Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-09
Randolph.

,, ae9Ty sawyer OF Boston returned home
Tuesday. IA ~ mig nBa'e
railroad business. VI
Cortez Nutting and family returned Ia
Liitleton Monday. ~
Allen Flint was in northern verpont
and Canada last week.
Miss Grace Smith went to Windsor Sat-
urday to visit friends.
Mrs. Stimets Of New Haven. Conn. is
visiting her son, John.
Miss Blonde Seymour is in Bprljngton
and vicinity for a week.
Chester Hood has been soiourning ar
Queen City Park recently.
Mrs. Lyman Drake has recovered from
a long and serious illness.
Henry Walker Of Fitchburg. Mass. is
here FOR two weeks STAY.
Miss Emma Moses has returned from
81. Johnsbury and Barnet.
/ Lyman F. Farrar went to Burlington
Monday TO spend the day.
/ John Welch OF Elmira. n. Y. arrived
saturday for his annual visit.
Miss Stella Watson is taking a weeks
vacation from Thomas store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt C. Webb returned
to Mediord, Mass, Saturday.
Carroll b. Granger returned to his
work in Gouldsyille Monday.
II. E. Reynolds OF Barre spent Sunday
/ here with his brother, Charles.
Herbert Salisbury returned from Camp
/ caspian Greensboro, Monday.
/ Miss Minnie King returned from a visit
to relatives in Barre last week.
| The old boiler at the Brigham creamery
is being replaced by new one.
Misses Laura Dunbar and Ona Parker
returned TO st. Adams Saturday.
Carl Thresher left for New York city
| Monday after a months vacation.
George Parker has returned to town
| after an absence Of year or more.
Roy Huse and Erwin Whitcomb went
TO Barre Thursday on their wheels.
Mrs. A. j. Huse and her guest, Mrs.
Hill, visited in Waterbury Monday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
[ Mrs. Leonard Aug. is at four o'clock
Edwin Booth OF Morrisville has been a
guest OF his brother, Louis, this week.
Mrs. Mary ellison ana Stella Shepard Of
Bethel spent Thursday st John Manney's
Miss Helen West, who had been a guest
at ldleton, left for Lake George Friday.
salisbury's factory will shut down Sat
urday to allow the men q weeks vacation.
VIM. H. Latham left for his home in
Portland, Me, Saturday, to spend a
week.
Will Brown mas returned from Msssa-
chusetts and is again porter at the Red
Lion.
c. c. Reynolds went to STAFFORD Mon
day to work as carpenter for about six
weeks.
Max Thomas went to Georgia Saturday
to spend some time with the family OF his
uncle.
Mrs. viii Fairbanks and Mrs. Z. E.
Fish are spending few days in Wood
stock.
Z. L. Bass left Monday on a business
trip to Concord, y. r., Boston and other
places.
f. W. Baldwin is likely to be the Repub-
lican candidate for representative in st.
Adams.
Miss Mary Mcintyre OF the HERALD
compositor force is taking a two weeks
vacation.
E.s. Hodges, wife and daughter Of Bos-
ton came Monday to visit Charles Hodges
and wife.
W.s.s. Buck and family are away on
weeks carriage drive to Rutland and
other places.
Mrs. Charles View returned from the
Waterbury asylum Tuesday, accompanied
by Mr.. View.
Churchill McElroy, who had been stop
ping at Alex Tatro's, went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Cornie Gates Of Chicago was
guest Of Mrs. Evan f. Evans last week,
leaving Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Raymond and
daughter went to Highgate Saturday for
a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham and her niece, Miss
Ada Burroughs, left Tuesday for visit IN
Boston and Lynn.
H. p. Sanford has added a nice new
bath room to his residence, John Fisk
doing the plumbing.
Mrs, NJ. L. Scott and Mrs. c. W. Porter
have been on a visiting trip the past week
to Lebanon and Barton Landing.
Up. Daggett, father OF Mrs. Irwin Chase,
IA quite low at his daughters home. he
had a shock Sunday and another Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foster have returned
from two weeks trip to Montpelier and
Mortified. Mr.. Foster spent several days
in ST. Adams.
The discount on the town tax Is per
cent IL paid before Oct. LIST, instead OF 40
per cent, as last weeks HERALD erro-
neously stated II.
Mrs. J. w. Rowell is quite seriously i'll
at Weston. She was on a carriage trip
with Judge Rcwell and being taken Ill
there, was unable to proceed further.
Mrs. Chas. X. White and her sister, Mrs.
Chase, returned last Friday from Burling-
ton, They had been at DR.. Bingham's
nrIvate sanitarium for three weeks, where
Mrs. White had received treatment. Mrs:
White comes home greatly improved and
witha good prospect OF returning health
There will be a service in the old church
half way between here and Bethel on sun
dav. August 18th, at IL a. N. The Kew. L.
II, Wells will ofiiciste. 1t is the mother
church OF this section and people from
RANDOLPH Center and Randolph used TO
attend it regularly. II is now several
wears since a service was held in II and all
are cordially invited.
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