Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-22

Mrs. F. b. Thomas and son returned
from Boston the last Of the week, accom-
panied by Mrs. q. j. Prince and littl,
Evelyn Denney, who will remain here for
the present.
The water flooded +. B. Vanormanr
shoe shop last week and he moved to III,
rooms above where be will remain. AzrC
Adams has added his former quarters e
his meat market in the same basement.
Monday evening Misses sadie and
Blanche LOOMS gave a farewell party "a
the yong people OF the neighborbood
( before moving from the stephen Rifurd
place to the Gorham place on the Center
/ road.
/ II. w Bailey Of Newbury spent Sunday
and Monday as the guest Of Landlord
I Brown at the Red Lion. Mr.. Bailey is
at present making his headquarters at
/ Hyde Park, as Gov. Pages political lieu q.
I tenant.
Miss Winifred V. Mann gave progress.
sive whist party OF four tables Saturday
evening. The highest scores were made
by Lewis Bean and Miss Ella Swinyer and
the lowest Dy w. II. Latham and Miss
George Mann.
The ladies OF the o. Z. S. will hold A
sociaole at the Masonic ante rooms Thurs.
DAY evening, March LIST. part OF the
program will consist OF matching quota
tioDs for refreshments, which will be
served from s to 9. All members are in
yited to be present.
The neighborhood whist party met
Saturday evening at +. II. Cleveland's.
The honors OF tue evening were won by
}. p. Cleveland and Mrs. Hsber Holman.
who scored plus 10. This evening the
club will be entertained by LYMAN
Hutchinson an d family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mead returned
from New YORK city Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter f. Morse OF Barre and
Mr.. Mead's brother, Charles G. Mead OF
DICKINSON, No. OAK, who owns a large
cattle ranch there, arrived the same dav. I
Mrs. Mead is now i'll with measles.
The ladies OF the Celery Whist club gave /
the men a surprise last evening, taking .
them by teams to r. A. Smiths, where a .
nice supper was served and whist enioved /
until late hour. The winners were win (
Emerson and Mrs. John Hurlbert, plus Is, /
and the rear guard was f. b. Wood ana \
Mrs. Emerson, minus 20.
Mrs. Gardner Hall. sister OF Z. A. Shat
tuck, who died at Newport, N. H., Feb.
18th, was born in Windsor in 1928. Her
death resulted from water around the
heart. The funeral was held at Windsor
the 18th. Only Mr.. Shattuck and one
sister, Mrs. Julia Hunter OF Windsor, re-
main OF the family OF six who were living
four years ago.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Heber I. Holman
went to Waterbury to assist in the cele
oration OF the I'D birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. Holman's maternal aunts. They
are twins and the only survivors OF a
family OF thirteen sisters. Both are
widows and have large families living.
This is case which tends to disprove the
heory that twins are not noted for
longevity.
Saturday evening, on complaint Of
Oticer $. z. Clark, Harris Fuller OF West
brookheld, aged "A, and Harry Ferguson
d East Braintree were arrested for in
.oxication and placed in the lookup. Mon
lay morning they were arraigned before
Justice VIM. II. Nichols in the office of
NJ. Nj. Wilson and fined s. and costs.
mounting to Sill for Fuller and sli.SO
or Ferguson.
Miss Myrtle, youngest daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Coulmbe, was married
sunday evening to Harry Stoddard OF
Noburn, Mass, formerly OF Bethel, The
CEREMONY was performed at the Red Lion
nm by Rev. Il. c. Droughin. Miss Alice
joulmbe and W. NJ. Burmelle of Mopr- !
'eller were here to attend the wedding.
dr. and Mrs. Stoddard go to Woburn TINS
week, where he has good position.