Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12
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Wesley Davis spent Sunday at his home
in Chelsea.
A large mum Der of our people went to
Chelsea the Fourth.
VIM. Perkins Of Lyme, y. H., is at John
B. Jones for short time.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and MIS-
Henry Clark last Thursday.
Alb. Wilson of the Harvard Law scnooi
was a recent visitor in town.
whitney Post will hold its next regular
meeting Saturday evening OF next week.
Mrs. NIX. Huntington OF Randolph Is
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Millard L. hing
Homer Hutchinson spent part OF last
week at Lebanon, n. H., returning mere
Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. E. ]. Bugbee OF Wey-
mouth, Mass, are spending their vacation
at A. G. Adams.
Fred Chapman Of Montpelier came mere
Saturday to pass few days with HON. u
F. Chapman, his father.
Hrs. n. @. Alexander, who has been out
OF town several weeks, made short WISH
at f. l.. Cushman's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pierce and daughter
of Royalton passed Sunday here as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Sargent.
John Stewart of Boston, who was
/ guest Of Mr. and Mrs, A. z. Osborne, re-
turned to Boston Wednesday OF last WEEK.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Alden, who have
been taking a carriage drive through a
part OF Vermont and New Hampshire, re-
turned here Saturday.
Ernest c. Goodale, treasurer of Rawson,
Morrison Manufacturing company Of
Cambridgeport, Mass, has gone TO
Europe for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greene and Miss
Hattie W. Greene OF East Bethel, Mrs.
Charles Folsom and son Of South Royal
ton were guests OF Mrs. Melissa Wight
last week.
A. p. Skinner, Miss Edith SKINNER
and Leon Skinner of South Royalton and
n. A. Skinner and daughter of Montpel-
Ter were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. A.
Sargent Sunday.
OH. Goodale bought two fine Jersey
cows to add to his dairy Saturday. one OF
the cows. pure based Of DR.. NJ. CorWin OF
Chelsea, has a big creamery test. Inc
other COW was purchased in STAFFORD
School in district No. II, taught by
Hattie NJ. Green, closed Friday, July btn'
There were eight pupils. Those having
no absent marks were Nettle Lasurei
Harry Whitney and Garlic Whitney.
Rev. Frank Page was called to Wealth
ersfield last Thursday to look after his
brothers farm while the brother is at
Woodstock serving as a member OF the
Jury sitting on the Frank Shaw case.
Andrew J. Willis, who has been away a
few weeks visiting friends in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,, returned home
last WeeK. Miss Dora Kimball, a niece,
accompanied him on the return trip from
Boston.
Mrs. Samantha Cushman, who had
spent several months in Vienna, Me-,
with Mrs. Mary Gordon, her daughter,
returned here last week. Norman Cush-
panied her here.
Mrs. Briggs ran away from the town
farm early one morning last week. sun
day, hearing she was to be taken back,
she struck for Clark's hill, but Selectman
Bicknell overlook her and persuaded her
to return to the farm.
Wilbur Grant ran off one side OF the
bridge near the least hill' cemetery one
evening last week. He received severe in
| iuries to one leg and both OF his horses
were badly hurt. There was no guard
rail on the side Of the bridge.
] Win Pearl gave a photograph concert
/ to a large audience Saturday evening
| The instrument be has is a very fine one
] dUu lub EttbEus NSAb SaAoANAAt 'NANNeNN'
Several of these free entertainments we're
given by Mr.. Pearl and his brother last
summer while they were here.
Charles Osborne OF Dixon, H., Mr.. and
Mrs. John Osborne of Cleveland, o., Mrs.
/ Eta Shattuck OF Millville and Wesley
Osborne OF Dorchester, Mass, came last
week TO spend few weeks in this vicin-
! ity. They were formerly residents OF
| Chelsea aud are relatives of Charles W.
Osborne and Mrs. A. Z. Ordway OF this
town.