Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
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Miss Mary Moulton returned from Ii
capital Tuesday.
There will be services at the Whit
church next Sunday.
Charles Thurston spent last week 9
his cottage in Greensboro.
Peter O'Connell has finished work for
L. Moses in his livery stable.
c. S. Eastman and wife of Claremont,
h., were in town over Sunday.
A. c. Holman Of st. Adams came las
week TO spend short vacation.
Mrs. Laura Cuthbert OF Warren spen
Monday with Mrs. Henry Newton.
John Sharpe OF West somerville, Mass.
came Monday for few days visit.
Miss Irene Graves OF East Barnard /
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Luke Parish.
Miss Mary w. Gleason and Miss Green
wood OF Warren are guests OF Mrs. f. F
Upham.
Mrs. W. b. Walt and Miss Lucie anC
Miss Eunice Flint arrived from Boston
Monday.
Miss Nellie Dickerman went to Hart
ford Monday where she has been engag.
ed to work during the millinery season.
G.. b. Fish finished work in Aliens gro
Gerry Saturday and this week is conduct
ing the canvass for lecture course tickets.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hunter of Claremont, n. H.
who had been with Mrs. +. H. Bruce and
other relatives here for ten days, return
ed to her home Monday.
Senator Wall has engaged quarters al
the Pavilion during the lie gislative ses-
sion, and Representative Mcintyre may be
found at Hon II. A Husafs
Mrs. /. ID. williams and Mrs. ID. f.
Lewis go to Burlington today to attend
the meeting OF the State W. Z. I. L. as
delegates from the local union.
Mrs. Myrtle Bruce, who was lately OPP
Grated upon in Boston hospital for cam
Ger, was brought home Friday. She is
still very weak and great sufferer.
At Asa SHOWS farm on the old Center
road Thursday evening there was an en-
iOysble husking party, followed by dane
ing. Music was furnished by Wallace
Burridge.
Miss Maud Cleveland is the new MILL.
merry apprentice at Mrs. s. s. Clark's. Miss
Emma Bailey is learning the art with
Miss Bell and Miss Luella Powers with
Mrs. Draper.
Oct. 18th is the date OF the autumn
dance TO be given here under the auspices
OF the Volunteer Hose company, who have
engaged Phillips orchestra, five pieces, TO
furnish music.
Saturday a woman from Brooktield sur
reptitiously appropriated pair OF shoes
and a few minor articles in H. {. Aliens
store, but the .shopllfting. was detected
and she left empty handed.
Miss Sue Sanford, accompanied by her
little niece, Winsome Abbott, who spent
a -.
Mass, Tuesday to spend some time at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. John Abbott.
The animal meeting OF the Randolph
Book club will be held With Mrs. W. b.
Wall next Saturday at p. m. full at
tendance is desired for the election of
officers and transaction OF business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler and daughter,
Miss Frances, OF New York city spent
Sunday at Luke Psrishis. Miss Frances
returns TO the city Saturday where she
has position as cashier at q new hotel.
F. /. Church, formerly OF the Red Lion
Inn, suffered loss by fire in Barre last week.
II started from the explosion OF gasolene
torch for heating coffee in the Red Star
lunch rooms OF which Church was a
Joint proprietor.
There was a hearing before Judge Mich
oils Saturday In the case OF Roswell Sey-
mour, son OF Moses Seymour, who was
adjudged insane and a pauper. he was
iaken to the asvlum at Waterbury Satur-
day by Officer s. c. Clark.
A theatre party goes to Barre tonight to
see Marion Manola in "Friend Fritz"
The company will include Mr.. and Mrs.
F. +. Dubois, DIR. and Mrs. T.. o. Blanch-
ard. Miss Maud Blanchard, Mrs. Gerry
Russ and Miss Eugene Bancroft.
Next Tuesday evening, for the benefit
lf the Epworth League, Walkers mag
nitcent dissolving views will be shown in
he Methodist church. The Walkers will
be assisted by reader and soloist and
delightful entertainment is promised.
Mrs. FREQ Grain went to Northampton,
Mass, Friday where she has position as
nurse in an asylum. The same day Mr..
Crane left for Forthsm, n. Y. where he
has employment. Miss Jennie Woehler
succeeds Mrs. Crane as bookkeeper in the
Ierd market.
Fay K. Wells and wife are expected to
lrrive today from California. A telegram
rom Toronto was received yesterday by
lis father, J. B. Wells. Fay is still quite
disabled as the result OF an accident In a
nine. He will be warmly welcomed by
many friends.
Mrs. +. A. Kezer OF Rochester, who had
vent to visit her daughter Alice, at the
Vermont Methodist seminary at Mont
lelier yesterday. She will attend
he state meeting OF W. {. I. U. at
Burlington today.
In the cases OF A. j. and w. S. Curtis V.
he United Merchants Protective and
Collection agency of Burlington for
preach OF contract, judgment by default
vas rendered plaintiffs for over $50 each
They are secured by trustee to the extent
II about $40 each.
Yesterday Hon. James Hutchinson's
brother, Henry Hutchinson, and wife OF
Wis, arrived to spend some
lime with him. They were accompanied
rom New York by the little son of Wal
er Lindsey OF that city, whose father, a
,ousin OF Mr.. Hutchinson, was here for a
hort stay.
E. E. VanOrman and niece, Miss Edna
Brown Of Amherst, Mass, were in town
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. VanOrman
underwent a successful operation in the
NJ Massachusetts, General hospital and is
raining steadily at the home OF her sister
10 Amherst. They expect to come back
here within a month.