Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-13

The minstrel entertainment cleared
about $50.
The annual % New YORK excursion De-
I gins Sept. 24th.
Eb. Carlisle is seriously III with recur-
renee OF his trouble.
daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Delaney.
Miss Bessie Jones OF New York is
guest at Montague Place.
Only Al tickets were sold for the state
fair yesterday and today
Miss Winnifred Chadwick is out OF the
postofice because OF Illness.
Mrs. Elliott Conyers Of Boston arrives
today to visit Mrs. l.. 5. Fairbanks.
Edward Nixon went to Windsor Mon
day to spend two weeks vacation.
Capt. J.E Eldredge went to Providence,
r. l., this morning, where Mrs. Eldredge
is.
o. II. Rumril leaves tonight for De-
troit, Mich, after spending some time
here.
Geo. w. Smith and Mrs. Ellen Bryant
spent day at AFRO Boyce's in Roxbury
recently.
win Ross OF New York city and Mrs.
Jennie Simonds OF st. Adams are guests
OF f. Z, Brooks.
George E. Mann OF Quechee, who had
been a guest OF his parents, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. J. d. Denison and Miss Eunice
went to Lebanon, n. H., yesterday 10
spend few days.
Mrs. Jennie Johnston Of Somerville,
Mass, a niece Of Mrs. VIII Curtis, is Wis
iting friends mere.
George NJ. Earle, trainman, and Miss
I Nellie Waters were married saturday by
/ Rev. w. H. Chidley.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler, who had
/ been guests at Mari-Castle, returned to
\ New York Monday.
4 Mrs. Florence Shenks OF Hartford,
Conn, came yesterday TO visit W. j.
Blodgett and family.
Mrs. Susan Way of Barre and Mrs.
/ Homer Van Deuson Of Roxbury are visit
/ ing Mrs. John Marsh.
Mrs. Henry Pope went to Moretown
Tuesday 10 spend a week with her par
ents, Al Clark and wife.
There will be a dance at Grange hall
/ Friday evening for the benefit Of the mil
I itary company. All come.
Rev. A. L. Cooper, conference evange-
| list, is away for a month conducting
services In northern Vermont.
Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Hattie Chase are
stopping in Bethel for time. They soon
go to Detroit, Michigan, to reside.
[ Miss Annie Wellington OF Medford,
Mass, who had been spending a week at
I w. w. Jones left for home Tuesday.
School began Monday with a large at
tendance, especially in the High school,
where there are many tuition scholars.
The goods OF Mrs. Reed, moth law
OF John kimbell, IL the last marriage
holds, are being moved to Greenville, \. Il.
John Bullard and wife OF Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived on the / :35 p. m. tram yesterday
TO spend a month among relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. e. Evans returned Saturday
from Boston, where she hao been taking
advanced lessons in banjo, mandolin and
guitar playing.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre and Mrs. w. w.
Morton went TO Springfield yesterday to
attend the Kings Daughters convention
in session there.
Mrs. Anna Trott, sister OF r. E. Park
er, and his niece. Miss Lillian Parker. OF
Waterbury, Conn.,, are at his home for
two weeks visit.
There was a small dancing party a. Du-
Bots q Gays hall Monday evening, Miss
Bessie Woodward and Wallace Burridge
furnishing music.
P. j. Blanchard and Pearl Lamson are at
White River Junction this week assisting
D. f. Cooling, who is in charge OF Floral
Hall at the state fair.
Dea and Mrs r. Holbrook and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Rising are attending tie
meeting of the Baptist Vermont Central
association at Groton.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson OF New York re-
turned to Valley farm Yesterday, accom-
cd hw- bar Mrs -
will remain a few weeks.
W. j. Blodgett was in Burlington a day
recently on business connected with the /
sale of his farm in East Brookfield to w. |
II. Smith OF South Burlington.
0rson Woodcock vent to PainfeId /
yesterday to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Nathaniel Austin, who will be remem- /
bered as an occasional visitor here.
WI Edison was married at Lebanon.
y. f., yesterday TO Miss Annie Johnston, 1
formerly trimmer in Mrs. 5. 5. Clark's 4
millinery store. Congratulations, Will.
Walter Woodward went to Dartmouth /
college Monday to spend few days with /
his brother, Guy, instead 81 returning to 4
Harvard Medical college, as reported else +
where.
Salisbury Bros. have in process Of print i
ing by the Buck Co. catalogue, descrip- /
tive OF the furniture they manufacture. +
Il will be illustrated. Il is their first cat
slogue.
Harry Phillips returned from the Al 4
bany Business college yesterday. having
completed his course. This college was
awarded first medal for work exhibited al
the Paris exposition.
Ernest Lewis, son OF ID. F. Lewis Of this
place, has lately been admitted "a the Mas
sachusetts bar. he completed a three
years course in the Boston law school IN
about year and q half, paying his own
way with the salary be received as head
usher in the Boston Museum.