Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
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Receiver Markham spent Sunday in Pom
fret.
VIM. Skinner OF Royalton visited here
Saturday.
:. $. Ballard was here on business
Saturday.
Howard Drew returned from Boston
Saturday.
X. p. SIockwell of Bethel was here on
business Monday.
Clarence Webb was in White River
Junction Saturday.
l.. b. johnson was In South Royalton
on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Fish OF Stock bridge
| spent Sunday at A. b. Fish's.
III. II. Udsll OF STAFFORD spent Sunday
with his brother, l.. L. Udall.
Miss Winnifred Richmond spent Fri
day at White River Junction.
Miss Ada Green OF Brookfield Is a new
assistant at the Red Lion Inn.
Charles Hodges left Monday on a busi.
ness trip to Bradford and vicinity.
George Sargent OF Granville was guest
OF j. M. Brown the la st OF the week.
Miss Cecile Buck was III Monday, so
there was no school In her department.
George Whitmarsh OF Schenectady, N.
y, was visitor at K. Z. VanOrman's last
week.
Mrs. Laura j. Wait of johnson came
Friday to spend few days with Mrs. Z.
l.. Bass.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper came
from Barre Monday for several weeks
vacation.
w. B. Wall went to Boston on business
Monday. Mrs. Wall spent the day in
Mortified.
weeks In 81. Adams with Charles Flint
and family.
Miss Blanche Spauiding went to Mont
pelier Saturday to spend two weeks with
her parents.
Miss Liunie Jones came from Braintree
Monday to assist Mrs. III. IL. Mcintyre for
few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Page OF Brsintree is spend
ing week at the home OF her brother, l.
ID. Williams.
Cassius Peck OF Burlington came Satur-
day TO visit Clarence Webb and other
friends here.
Levi Munson OF Morrisville, who had
been guest OF Clarence WEBB, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. 3. @. Briggs, who had been here
for some time, returned TO her home Ia
Hartford Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Tewksbury was the guest OF
her brother law, John TeWksbury, the /
FIRST OF the week.
Mrs. Fred Crane went to Barnard /
Saturday to spend some time with the 4
family OF her uncle.
"Sapho in Black" win be brought out /
by the Montpelier Military band at the 1
capital next month.
Mrs. Charles f. Leayitt OF Boston is ex-
pected tomorrow to spend a week with |
Miss Ada Burroughs.
Robert r. Parker returned from Mont
pelier Saturday, having completed car
pentry contract there.
George Gour OF Lyndon has been spend
ing several days here lately, guest OF his
uncle, Fabien Dupuis.
A. T. Morse has purchased the oil busl-
ness and oil wagon of j. j. Trerise and has
taken charge OF the route.
A. X. Powers, who lately purchased j.
q. Mann's store, WAS called to Brattleboro
for several days.
Fred Bass, John Byrd and Homer
RaiDey are at home from Norwich uni
versity for three weeks vacation.
Mrs. l.. c. White and daughter, Emma,
to Windsor Friday after spend
ing several days at IL. II. Mclntyre's.
Miss Desier Moulton arrived yesterday
from New Milford, Conn.,, to spend three
weeks vacation from Ingleside school.
Chester Hood finished work Saturday In
A, j. Curtis meat market W. T.. Will
Iiams is assisting there for few days.
Mrs. j. f. Lamson and daughter, Isa-
beth, went from Springfield, Mass, last
week to visit in New York and Philadel-
phia.
Miss Sue Sanford, who had been visit
Ing ner sister, Mrs. John Abbott, in VIM |
chester, Mass, for some time, returned
Monday.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic
church Christmas day by Rev. Il. Z.
Droughin. The service will commence at
10 O'Clock.
Charles Townsend OF Rochester, who
came here regularly in the interests OF the /,
Drug company, has resigned
ais position. .
Quite a number from this place attend {
d the social given by the Braintree s
ladies' A Id society at Joseph Carpenters '
Friday evening. 7
F. w. SauIt OF the Vergennes Vernaonter T
pent Sunday here with bis parents. 2
'cter Sault is much more comfortable and {
bic to ride out.
Misses Bertha and Evelyn Manney :
cave tomorrow for Washington, ID. e., 5
where they will spend the two weeks !
chool vacation.
Mrs. ID. Hale Flint went to Waterbury /
tuesday TO spend Christmas. From there
he will go to Burlington to remain some C
ime with relatives. y
}. II. Galpin OF Waterbury, Conn.,, and I
4. c. Rowell shipped AZ head OF cattle and {
90 sheep Monday. MIR. Galpin VIII be I
ere again next week.
j. w. Brown OF the Red Lion Inn went s
D Newbury Saturday to visit his sister.
lis son, VIII, accompanied him and Is
lorking there for the present.
Miss Edith Abbott came from Burling-
on Saturday, where she is attending the
" N hecansa Of he serious Illness OF l