Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-22
Randolph.


her home in Barre.
Hon. V. l. Spear went to the capital
Friday for short stay.
Rev. w. e. Mann OF South Royalton
was in the place Monday.
Samuel Mclntosh OF Mortified came
Tuesday to visit friends here.
Quite flock OF wild geese was seen
Monday migrating to the South.
Arthur Ducatte has been spending a
week with his mother in Swantcn.
Mrs. @. II. Temple and little Doris went
to Pomfret Friday to spend few days.
Miss Nora e. Connolly began a winter
term OF school on Braintree Hill Monday.
Robert Flint has gone to Warren to
work In lumber camp during the win
/ ter.
Mrs. Rawson OF UnderhiIl is spending a
week here, guest of Mrs. A. E. Ken.
drick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Barton of Mont.
pelier have been gu ests this week at N. G..
Greenes.
r. E. Sanford OF Stamford came from
the capital Saturday to spend Sunday at
II. W. Wallis.
Mrs. v. 5. Bradbury arrived Saturday
from Claremont, N. H., to visit her niece,
Mrs. Ida Drake.
Mas sibyl Carr OF Waterbury came
Saturday TO spend a week or more with
Mrs. Thomas Carr.
Guy Pease has returned from Jericho
where be went last May to spend some
time with his son.
Miss Mary S. Dubois, principal OF the
Richmond Bigh school, came Saturday
for short vacation.
Sunday Rev. T. A. Howard preached at
the Branch church in Braiutree for the
last time this season.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk returned to Put
ney Saturday after spending nearly two
weeks at his home here.
Mrs. X. w. Morse and daughter, Ruth,
were guests OF her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Young, the last two weeks.
Mrs. Edward Lamson and son, Albert,
OF Hudson, Mass, visited Mrs, Hattie
Lamson the first Of the week.
Rev. ]. Lambert OF Rye, N. H., preached
al the Christian church Sunday at both
morning and evening services.
Mrs. @. Z. Mann Of Quechee visited at
VIM. Mann's Monday and went to Bur-
lington next day for short stay.
Mrs. Alfred Bower returned from Bethel
Tuesday where she has been receiving
medical treatment for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Preston, who closed snoth-
er successful term OF school In North Bar
re last week, came Monday to visit friends
here.
w. II. Cane, LII. D., OF Peterporo, n. H.,
preached very aeceptably at the White
church Sunday, both in the morning and
evening.
Mrs. Louis p. Booth and baby, Phil. |
lips, went 10 Montpelier Saturday to
spend several days with her aunt, Mrs.
Kingsbury.
Gov. Stickney has appointed next |
Thursday, Nov. %, as a day OF general
Thanksgiving and recommends Its gener-
al observance.
Mrs. N. j. whitehill came from w. r. |
junction Thursday TO attend the Collins
Guptil wedding. Prof. Whitehill came TO
spend Sunday.
Miss Maria Beedle went TO Medtord,
Mass, Friday to spend few days before
going to Philadelphia to remain through
the winter with her sister.
Mrs. ]. NJ. slocum and little daughter,
who had been guests of Mrs. c. Z. Abbott
for several weeks, left for their home In
Waterbury, Conn.,, Tuesday.
Harry Chadwick and daug her. Gladys,
OF st. Adams came from Bethel Monday,
where they had been visiting, to spend
few days at Mrs. Clara AverilPs.
There will be a special communication
of phoenix lodge, 10. Is, F a A. NJ,
Monday evening, Nov. 26th, for the pur-
pose OF comforting the F. c. degree.
Miss Emily Miller, who teaches the
grammar department OF the school at
Northheld Falls, came Saturday to spend
the Thanksgiving vacation at home.
Tuesday Z. w. rewksbury went to
Hanover, n. H., to attend the initiation
banquet in the evening of the Theta Delta
Chi fraternity OF Dartmouth college, OF
which ne Is a member.
The many friends here OF Mrs. Alonzo
Emery will be pleased to learn that she
has improved considerably under the
treatment OF specialist in Philadelphia
where she has been for several weeks. .
Mrs. Joseph Battice OF Bellows Falls,
who was called here several weeks ago Dy
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Coulmbe, with Ter little daughter, went
to Mortified Monday to spend week
with her sister. In
Carroll l.. Flint, well-known here, who G
has been a travelling salesman for James
the employ OF n. ID. Fairbanks 4 Co. in {
similar capacity. His headquarters VIII e
be Madison, Wis, hereafter. a
The Cooperative creamery made 2O,5lO
OF butter during November, Tor
which 1857 was received. The surplus
was IA per cent and the cost per pound to =
butter was &c. The price
paid patrons was . IL per pound Tor
butter fat.
Friends here OF Miss Leila May, elder
daup hter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar b. Chilo,
will be pleased to learn OF her marriage
August 3lst at Los Angeles, CAL, to james
stephen Mann OF Tuscon, Arizona,
" here they now reside. Mrs. Mann was
graduated from the High school here ID
he class OF IS.
Bishop Hall will visit st. Johns church
next sunday. The service will be at lO;SO Y
l. m. and ali are cordially invited. There
viii he HOLY Communion, Confirmation A
md a sermon by the bishop. In the after
noon at 2:30 he will be at Grace church, I,
Center, where he will also con-
irm and preach.
Harry Eaton, who has been Win y
samuel Eiseman & Co. in the wholesale
Xix business for the past three years, ma 7
accepted q position as buyer Tor the v
-ombo Shirt Waist company, manutac
urers OF mems shirt waists. de WIN ooS v
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