Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-27

Kozsta Spear OF the Boston police force
arrived Tuesday TO visit his father, Samuel
Spear, OF Braintree.
Favorable reports are received Of the
condition of Heber I. Holman, who is in
a Burlington hospital.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Christian
church takes dinner today with Mrs. Cal
win Brewster in Gilead.
BIT. Lombard has been seriously III
with a kidney trouble this week but is re-
ported more comfortable.
Miss Marion spooner, who had spent
the summer near the Center, returned 70
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Sawyer returned "a
Washington. ID. C., last week after spend
ing the summer at II. w. Tewksbury's.
E. j. Blodgett OF Lyndonville accom-
panied his father upon his return home
Tuesday and will spend a week or so here,
Miss Marcia Amsden OF Leominster,
Mass. sister OF Fred Amsden, returned
home yesterday after short vacation
here.
VIM. H. Dubois and VIM. II. Nichols
were in WillismstowD, East Barre and
Corinth MONDAY and Tuesday on ousi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flint and daughter
returned to st. Adams Monday evening
after a visit to his parents and other rela.
tives.
Rev. T. A Howard will return Saturday
and will preach at the Baptist church on
next Sunday, also at the Braintree
church.
Miss Lila CURLY arrived from Lebanon,
n. H., Friday for a months vacation.
She went to South Royslton yesterday 10
visit friends.
Mrs. Laura j. Holden, who mas been
with Mrs. Mary Goldsbury for several
spend the winter.
Mrs. Gaskell and daug hter, Louise, and
Miss Alice Gaskell, who are stsying at
Glenside, leave for their home in Phila-
delphia tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. II. Belknap OF Springfield,
Mass, who had been a guest at the home
OF her brother. Judson H. Fits, returned
to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Billiard from the
West and Mrs j. Z. 0rdway and Mrs.
Adams OF Concord, n. H., were at n. w.
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Chandler returns to her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y, today and Col. ard
Mrs. A. b. Chandler will go Monday, clos
ing Mari Castle for the season.
Mrs. Burton Thresher and daugh liter,
Martha, went to Quebec Tuesday with
Mr.. Thresher, whom they will accompany
10 Portland, Me-, Cor short stay.
Miss Hannah Finn accompanied her
other. Henry Finn, upon his return TO
Lake City, Ia, Tuesday. She will spend
'ome time in Minneapolis, Mimi.
Rev. F. q. Rainey is entertaining Mr..
ind Mrs. Van Welt of New York. Yes
erday Messrs. Rsiney and Van Welt Wis
ted Dartmouth, the latter's alma mata.
The Kings Daughters held a delightful
luilting social al Edson's hall yesterday
fternoon. Light refreshments were
erved and there was a large attendance.
Robert Morton went to Boston Tuesday
o attend the Institute OF Technology. /
,harles Cushman went back to work there
nd Charles n. Mccall to spend a week. I
Mrs. e. L. Pope OF Barre is vi sitting her
lister, Mrs. z. {. Neff. 8 he is on her way
rom New buryport, Mass, where she bas 1
pent two months with her sister, Mrs. F. (
I. Whitelaw.
Mrs. Myrtle Bruce, VINO was taken to a /
hospital in Boston several |
weeks ago by DR.. q. w. Scott, mas under /
rome successful operation and is gain
Dg steadily.
Walter Woodward went to Cambridge,
Mass, yesterday to continue his medical
tudies at Harvard college. Sherman
Mouiton returns to the Law school the
asst of the week.
Orville Oddie, Jr., of New York city re-
Urns Friday after spending a week in
town. Miss Eugenie Bancroft of Brook.
vn is also staying at the home OF Mrs.
Ellen Blanchard.
Miss Eunice Flint, who has been study
ing in millinery college at Boston for
several months, will return next week
and will serve as trimmer for Mrs. e. X.
Draper the coming fall season.
Miss Ida Rice OF Bethel, who assisted
the HERALD force this summer, was mar
ried yesterday morning to Fred Davis of
Bethel. They took the train here for
their wedding trip in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodwin and
daughter. Geraldine, OF Rutland and Mrs
John Priest OF Glens Falls,N. Y, who had
been at Z. i. Lilies since the funeral Of
Mrs. Ora Tyler, left for home Tuesday.
Rev. T. A. Howard was called to Attle-
boro, Mass, Saturday night by the ILL.,
ness of mis- mother-in- and there were
no services at the Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Howard has been at Attleboro for
some time.
Harry Phillips Of this place, who recent
ly finished a course OF instruction in the
Albany Business college, has, through
the recommendation of that institution,
secured a position with the n. Y. G. r. r.
Co., Albany, n. Y.
Tomorrow Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury goes
TO Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., to spend the
winter with her daughter, Miss Mary.
Mr.. Tewksbury will join them there later
after staying for few weeks with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. c. Upham.
Mrs. Mae Robbins, the ehiropodist, whoa
comes here regularly and has quite a pat
ronage, went to Boston Tuesday and win
AXE two months course Of lectures
there and in Worcester, Mass, upon mas
sage, shampooing, etc,