Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08
Randolph.

home in Windsor.
s. S. Ballard OF Montpelier was in town
Friday and Saturday.
Fred Bass was down from Norwich
university over Sunday.
Mrs. q. A. Laird of Royalton visited her
mother, Mrs. |. M. Jones, last Friday.
The regular meeting OF the order Of the
Eastern Star will be held this evening.
Amos Kimall OF Dundee, ILL.,, a former
resident OF this town, died there Oct. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. McCoIlom and
Mrs. Laura McCrillis visited in Barre Fri
day.
Homer Young OF Barre visited his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Young, the first Of the
week.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer Of Rochester visited
her sister, Mrs. A. b. Fish, the first OF the
week.
X. A. Smith arrived from his visiting
trip In Maine and Massachusetts, Monday
night.
Thatcher Stone of the Maplewood has
been granted an original pension OF IS
month.
Robert 4. Parker, who is working at
carpentry in Montpelier, was down over
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Cole OF Boston went home
Monday after visit to her sister, Mrs. t.
j. Adams.
c. s. Booth returned from Newport, N.
H., Monday where he had been visiting
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amsden of Sharon
came Saturday to visit at j. M. Atwood's
a day or two.
several weeks at the home OF his son, Hon.
j. ID. Denison.
o. l.. Cheever accompanied II. Il. Rey-
holds from Barre Friday for short stay
with relatives.
Perl Church OF Windsor has been spend
ing week here with his parents, II. II.
Church and wife.
Mrs. Don Moore came from Sharon the
last OF the week to visit her parents, o. ].
Marcott and wife.
Stanley Blanchard OF Montpelier, who |
had been a guest at j. II. Moulton's, went |
TO Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Davis and son, Floy, and |
Miss Cora Hayes went to Pittsheld Friday /
10 spend a few days.
Clarence Webb Is wearing his knee In |
a plaster cast as the result OF a sprain re-
ceived some time since.
Miss Carrie Draper OF the faculty OF the |
Spaulding Graded school In Barre, came
Saturday to visit her home here.
Miss Nellie wyman Of ST. Adams came
Saturday 10 spend a few DAYS with her
parents, e. T.. Wyman and wife.
Mrs. w. c. Cushmsn went to Mortified
Monday for q short stay before going to
Burlington to remain for some time.
Mrs. Alvin Connor is expected today
from Manchester 10 spend week with
her parents, F. l.. Parsons and wife.
Mrs. s. H. King and Mrs. Caroline
Comstock were guests OF their brother in
Barre Thursday and Friday OF last week.
q. L. Davis, the representative from
Pomiret, spent Friday night at II. W.
Wallis on his way home from the capital.
Mrs. Flora Pettigrew, who had been
spending ten days with Miss Ada Bur-
roughs, left for her home In Lynn, Mass,
Saturday.
IL is expected that Presiding Elder
Davenport will be here next Monday TO
conduct quarterly meeting services at the
Nj. +. church.
Mrs. Emma ]. Clark OF Boston, cousin
OF Mrs. V. /. Spear, spent Sundsy with
her. She was called to Rochester to at
tend funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Burt and Mrs.
Burt's sister, Mrs. Richardson, left the
Burt homestead yesterday for their nome
in Orange, Nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Hodges an daugh-
ter, May, took their departure last Friday
for Springfield, Mass, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Stimets, who had been visiting her
sons. John and Charles, accompanied by
Miss Carrie Moore, left Saturday for their
home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Leeds and son, Frederick Leeds,
left for New York Monday ana MIS-
James n. Mccall went yesterday, closing
Elm cottage for the winter.
Mrs. Mary j. Paine, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. +. +.
Prichsrd, has returned from a visit to
her sister at Barton Landing.
Miss Eunice Denison went to Royalton
Friday to spend a few days Saturday
she played the violin at the meeting OF
the Royalton Womanis club.
Ed. McCrillis, accompanied by Robert
Morrison OF Barre, went to Boston last
week to purchase car LOAD OF norses, ,
with which they arrived last Thursday.
K. w. Morse aud daughter OF Barre,
who had been visiting here, returned {
home Monday, accompanied by his moth
err. who will remain there for the present. :
ID. Hale Flint, who is working on rail. :
road bridges, and Mrs. Flint, who had
been spending some time with her par
entslin Waterbury, returned Saturday to /.
their home here.
About 100 attended the quilt sale and
sociaI AZ Lucius Goodhart's Friday even
ing given by the Braintree Ladies Ald
society. nice supper was served ana an
enjoyable evening spent. r
Mrs. Hattie Lsmson was called TO /
MONTPELIER Sunday by the Illness OF her :
daughter, Maud, who has been assisting
in a millinery store there. She accom-
panied her home Monday.
Last Thursday at the Methodist par
sonage Rev. +. G. Rainey performed the
which united 10 marriage o
Charter Durham of Bethel and Miss D. o
ArviIla Roundy OF Royalton.
p. w. Connolly returned to his work at I
Loon Lake House, Loon Lake, n. T., yes
terday after spending q few days at his Il
home here. Mics Kate Connolly OF Mont
pelier was down over Sunday.
The census reports sent on: this week
show the present population OF TINS WI
Isge to be $40, loss OF 80 in the past ten a
wears. The population of the whole town G