Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
Randolph.

saturday. AZ to"t
business Monday. panoosue OIL
Mrs; n. j. Whitehill spent sundso nit,
mrs. e. A. Thomas. "i'i
. Mrs Mrs. L. B. johnson went to Berlin 70
rev days this week. Az
Pearl Cleveland OF Montns1ier 49,.
sunday with friends here. FsA
Mason s. Greene OF the Rutland HeraJ,
was In town last Thursday. ~
=, MISS Josephine Emery came from Bet he
Aiohuay 10 visit friends here.
| Guy Woodward was at home from
dartmouth college over Sunday.
w. y. Williams went to South Royaltou
hohoay 10 work for few DAYS.
Inc household goods OF F. E. Healev
1f., We're shipped to Bradford Saturday
Mrs d. NJ. Chsmberli went to Barnard
'ionoay 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Crowell
Mrs. John Prince went back to Bpr.
iington saturday after a several weeks
stay here.
Miss Jessie Pearsons went TO MontneI.
the winter. Fo"I
The second dancing school taught BY
"a. ulison VIII be held at Grange hall to.
morrow evening,
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter. Anna.
went 70 Chieopee, Mass, Saturday to
spend the winter
Mrs. Bradley OF Springfield, Mass.
visited her cousin, Mrs. A. g. Putnam.
one day last week
Samuel w. Spafford OF Boston, son OF
Mrs. John Marsh, and his wife were en-.
tertained by her last week.
Gideon Angel and wife OF Rochester
nave been visiting A. n. Angel and wife
and other relatives in town.
Joel b. Putnam arrived home Monday
after months stay with his son, Rev. ID.
+, Putnam, in Houlton, Me.
Miss Louise Hastings left Tuesday for
titchburg, Mass, to take post graduate
course in kindergarten study.
Receiver Markham has sold to A. r.
0ushmsn the so called bank lot near the
tin bridge, containing IS acres.
saturday afternoon from three until
I'VE Prof, and Mrs. +. E. Prichard enter
tained the graded school teachers.
Mrs. Louis Fillion and children OF
Mortified came Saturday to visit her
parents, Charles Coulmbe and wife.
Mrs. 5. NJ Way Of Barre, who had been
a guest OF Mrs. John Marsh, accompanied
her to Roxbury Saturday to visit friends.
james n. Mccall arrived from New
York Saturday 10 remain with his family
until they close Elm cottage for the sea.
son.
Mrs. 1. p. Booth arrived from Morris.
vile Monday to make the acquaintance OF
her week.old grandson, Philip Dudley
Booth.
Mrs. Benjamin Briggs and son OF Hart
ford came saturday TO spend several
weeks with her parents, g. S, Moulton
aud wife.
Mrs. w w Carpenter went to Middle.
bury Saturday to visit. She will attend
the ". c. +. {, meeting in Burlington be-
fore her return.
John + Parsons went back to bis work
in the silIss department Of Wanamsker's
store In New York Saturday after an ex-
tended vacation.
Mrs. G. :. Booth, with her brother.
Master Max Holman, was ia Burlington
Thursday and Friday 10 visit her father,
Heber 7. Holman
Charles Griswold, with bis wife and two
children and Mrs. Mary Jewett arrived
from Gardner, Mass, Saturday to visit at
The Reservation
Miss Eta 5. Chamberlin, who teaches
10 the Union school at Montpelier, visit
ID her father, Increase Chamberlin, FRI
lay, his ssth birthday.
Rev. W. II. Chidley Is at Georgiais |
Mills, y. a., attending the Merrimack
Christian conferences, In which he de.
ivers several addresses.
Herbert f. Flint OF Springfield, Mass,
arrived Friday for a short stay. His wife 1
rad been at Lewis Fish's and with other /
'elatives here about two weeks.
Edward, the Invalid son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Colby, died the last week in 4
August at their home In Chicago. Mr. /
md Mrs Colby are well known here.
Bert Allen, who had been a guest for
everal DAYS at the home OF his brother,
Dr.. l.. b. Allen, left for Baltimore, Md,
sunday night to enter dental college.
Miss Desier Moulton went to New
Haven, Conn, Friday to spend Sunday
With friends. Monday she went to New
.iiliord, Conn, to enter the lngleside
Ichool.
A change 10 the railroad timetable goes
nto effect Oct eth and the night trains
rill no longer meet here. The SOUTH
ound mail will be due at 2:il a. NJ. and
be north mail at IS q. m.
Chas. L. Cristy OF South Woodbury. and
ffss Cora Allen OF Hsrdwick, sister Of
Ire Ed. McCrillis OF this place, were
1arried Sunday evening at the Christian
arsonage BY Rev. W. H. Chidiey.
A. ID. Ladeau saved some OF bis largest
otstoes for exhibition and last week
lupd q that hlled a bushel basket
,unding full. The largest tuber weighed
pounds ounces, he has the potatoes
) prove IL.
Last Saturday afternoon at South
.ovalton Mary F., daughter OF Mr.. and
Irs. George Whitney OF this place, wss
arried 10 John Edward Pratt OF Ram ,
,Iph Center. Rev. j. D. Beemsn perform !
q the ceremony. They left at once Tor !
ITriage drive IN the southern part OF the !
ate. Id
after From Galveston. II