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

Saturday. ie was In town
in q Rsyb Lara Montgomery spent Sunday
over Sunday ifom college
town Monday. iuge was IN
- m p W 3. Wall and Miss Lueie van,
70 Boston Monday. 00'e went
Bliss Maud Pierce Of East CsIo5s ,,.;..
mere The first OF the week '''i'eu
a1 oarroll H. Granger and family ware
~" from Souidsvtlle over Sunday.
freo " Curtis is on a weeks vtsitina
up 70 New York and Lakewood. Nj
PISS Mary Moulton il spending tho
r mSeA Win her brother, Clarence, in Mont.
. MS Chandler returned To RrookIyn
saturday ss.i5 after spending week at Mari
Geo. Owen Of Des Moines. Is who
zane S Last on business, left for nome
henry 1. Johnson, who had been
aest AZ montague Place, returned home
Mrs. L. 2. Thayer and George Drew
9pent sunday in Bellows Falls with John
Mrs. j. w. Case returned IN Ros.o,
saturday after a visit to her sister, Mrs
" j. Blodgett. -'7'
Photographer and Mrs. louis p Booth
are receiving congratulations upon the
blrth OF son Monday.
D ]. Morse spent Sunday in North.
. nslu shu ms family, who had been there a
week, returned With him.
Miss Minnie Smith went to Boston
ioesoay 10 enter the New England con-
sefVatory OF music for years course.
Miss Margaret WEIGH, who bad spent
several months With her cousin, Mrs. vi
spear LETT for her home in Elmira, n. Y,
Monday.
Col. K. j. kimball went back 10 New
YORK Monday. His family leave tomor.
row and Montague Place will be closed
Tor the winter
Prof and Mrs. l. D. Shaw OF Mortified
were visitors here the last Of the week.
They went to New York Monday to re-.
main some time.
Mrs Hiram Bean returned to Roxbury.
Mass.i Tuesday. She came 70 Bethel
Tuesday e attend the funeral OF her
brother, Charles Whitaker.
Mrs. r L. Bass went 70 Brattleboro
Monday to visit her former home. She
also intends to spend some time In
Springfield before her return.
Carl Thresher is now travelling sales. I
man for New York firm, having resign
ed his position in the silk department OF |
Wansmakers store in New YORK.
Mrs. W. Z. Ellis OF Crowley, La, for. /
merry wife OF the late George Mont |
gomery, visited at NJ. j. Montgomery's /
last week. She went to Roxbury Sstur- /
day.
Mrs. Clinton Hewitt with her little
daughter OF West Somerville, Mass, who
had been guests OF her sister, Mrs. Allen
Chadwick, went to South Royslton Sstur-
day 10 visit on their way home.
Mrs. Fred Jewett OF Rochester spent
Sunday with her parents, n. g. Hart and
wife. Her sister, Mrs. Franklin W. Par
sons, who had been here over two weeks,
eft for her home In New York city Mon
isy.
Rev. Arthur Stone, pleasantly remem-
oered here as preacher at st. Johns
'hurch one summer few years ago, was
guest OF Mrs. james n. Mccall at Elm
Cottage last week, leaving for his home
n Rutland Saturday.
Friends OF Landlord VARY OF North
ield, who called on him fair time, found
lis hotel crowded. but all were taken
are Of. The Mortified House Is widely
,nown for the splendid board and accom-
il offers. Il has been full all
ummer.
Among those who went from here on
he excursion to New York Monday were
). l. Bass, B. @. Bass and wife, II. c. Al
en-, j. q. Mann. Mrs. p. +. Grow and
Matthew Carney Capt. j. +. Eldredge
vent TO Washington, ID. c., and Norman
Tree aud Walter Kent TO Philadelphia.
Eighteen tickets to New York were sold.
Monday the pretty song, "Down the
rale OF Years. was placed on sale at
lass bookstore. Il was written by Miss
sellie c. Magennis, formerly OF this place. ,
he composition has thus far met with
ALTERING reception and her many friends ,
.ope that II will prove a fruitful source OF 7
income for Miss Magennis, who Is at
resent teaching the village school at
Vest Bolton.
"Nickn Niehsum and VIM. n. Latham {
rent to Montreal Saturday 10 attend the I
-th annual championship meeting OF The
,snadian Amsteur Athletic union IN q
rhich stub Newton was entered Tor
Xn events. he took second prize lh TUG !
pe.mile run, which was won by Bus I
Iubmate. Alex Grant. In the hali-m mile Q
vent ia which be was entered "stub" dld c
81 try to finish. The time made 10 the I
ME race was very fast for the track. I
DR.. and Mrs. Hardy beg the privilege OF
xpressing TO their friends in many OF the y
ONES 10 which the HERALD AND NEWS :
I'M 90, the regret they feel that they can =
Of come in person and say the goodbye
,;od bless YOU which they feel. This is
ne among bis own church people, es-
scially the shut-in ones, true 10 TOE
omes Of the sister churches, WHITTIER
ssir acquaintance has extended, and =
ne also In the surrounding towns, where Z
sny friendship has been formed.
Mrs. Nvron Edison has some interest
= documents 10 her possession one ri
.sring he date OF Nov. 5, 1888. II Is the r
s1sso8 ,-qper 81 her grandfather, Amos =
ain. v ho was private in the hevolu. 6
orsrv var. Il authorized the payment
at Burlington OF 80 year, OF
=, 5,encing March 4, 1881. two-dollar n
~ an the defunet bank OF PlattsoufR,
hearing date OF May, ,s24, also