Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-18
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ton Saturday.
John F. Kimball has been at his hom
| here this week.
| A. ID. Davenport returned to Hopedale
Mass, Monday.
Will Seymour went back to Lynn
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. o. J. Caldwell OF Georgia is a CUES
OF Mrs F. b. Thomas.
J. B. Mcintyre was at home from tn.
Tbayer school over Sunday.
Geo. Drew went to Montpelier for 9
short stay the last OF the week.
Mrs. Martha Pierce returned to Boston
Monday after visit at T. ]. Adams.
Mrs. Willard Martin went to BurIing-
ton Friday to visit, returning Saturday.
F. J. Burnell OF Hyde Park, Mass, came
Saturday to visit his chum, Harry Totman.
j. w. Blanchard shipped 81 COWS "A to
1-2c.) and II lambs (3c.) to market Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Snow and daughter,
Eva, spent Sunday with friends In Bel
lows Falls.
r. L. Pope left Barre last week to begin
work in Boston. Mrs. Pope will join him
there later.
Howard J. Chidley OF Burlington visit
ed his brother, Rev. w. II. Chidley, part
/ OF last week.
The Cooperative creamery paid % 1.2
cents pound for butter fat for the month
OF September.
Miss Ada Mccormick, who had been a
guest for some time OF Mrs. Alice Bruce,
returned to her home in Boston Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther G. Tracy left Mon
day for Belle Plain, Ia, where they will
spend several months with his cousins
family.
The annual meeting for election OF Of
ncers OF the Kings Daughters will be
hello with Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell Oct. oath at
2;30 O'Clock.
". A. Grant and daughter, Lucille, who
bad been guests OF J. f. Chadwick and
wife for a week, returned to Pittsheld, n.
H., Monday.
o. b. Child and family, who moved
from this place TO DE Land, Fla, some
years ago, have gone 10 Los Angeles, Cal,
to spend the winter.
Charles Montgomery OF the Boston |
police force came Tuesday 10 spend a two
weeks vacation with his parents, NJ. j. /
Montgomery and wife.
Il. c. Kingsbury OF Providence, X. l., 1
arrived Friday to spend Sunday with his 4
wife, who is staying with her niece, Mrs. |
L. p. Booth, for a month.
Miss Alice f. Paulding OF Boston, who /
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. j.
Smith, was called to Windsor Saturday
by the illness OF her brother.
A. c. Loomis and wife OF Akron, Ohio,
and their son, o. +. LOOMS, wife and two
children arrived Saturday 10 visit Mrs. A.
A. Smith, A. &. Loomis sister.
Peter o'Connell Is now proprietor OF the
fish market under Bucks printing office,
having bought It OF George Gould, who
repurchased IL from Dan Brewer.
Misses Grace Martin and Mabel Whit.
taker OF Rochester and Pearl Hazen OF
Bethel recently spent q day at Pleasant
View with Alfred Eaton's family.
Last Thursday evening six couples from
this place enjoyed drive to the home OF
Webb Ninton In Braintree, where they
enjoyed an old-fashioned husking party.
At the dancing school conducted by
Ed. ellison in Grange hall Friday evening
here were eight couples in attendance ,
from Bethel and pleasant time was en-
Dyed.
Rev. II. w. Worthen of st. Adams occu- !
pied the Methodist pulpit for Rev. F. @. /
Rainey Sunday morning. He and bis '
wife have been spending q few days with /
)ea. and Mrs. A. J. Foster /
Louis Dagger 4 Co., patent attorneys at G
n Washington, ID. C., report that last week I
,harles A. Williams, blacksmith OF this
,lace, obtained q valuable patent for inn !
movements In short turning gears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griswold and two :
title daughters and Mrs. Mary Jewett, .
hrs. Griswold's mother, who had been
listing at 1.-THE Reservation" returned to
heir home in Gardner, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Marie Thayer, who had spent a n
hree wesks' vacation here and with her Il
ather in Braintree, returned TO Water q
Jury, Conn, Friday, where she has a :,
osition with the Waterbury Watch COM .,
any.
Mrs. T. j. Adams went to Royalton X
aturday to see her sister in law, Mrs.
.nna Adams, who was unable to come TO a,
er home here last week. She is very Ill, ~
aving suffered several bronchial hem ~
rrhages. =,
Mrs. Gerry Russ and daughter, Emily, gj
nd nurse. who had been with Mrs. Ellen "
blanchard for several months, left for iii
heir home in Brooklyn Monday. Miss
ugenie Bancroft will remain about two III
eeks longer. IT
Monday Mrs. j. NJ. Chamberlin showed ~
this office pint OF ripe native grown NJ
,spberries. Saturday j. b. Sargent ex. Is
iblted some nice-looking ones he bad pc
st picked. Winter would seem to be on
long way ahead. 10
II. W. Burnham OF st. Johnsbury was 81
town the last OF the week, a guest of u, 10
S aunt, Miss Emma Burnhsm. He had -.
1t been here before since he assisted In ~
e erection OF the new business block =.
ter Rsndolph's great ire. -.
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter, who was called se,
re by the critical illness OF her only sis en-
,, Mrs. Myrtle Bruce, went to her home
Keene, n. H., Saturday. Mrs. Bruce is ,es
lining steadily and is able to go out en-
,ors in a wheel chair daily. sol
Tomorrow evening at Dubois 4 Gays da
N will occur the autumn ball given by an
G members of the Volunteer Hose COM mt
ny. Gilson's orchestra will furnish pc
usic. This gives an opportunity 10 mi
ose who would like to materially as low
4 the boys. an