Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-06
Randolph.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knann have haa,
visiting in town. AA'e Deei
Miss Stella Flint has returned trom
visit in Granville.
A. A. Atwood OF Plymouth. \. n {.
here for the week. =
down over Sunday.
Willis sparhawk OF putney was in town
the nrst OF the week.
Miss Mary Howard returned to snrinp.
neld, Mass, Monday.
Miss Belle Butler of New YORK has been
visiting friends In town.
Guy Spear has gone to teach the fall
term OF school In Groton.
Mrs. Edna Banister OF Tunbridge il
visiting at n. c. Greene's.
Ira Williams and wife returned from
Chicago Monday morning
Miss Lena Wallace OF Waterbury was at
ii. 1. Holmsnis over Sunday.
Alfred Gibbs OF w. r. Junction visited
az Fred Ierry's over Sunday.
Mrs. Lorraine Alexander OF East Hart.
lord, Conn, is at Alex Tatro's.
Mrs. j. R. Ford OF Middlebury has been
- ~ W. MI PtbAtt
Frank Nyman was down from North.
held from Friday until Tuesday.
j. d. Denison went Monday to Wood
bury to make political address.
Miss Aida Newcity went Friday to
Visit her brother In Bristol, Conn.
Z. 0. Hibbard and wife OF Springfield,
visited here Sunday and Monday.
N. W. McCollom and family returned
Monday from Mascoma Lake, n. H.
VIM. Eugene Kimball and Miss Edith
GLIB returned to New York Tuesday.
Miss Lila CURLY returned to Lebanon
Monday after visiting her parents here.
Miss Ellen Clifford OF Rochester visited
at ]. 81. Atwood's the first OF the week.
W. Z. Terrill OF Montpelier was with
bis family al LIB. Johnson's over Sunday.
Ralph Booth Of Morrisville has been a
recent visitor at his brothers, L. z Booths.
Mrs. T. A. Howard went to Attleboro,
Mass, Monday to see her mother who is
Ill.
F. A. Dunn, wife and son are in Greens.
boro Tor ten days vacation, going by
team.
Mrs. Mary Blanchard, who has been
visiting at VIM. Bass, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Abigail Robinson OF Sharon visit
ed her niece, Mrs. B. F. Chadwick, last
week.
Miss Emily Miller begins the fall term
10 the grammar school at Gouldsville next
Monday.
Parker Smith came from W. K. juno
ton Monday 10 visit his mother, Mrs. A.
A. Smith.
Blanchard shipped 30 calves 4 to f1.2c. J,
and 81 sheep, 3 to fc.l, and Rowell 3 cat
tie Monday.
Miss May Boynton OF Chelmsford,
Mass, is spending some time with Mrs.
Lizzie Smith.
Mrs. j. W. Brown went Tuesday to
Sherbrook, p. a., TO visit her old home
for two weeks.
Harold Baldwin, who has been visiting
At Selva Holman's, returned to Greenfield,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Mansfield OF
Mass. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller.
Gen. Horace j. Morse and John s.James
81 New York city were guests at Monta-
rue Place over Sunday.
Miss Abbie Palmer OF North Thetford,
xho has been visiting Miss Emily Miller,
home Monday.
Mrs, Felt, a hoarder at II. W. Tewks-
,uryis, was called to Boston Monday by
he death OF her brother.
Mrs. Kenney and two children, who
nave been visiting at Ira Williams, went
% Lebanon, y. H., Monday.
Mrs. ]. l.. Treat, who had been guest
It c. F. Moulton's, returned to her home
q New Haven, Conn.,, Friday.
d. &. Washburn and wife, with Q. 4.
,herwiu and wife OF Felchville have been
lisitirg at Fred Amsden's lately.
Lucius Fowler and wife returned to
inderhilI Friday after spending few
laws with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. Hussey of Spencer, Mass
md Alvin Hanks and daughter OF Koch
ster visited Mrs. Genie Ellison last week.
Miss NAV |. Bradish returned to her
ZONE in Medford, Mass, Saturday after
pending some time with friends in town.
Miss Margaret Sexton, who has been
pending the summer at II. w. IeWks-
'ury's. returned to New York last week.
Charles Blodgett received fork tine IN
ne hand last week, which olont
improve the working capacity OF the
member any.
The check list as finally made up con-
aimed 1901 names, of which 4s3 were 10
his village and 5i7 outside. In 70 there
we're 954 names.
Charles n. Nichols and family OF New
orr came saturday. Mr.. Nichols re-
prned Tuesday, but Mrs. Nichols will re-
nain several weeks.
Alien n. Flint has finished work on No.
school house IN Braintree and Is now en-
aged in finishing up the barn az the
'hristian parsonage.
Mrs ". W. Rogers went to Nilliams-
49,, last week. being called there By the
Iness Of her son, Allen, who has been
here for some time.
prof. Samuel Hanaway, wife ana Two
~ n New York, who have been spend
10 The summer at Henry w. IewKsourys
stunned 10 their home Friday.