and Alice
Chase spent Monday in Hanover.
Mrs. LA. Clark is entertaining relatives
from Massachusetts and Quechee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nichols OF Boston
arrived Saturday at d. X. Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Morrill, OF New
York are guests OF James ). Morrill,.
Mrs. Julia II. Sanborn and maid re-
turned Monday to Greenfield, Mass.
Several from here attended the Repub-
| lican rally at Wilder Friday evening.
Miss Angelina p. Kendall OF Randolph
Mrs. Geo. Bingham OF So. Royalton
visited her parents the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Strong OF Thetford
were recent guests at w. II. amberlinis.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Bruce and son OF
Norwich were at Mrs. W. p. stones Fri
day.
H. H. Nay Of Everett, Mass, was a
guest at Maple Avenue Farm the past
week.
Miss Edith A. Preston returned the
past week from visit in West Medford,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Flanders OF Chelsea
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. II. !.
Silloway.
Henry Reynolds and Miss Simmons re-
Gently spent two days with friends in
West Fairlee.
Fl. B. Cummings attended the Orange
county 5. s. convention at East Randolph
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cutler Of Oxford, n.
H., have beer visiting relatives 10 town
the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. c. E. Quimby snd daugh.
tiers left the first OF the week for a three
weeks carriage drive.
w. f. Fox, wife and daughter Of
Worcester, Mass, were guests at Henry
L. Fox's the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. RA. Tilden of Pompapoo-
sue were guests OF Mrs. w. III. Chamber
lin the first OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Warrington, son
and daugh ter OF Lebanon have been guests
OF Mrs. Nathan Denison.
At the Republican caucus held Saturday |
afternoon, w. X. Sanborn was nominate |
ed as town representative
Mr.. and Mrs. f. " Parker and Miss
Parker attended the "Old Homen exer-
eises at Hanover Thursday.
Miss Ella Beede, who has been working
Tor Mrs. +. K. Merrill, returned to her
home in Corinth Saturday.
Miss Jeanette Marshall, who has been
pending six weeks at N. b. Cobbis, went
Tuesday to Neponset, Mass.
Fred P. Morrill, OF New York city has
,een spending the past week at the home
Il his aunt, Miss A. B. Pierce.
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Jackson and daugh-
er OF Norwich visited at VIM. p. stones
asst Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Clapp and Miss Georgia
'acon we're in Chelsea the past week TAX
~ the teachers examination.
Miss Wessie S. Kent and Romeo r.
were guests Of VIM. Arm
AANhk VI h1bhupH kue past week. Il i
The people from Lexington, Mass. who
re boarding at Mrs Frank Vests, made
trip 10 Hanover, y. H., on Friday.
Miss May Lvm n, who has been the ,
uest OIL Mrs. ". II. Chamberlin. return
4 Saturday TO her home IN Thetford.
Frank Colby. who has been very i'll
luce ne bad the measles six weeks ago,
as brought Saturday to his home here.
Rev. and Mrs Henry Cummings and
! iss sarah X. Cummings went to Vest
mister, Mass, Friday for a two weeks
acation.
Miss Dorothy Greeley. who has been
pending the week at Mrs. Frank Vests.
stunned Saturday to her home in Lex.
lgton, Mass.
Mrs. Philo Thayer, Mrs. Fletcher and
IN, who have been visiting Mrs. r. II.
enks, returned Monday to their home In
rovidence, e. 4.
Henry L. Fox drove the Pompanoosuc
age Saturday for II. /. silloway. who
as at the sale stables in West Lebanon
urchasing horse.
The Dramatic club has been beautifyin0
I'd making more accessible the path rs
ar delightful Old City Falls by widen
lg the same and erecting a rustic fence
ong the precipitous passages.
very delightful impromptu entertain. I
tent was given Saturday evening at the
'wn ball TO large audience. The pro-
ram consisted OF readings, songs and
sntomimes OF most pleasing nature.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle met on
ridsy afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Geo
. Chandler, twenty four OF the ladies Sc
lg present. One OF the objects OF the
rele Is to help the work at home and
broad and, In view OF that object. IS was
oted to be sent to the American Board OF .
oreign Missions.
No such thing as "summer complafnt,, 1
here DR.. Fowler's extract OF Wild Straw
cry Is kept handy. Natures remedy for
'ery looseness OF the bowels.