Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-11
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Charles Cushman has returned from
Boston.
IT. Butterfield was in Barre Friday on
business.
orson woodcock went to Montpelier
Monday.
DR.. Curtis OF Montpelier was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Lena ingalls, has returned from
weeks visit in Northfield.
Miss Maria Beedle visited friends in
South Royalton last week.
A. C. Holman went to Pomfret Tuesday
TO visit Penn Strong and wife.
Miss Ethelynd Gould gives a dramatic
recital at Barnard tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Anna v. Adams returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in Hartford.
J.W. Brown Of the Red Lion went to
HardWick Friday for a several days stay.
Miss Maude Lombard left Tuesday for
Boston and Providence, X. l., to spend a
few days.
Mrs. VIM. Perkins Of so. Royalton has
been a guest OF Mrs. Matthew Carney
this week.
Harry Lyman OF Manchester, N. H., is
spending a vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Angelina Lyman.
Miss Lodema Lancaster OF the Center
has rented rooms In the Martin block
and will move here at once.
Mrs. Martha Pierce OF Boston is guest
of T. j. Adams and wife. She is the
mother OF Mrs. W. p. Abbott.
living Bruce has been granted an in
crease OF pension from s12 to S17 month,
with back pay for about year.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Choat OF Boston and
Mrs. Mary Talbert OF So. Royalton we're
guests Of n. {. Greene and wife Tuesday.
F. A. Thompson returned from New
York Monday, accompanied by his broth
er. Mr.. Thompson's family is at Valley
farm.
DR.. f. o. Blanchard went TO Montpelier
yesterday to attend meeting OF the
State Dental society. He returned this
morning.
Mrs. Joseph Rockwell and baby OF
White River Junction came Saturday TO
spend a couple Of weeks with Eli Sault
and family.
Mrs. "Mell" Williams went back to
Boston Tuesday after spending several
weeks with her sisters, Mrs. .Kendrick
and Mrs. g. l.. Spear.
A nine from the local grange crossed
bats with the BrooKfield grange team on
the latter's grounds Saturday and were
defeated by score Of 10 to II.
Charles Nichols OF New York city has
arrived to spend a short vacation at the
home OF his father, Norman Nichols. His
wife and daughter have been there and at
Valley farm for some time.
Mrs. Z. p. Hastings received a cable
gram Saturday announcing the safe ar
Il - 4. . -
in Cuba. The boys enjoyed the trip very
much and were not seasick.
Miss Lena Ellison, who had been spend
ing two weeks vacation with her moth
err, returned to Bellows Falls Saturday to
resume work in the office OF The Casein
company, where she has good position.
Mrs. Sophia NJ. Bigelow, whose health
continues very pool, left Monday for Pull
man, ILL.,, to make her home with her son
for the present. She had been boarding
for some time at Fred Dunns. Her many
friends hope the change will prove bene-
fetal.
Edwin Martin began work this week as
clerk for II. C. Allen. He has moved
from East Braintree into tenement in
the kilburn house on School street yacat.
ed by Fred Rope, whose family have
moved TO the upper tenement in Dana
spooner's house on Weston street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Marion Aseneth Finn, formerly
OF this place, and Edwin Herman Chase
OF Burlington, the ceremony to take place
at eight O'Clock Wednesday evening. Oct
"a, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Gin, l72 North Willard street. A recep-
tion will follow.
Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhawk saug lately
al an entertainment in Athens, Pa, Tor
the relief OF the Galveston sufferers. An
Athens newspaper referred to her solo as
the event OF the evening. She Is attend
ing the Burlington musical festival this
week and sang at the matinee participated
in by Vermont soloists.
Lsst Friday while playing on a plank at
the covered bridge Wallace. the 12-year.
old son OF Fred Goodrich, fell a distance
OF about 10 feet to the rocks In the branch
below. When rescued Il was found thar
one wrist was fractured and the other bad
" sprained and he was severely bruised
He Is getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
The Christian c. Z. held a sociable AZ
the vestry Friday evening in honor of
Janitor Allen Flint and bride. who were
presented with handsome oak rocker.
There was an informal address by Rev.
w. II. Chidley. with apt reply by Mr..
Flint. Refreshments were served and
nice socisi hour enjoyed. The vestry was
prettily decorated.
T. A. Shattuck has discovered a new
way Of producing two kinds OF fruit on
single tree without grating. He hands
rs specimens Of two distinct species ~
spples, grown on a single tree. The Sc
eret OF the freak is that in close proxfm-
lty 70 THIS tree grows smother and the
pollen evidently became mixed on a part
OF the tree during poisoning time.
Saturday in the office Of N. NJ. Wilson
the case q Adelhert Albin vs.. George
crane OF Brookheld in the matter Of .
horse trade was given a hearing before
Justice James Hutchinson. Judgment
VS. rendered for the pls!ntih to recover
- > ana costs, amounting to S5.72. The
case was appealed. Wilson was the 81
iorney Tor the plaintiff and n. L. Boydep
appeared Tor the defense.