Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-30

A. L. Blodgett, porter at the hsd Lion,
is spending two weeks at his home in
Newbury.
Mrs. Helen Robbins and Mrs. W. f.
Terrill OF Montpelier are guests at L. b.
Johnson's.
Mrs. NJ. E. ssxtou went to Boston to-
day for few days, being accompanied by
Miss Drake.
Dea. and Mrs. w. F. Howard returned
Tuesday from their visit in Fitchburg and
Lowell, Mass.
Mortified are visiting Appleton McIn-
tosh in Gilead.
The horse OF DR.. G. w. Scott backed too
sharply at postoffice corner yesterday,
breaking a shaft.
DR.. Frost and wife, who have been Wis
iting at s. s. Briggs, returned to Brock
ton, Mass, today.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. o. Blanchard arrived In
New York yesterday and will be at home
Saturday morning.
ID. e. Washburn and wife and Mrs
Orlando Sherwin OF Felehville are guests
at F. f. Amsden's.
A hearing in the bankruptcy matter OF
W. F. Blood was held before Roswell
Farnham yesterday.
Mrs. Lombard OF Plainfield, Mrs. John
Worcester and child OF Barre are guests al
Mrs. c. Z. McCrIllis'.
The Celery club enjoyed a corn roast and
an otherwise hot time at X. A. Smith q
last Thursday evening.
Charles and Edith FELTON,, who have
been visiting Mrs. Chas. Burridge, have
returned to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Southern and Miss Ruby Carr. who
have been visiting at Will Spears, return
ed to Adams, Mass, today.
DIR. and Mrs. g. A. Wheeler OF Boston
and Mrs. Margaret Smith have been
guests at A. E. Bass this week.
W. NJ. Terry hands us vegetable freak
in the form OF a cucumber, with several
leaves growing out from its surface.
Miss e. A. Cleveland, who has been Wis
iting her brother, J. p. Cleveland, started
on her return trip to California Tuesday.
j. w. Blanchard shipped rs sheep
% 1.2c.), s calves q to 4 1-2c.), hogs
"A 1-sc.) and cattle from here Monday.
salisbury's factory started up Monday
after a two weeks vacation, caused, in
part, by delay in the arrival OF machinery.
Terence Allis and family and Mrs. Boyn-
ton and sons, who have been stopping at
the Center, returned to their homes today
Sheriff Sponord OF White River juno
ton was here Wednesday and Chief OF
Police futile of Montpelier last Thursday.
Mrs. Otis P. Brown OF Boston, a visitor
at her uncle's, Judge Rowell's, last week,
was called home by the illness OF her nus
band.
Mrs. Don Moore, accompanied by
Misses Mary and Lucy Moore OF Sharon,
spent few days last week at o. j. Mar
colts.
J.B. Putnam went Monday to Manches-
ter, y. II. Later he will visit his sons,
Robert, in Hanover, y. H., and Daniel in
Holton, Me.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
serve s boiled dinner and hash sup
per in Edsons hall Tuesday, Sept. 4. All
are invited.
Adjourned meeting OF White church
Wednesday evening, Sept. 5. Full at
iendanee is desired to act upon import
ant business
Mrs. L. ID. Greene and two sons OF Brat
ileboro came last week 70 visit their aunt,
Mrs. Ellen +. kelton, and other relatives
n this vicinity.
The Emerson mill is finishing an order
or 5000 London camp chairs for the
'outo company. The mill is running
nights at present.
Capt. J. E. Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Williams left for Chicago Saturday on
he g. A. r. excursion. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 1
. Pratt did not go.
Frank Stevens. wife and children went /
Tuesday TO White River Junction to visit /
ler mother. Mr.. Stevens viii 90 on to |
ID. c.
Misses Clara Halves and Lila Tracy OF 4
Berlin, who have been stopping at their 1
,rsndfstber's, L. G.. Tracy's, the past /
month, returned home today.
Mrs. ]. {. 0rdway and daughter, Mary,
4 Concord, n. H., and Misses Josie and 4
Sellie Belcher of Newark, n. j., were
'uests last week at J. B. Adams.
Holman and Gay sold IA of their west
IN horses at auction in Barre Saturday,
I good prices. Mr.. Holman is closing
'ut the remainder there at private sale.
Twenty-four cars OF coal have been On
Dad ed here this month. About 90 cars,
arrying probably 900tons or Sc 500 worth,
ave been unloaded in all this summer.
Prof. j. NJ. Trask has built a very con-
enient addition to bis barn, also enlarged
ONE OF the rooms Of bis house and other
wise improved his home on School street.
Seymour Culver and two children.
florence and Theron of Royalton, with
disses Matte and Inez OF St. Adams.
Eere at Mrs. Mary Gouldsbury's yester-
law.
Miss Ellen Whitney, who had been
isitlng in Royslton, returned Monday,
ccompanied by her cousins, Misses Lucy
nd Mabel Dowse, who viii remain here q
ew days.
Rev. Geo. L. story, field worker of the
tate Sunday School association, spoke at
he Christian church Sunday morning !
nd addressed union meeting at the 81.
7. church in the evening.
AT the Grange meeting Saturday.
Ladies evening" was observed, the !
aiding feature being the Family Al :
um." A Grange Dramatic club was :
'rmeu, which VIII be heard from later.