Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-06
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[ he month OF september. W.
Perry Adams was in Randolph Tuesday
Frank Suffer was with friends the nrst
OF the week.
Asa Thayer OF New York city is visiting
relatives in town.
n. A. Thayer of Bethel was in town
part of last week.
& f. Clifford of Hartford visited frienos
in town last week.
Miss Mabel Hudson returned 10 spring
field, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Reagan was at home last
week, being in poor health
Mrs. George Chadwick is visiting reia-
tives in Hartford this week
Miss Ida E. Nenhaus is in Wooostock'
caring for Mrs. Fred wilson.
Rev. s. P. Fairbanks has brother iro"
New York city visiting him.
Charles Wood went to Barre MonoAs "
resume his studies at GODDARD
Albert Blackmer is in Stockorldge LOT
time before returning to 81. LOUIS
Mrs. C. s. Fairbanks OF Nottingham Il
visiting her son, Rev. ). Z. FairpanKs.
MrsL.A. Newcomb is visiting at VIM
pixies and other friends in THIS VlclnlsS
r. Hathorn is erecting good-sizeo
harm. with A. w. Ballard as boss earpeh'
ter.
Jpstin Gibbs and family OF Queche'
were at Mrs, Emma Cobb's the nrst OF TN
week.
T,r sherwiu OF Woodstock was callet
mere last week in the case OF b. r. Chahi
berlin.
The Misses Cassidy OF Boston are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and MIS- Miie
Cassidy.
John Hinchey and daughter OF Clare
mont. y. H., arrived at Daniel Coughllh
Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. George Badger have re
turned TO c. II. Badgers after mohtn
absence.
Mrs. Frank Putnam and three ehildre
from Pittsfeld were recently AZ =.
/ Putnam's.
Misses Lille Stafford Of Gaysville an
Ethel Austin of Albany spent last lhurs
day in town. ~
Mrs. Brooks and two children
Worcester, Mass, are visiting al n
/ Chamberlin's.
a n Tupper and wife OF Bethel, wit
friends. spent a day at the silver Lak
House recently.
Mrs. Frank Martin OF Bridgewater
visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. Nj. Gale, an
other relatives here.
Charles Moore and family have returne
to Somerville, Mass, after TWO week
stay with his parents.
Miss Cora Parkhurst left Friday for 81
Rapids, Mich, where she has secured
position as teacher in high scnool'
Miss Alice Kelly, who has been seriou
lv III of appendicitis at F. h. Thayers,
making rapid progress toward recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Bowman and Mi
Bowman Of New York city, VINO q
cuests OF Mrs. Hattie Davis Graves az Ia
Barnard, called on friends here SUNDAY
Fred Bass of Randolph spent part
last week With his friend, Frank Stron
both being students OF NORWICH uhNe
sity. -. L,,,, ,,;
her friend, Miss Alice Adams, during u
SUMMER. returned to Worcester, Mas
, Monday.
Miss Nellie Rogers went Monday
Woodstock W here she holds her pcsltl'
/. as teacher in the grammar school lhroue
another year.
Mrs A. Clarke, Mrs. NJ. q. Baldwi
Miss Dana OF Boston and Miss huopa
of Charlestown, n. H., are guests at I
: Silver Lake House.
I The ladies of the Universalist chur
! will give a basket picnic in silver Ia
! marx Friday afternoon OF this week. ~
are invited TO join the party.
e Frank Strong, who has been runnil
! the launch this season, bas closed
r business and will return 70 NorWl
. University the last OF the week.
D Col. r. G. Ashworth is teacher OF I
village school; Miss Annie Weleh
!. Rutland, on the Cresk; Miss Jennie MI
: in the o. o. Adams district, ana NJ
: NJ. A, Eastman in Turkey Hollow.
), Charles Jacques of Flint, Mich, arriy
J. AZ the Silver Lake house Friday. D
D laoues is a native OF Barnard and seems
q thoroughly enjoy being among the gra
old hills and scenes OF his ooynooo ia.
MIR. and Mrs. e. Holmes OF Mario
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. {. Jernegan
o baby, Elliot, Mrs. c. F. Field and Mas
Sidney Field OF Roxbury, Mass, ana Nj
q lou Whitney of Southington, Conn,
turned TO their respective homes FRIDAY
y The launch "Lucy c." has made its !
trim for this season and Is now stored
L the winter. However, the weather 81 !
time OF writing does not Indicate that
lake will soon be coated with ice,
mercury registering SO in the shaoe' n
boats are still in demand.