Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
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J. W. Waldo of South Royalton was in
town Friday. was ~
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Stevens. ~ .
day at Post Mills.
Miss Grace Young of Boston is a guest
at Hobart Peck's. S'''
Mrs r. /. Church came from Barre Mon
day for short stay.
! DR.. s. n. Gould was in Barre on hpsi-
ness the last OF the week.
Mrs. F. h. Gates returned TO her home
In Ware, Mass, Saturday.
| Miss Mildred Hoyt OF Montpelier visit
ed her parents over Sunday.
W. E. Phillips spent a few DAYS this
week with relatives in Montpelier.
Mrs. V. M. Hardy and Miss Kate How
ard went to Morrisville Monday to visit.
Col. X. j. Kimball's family arrived at
Montague Place for the summer Friday.
Col. A. b. Chandler and family have ar
rived at Mari-Castle, coming Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur @. Vinica left for her no me
IN North Gorham, Me-, Monday after
noon after ten days visit at the home
OF her parents, E. A. rhacher and wife.
Miss Marion Finn OF Burlington, who
had been visiting friends here, left Satur-
DAY Tor Mortified, Mass, to spend a few
days with her sister, Mrs. A. II. Irish.
Miss Marion Emerson left Saturday
night for vacation trip which will in
clude Lowell, Boston and other places In
Massachusetts, and Campton Village, N. H.
Prof. N. j. Whitehiu and c. E. Moulton
OF Montpelier, both formerly OF this place,
were judges at the prize speaking OF the
spaulding High school at Barre last week.
Miss Lucille Packard returned to Dor
chester, Mass, Monday after a two weeks
stay here. She was accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bass, who will
remain there several weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton and daughter,
Desier, returned from Hanover, n. H.,
Saturday. Next week they attend the
graduating exercises at Dartmouth, Hor-
ace being a member OF the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bass returned from
Camp Randolph, highgste Springs, yester- !
day and today Edmund Nixon, jeWeler for !
Mr.. Bass, leaves for his home 10 Windsor
to attend the High school commencement, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitney Of Fitch ,
burg, Mass, are rejoicing over the advent (
OF a son. Mrs. Whitney will be remem- /
bered by many here as Miss Kate Burnap, /
granddaughter Of Dea. and Mrs. w. +. I
Howard.
Walter Woodward has completed /
years study in the medical department OF
Howard college, and Sherman Moulton in
the law school and both are at home.
Charles n. Mccall graduates from Howard
this year.
j. w. Gabrielle returned from Burling-
70 ba a. ID l
Of the Scottish Rite and Commandery,
which held a three days session there.
A. j. Huse attended the meeting OF the
Grand lodge OF Masons.
Friday evening there was a largely at
ended social at the Congl vestries.
game OF disguised celebrities was much
enjoyed and ice cream and cake were
ierved. DR.. W. NJ. Kelly and Miss NJ.
Blanche Sparhawk rendered pleasing
iolos. il
Miss Carrie Draper came from Barre
saturday, having completed years work
is teacher 10 the Spaulding graded school. /
Miss Fannie Draper opened summer /
chool at North Barre Monday, In which /
he gives special attention to drawing and l
Il is reported that p3t- deer are cseitlg ~
arge amount OF damage in Rochester Hol-
oW. Farmers complain that their gardens .
re being torn up and badly damaged by
hem and that firing guns into the air /
erves 10 brighten them only temporarily, |
or they soon return.
Mrs. Henry Leonard and son, Lau-
ence, left yesterday for Adams, Mass, !
y here they we're to meet Mrs. Leonard's !
lister, Miss Harriet Webster, OF Belvidere, I
n. They wilt spend about two weeks ia I
BOSTON and vicinity. Miss Webster will I
pend the remainder OF the summer her o