Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04

John Hazelton was in Chelsea saturday
Miss Ethel Siloway wss in Sharon Tues
day.
Frank Kent spent few days In Barre
the past week.
Frank Merrill is entertaining his moth
er from Corinth.
Fred West of Brookfield is at Heber
Vests this week.
n. B. Cobb was in Tunbridge SATURDAY
sitting upon lawsuit.
Mrs. Ruby "a. Davis and daughter are at
her fathers, j. H. Harding's.
Mrs, Frank H. Burr and daughter,
Ethel, are guests at q. r. kents.
Mrs. w. r. Sanborn returned FRIDAY
from her visit at Greenfield, Mass
Misses Elizabeth and Abbie Chandler
left Saturday for Cambridge, Mass.
Sidney Bates of Lebanon, n. H., was
guest OF W. P. Stone the past week.
Frank ]. Colby is i'll with hip disease
and is at the Mary Hitchcock hospital.
Little MAY Avery is spending snort
time with her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Fulton
Alfred B. Hastings OF Dartmouth, '04
spent Sunday at the home OF Nj. 9. Hatcn'
Heber West is seriously i'll, so that two
or more watchers are needed all the Time
Mrs. Herbert T. silloway and children
went Tuesday to Roxbury for atwo weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Moore returned
Wednesday from their trip to Mascoma
Lake.
Miss Mary Olmstead and Frank Howe
visited friends in Thetford the first oil the
week.
Mrs. Annie II. Reynolds OF Belmont, n.
H., visited relatives in town the past
week.
Mrs. Augusta Hazeton OF Exeter, n. H.,
is caring for Mrs. John Avery, VINO is
quite i'll.
Miss Ethel Barry of Roxburv, Mass, Is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Margaret H.
Chandler.
Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Walbridge OF
Sharon visited at Mrs. Eunice Carpenters
the past week.
Mrs. Louise Rogers picked delicious
dish OF raspberries which had the true
summer flavor
Mrs. Mary Olmstead returned recently
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Cilley, IN
Newbury, N. ii.
The Henry family gave Uncle Toms
Cabin at Merrill hall last wednesday
evening to a small audience.
Mrs. AbDle W ulles VIM mas uNNh i0AN
inc her sister, Mrs. s. {. Chandler, return
ed to her home in Brookline, Mass sat
urday.
Capt. Chas. shattuek and family OF san
Francisco, Cal, recently called on the
pastors wifeas they were taxing a car
rage drive through the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Hazelton and
laughter left here last Wednesday for
their new home in Massachusetts. They
will be greatly missed by their many
friends but all wish them the best OF sue
cess.
Extensive repairs are being made on our
fine old town house, bv two coats OF paint
inside and out, by putting the box pew
gallery into as good condition as possloie
and protecting the entire building against
fire by means OF iron ladders, three y n
dermiter's fire extinguishers, planklng
the ratters and by coat OF asbestos paint
on the end OF the building nearest the
bedstead factory.
party OF about II friends and neigh
bors gathered at the old home OF MISS
Ann NJ. Houston Saturday, Sept. y, for
quilting. Although the afternoon was
showery a very pleasant time was enjoyed
hy all. Mrs. Geo. Dow entertained the
company with gramophone and the pop
ular photographer, G.. II. Johnston was
on hand to take picture OF the group.
After lacking the quilts supper was
served and all returned to their homes
feeling that they had spent delightful
a fternOon