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

EQs VI AANJ Wa a.
town recently.
Miss Bertha L. Slack is teaching this
fall IN West Corinth.
A. B. Fitch returned Wednesday to his
home in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. VIM. S. Udall returned Saturday
to her home in Boston.
Miss Hood OF Chelsea is teaching at the
Old City school this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hatch spent two
days In Woodstock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Avery have returned
to their home in Athol, Mass.
Robert Z. Marshall returned Saturday
to his home in Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Fox spent Mon
day with friends In Tunhridge.
Mrs. Nellie A. West has been a guest OF
Mrs. Hiram Fulton the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stone were guests
OF their son, VIM. p. Stone, on Monday.
Edward Herman OF Boston, Mass. is the
guest OF his uncle, Prof. Seth {. Chand-
Ter.
Gardner y. Cobb returned last week
from delightfully."- to Missouri and Ne
braska.
Miss Minnie r. Bartlett commenced her
duties in our village school on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agate OF Boston were re-
cent guests OF their cousin, Miss Mary
Olmstead.
DR.. r. II. Brush and Miss Mary Olds OF
Norwich visited Mrs. VIM. p. Stone the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. II. II. Noyes aud son OF
Dorchester, ~ H., have been guests OF
Henry r. Fox.
Raleigh ID. Morrill, went to Athol,
Mass, Monday, where be Is to attend
school this year.
Mrs. Maria T. Drew and daughter, Mrs.
Vim. Ide Mowry, left Wednesday for
Providence, X. /.
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Kent and daughter,
Wessie, visited Mrs. F. II. Burr OF Theft
ford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Wiley aud two |
children OF Montpelier visited friends in |
town the past week.
Fred b. Hazelton is 70 sell all his per. l
sonal property al auction on Sept S, as be 1
is soon 10 move west.
Mrs Charles W Preston and daughter, 1
Edith. visited Mrs VIM. Z. Ciogston OF 4
on Friday.
Mrs. Clara Paine and daughter, Eva,
were guests OF Mrs. l.. 8 Patterson OF 4
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stevens Of Pompa-
noosuc were the guests OF Mrs. Charles
Preston the first OF the week.
James w. Smith, who has been spend
ing several weeks at the STAFFORD House,
vent To Lexington, Mass, Wednesday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Rumrill, with
heir granddaughter, have been visiting
Mrs Herbert !. silloway the past week.
I
recent guests OF Mrs. VIM. NJ. I
Hatch, went TO New York city on satur-
lay.
Miss Florence f. Marshall went TO
Northdelc, Mass, Saturday for a short
7isit before going 10 her home in Rox-
bury, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Morrill,. who have
,een visiting at the home OF their cousin,
ames 5. Morrill,, went to Bethlehem, y.
L., Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. 5. G. Arnold, who have
'een visiting relatives In Everett and
iubbardston, Mass, returned Saturday
o their home.
Mrs. ;. c. Chandler. accompanied By {
er sister, Mrs. Abbie White, OF Brook a
Inc, returned Thursday from their visit
I the seashore. .
The Dramatic club gave a pleasing va
iety entertainment Friday evening at ,
he town ball, which was well attended
nd about s22 realized.
Edgar +. Sanborn died suddenly last
atr rday OF Brights disease at bis home.
uneral services were held Monday and
nterment was at Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders and children.
mo were recent guests OF their sister
irs. \. X Carpenter, returned Saturday
their home in Medford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst and children
no Mrs. George III. Taylor and daughter,
no have been spending the summer at
laple Avenue farm returned Wednesday ,
their homes In Everett. Mass.
Frank Tuttle, who has been working
n Fred Preston's new horse barn, fell %
set one day last week, striking aud
reaking staging pole in bis fill and re-
ewing severe cuts and bruises. Fortu.
ately no bones were broken.
One OF the events OF the season was in !
be nature OF masquerade ball held re. Q
emily at the town hall. Many delightful :
nd fascinating parts were taken By the q
inerent maskers and a very merry even
lg participated in BY all. Music was fur. 1
ished by Moore's orchestra.
Miss Lydia hartig, whom many OF our =
eople Will remember from the evanee. =
site work done in our town a few years
go, Is TO give stereopticon address at 4
he town hall this Thursday evening.
king up special features OF the work a. y
zen by her on a recent western trim. ,
omission free and all are cordially in. =
tied. A social hour will follow the adj. :
ress and ice cream viii be sold to defray =,
Hiss Hartig's expenses. y
The Republicans held an enthusiastic
lily at the town hall last Wednesday aft /,
moon. The principal speaker from o.
broad was Hon. j. L. Martin OF Brat. 4,
eDoro, who spoke In a most impressive q
40 convincing manner on the issues Of !.
re day. Prof +. c. Avery OF AthoI. n
lass, and VIM. NJ. Hatch OF Boston also \
I'VE interesting addresses. Music was
FINISHED oy chorus OF twenty voices "A
ID the STAFFORD orchestra.
Balsams from the Northern Wood