Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-22

uage Win M lfdcS parents, MI oHN
Mrs. L. g. Tracy.
Miss Fanny NJ. Crandall Of Burlington
has been engaged as teacher in music for
the Graded school the coming year. she
was in town Friday.
Frank Hastings and Guy Lamson
arrived home last week from Cuba. They
expect to return later, but viii remain
here for the present.
L. p. Booth went 70 Roxbury one day
lately to take two family groups. One
was the five brothers of the Ellis family,
all over so years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard, Miss
Harriet Angel and Miss Harriet Clark OF
Moretown leave tonight for the Pan
American exposition.
Capt. j. E. Eldredge was called to War
rem Friday by the serious illness OF his
father, Z. A. Eldredge, who is much inn
proved now, however.
Mrs. Alice Thayer and daughter, Minnie,
who had been guests of Prof. and Mrs.
Trask for two weeks, returned to their
home in Dover, N. H., Saturday.
Misses Meta Case of Holyoke and Mil
dred Burnham of Wilmansett, Mass, who
had been guests at A. A. Priests for sew
eral weeks, returned home Tuesday.
A. A. Priest went to Boston Friday,
returning Monday. He was accompanied
as far as Concord by his little daughter,
Mary, who spent Sunday with her aunt.
Miss Cora L. Pierce of Taunton, Mass,
came Monday to remain two weeks with
the Misses Bennett and Boynton, who are
spending the summer at Henry Howard s.
VIM. II. Dubois, administrator, has sold
the Upham house, corner of Fales and
Summer streets, to John X. Williams, who
will make some repairs before occupying
ii.
The stock shipment Monday included
u cattle, 20 calves "a to Al c. 20 hogs % TO
81 e. lambs (34 CO. NJ. Z. kowen
shipped a carload Of cows to Burlington
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Howard, Chas.
W. Howard. Jr.. and Miss Blanche Ange-
line Howard from Maiden, Mass, are
spending week with Arthur Burridge
and wife.
The bail Of Peter Rockwell was reduced
from $500 to 300 and furnished by Judge
Nichols last Thursday. Peter came home
to his family and intends to move 70 this
village soon.
A troop Of l.. s.cavalry from Fort Ethan
Allen viii camp here the night Of August
18th on their way 10 Windsor 10 partlcl-
pate in a fair. The camp viii be pitched
on the circus lot.
Miss Helen shattuck Of Ottawa came
last Thursday TO care for her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Griswold. Edgar Waters sent ~
Griswold a much appreciated present OF ~
beautiful trout last week.
DR.. J. p Clifford last week removed an
adenoid growth from the throat OF son
of Dorsey Eddy. The growth had
practically closed the nasal cavity, so that
the boy could not breathe through his nose.
Mrs. Denslow F. Upham and three
daughters and Master Paul, with Orion
GALWAY. who came from Cincinnati about
two weeks ago TO visit them at Mrs. Emily
Upham's, left for their home IN that city
Monday.
Miss Lillian Kenerson OF Barre, who has
been Miss Bells trimmer for the past sew
eral seasons, with two other ladies mas
leased rooms in Barre where they VIII
open millinery and dressmaking parlors
next month.
Next Wednesday the Central Vermont
Pomona Grange, to which the local
Grange belongs, will meet Win Nortn
Branch Grange at Worcester. The
program FOR the meeting has been
arranged by A. B. Manchester, lecturer.
Earl. son OF George Hubbard, recently
shot sid. Tuller's dog, either purposely or
by accident. Legal proceedings were
threatened, but finally the parties lett II
out 10 Charles Granger and J, Nj. Irask,
who decided that Hibbard should pay sid.
81 and the costs.
Rev. F. G.. Rainey is enjoying two
weeks vacation and there will be no
preaching service at the Methodist church
but Sunday school as usual, during ms
absence. He left Tuesday for Round
Lake, y. ". and will also spend some
time in Troy and Albany.
f. L. Kent has exchanged his farm,
stock and tools for the Terry place on Elm
street, receiving 5000 to boot. FREQ
Terry, who has been Col. Chambers man
for several years, viii move to the farm
and carry il ON. and Mr.. Kent VIII occupy
the place he has acquired after Sept. lst.
Eddie p. smith and Miss Mabel p.
Martin, both OF Rochester, were married
bv Rev. G. +. Ladd at the Congl parson-
age saturday afternoon. They VIII carry
on the farm of the brides parents IN
Rochester Hollow, which has been decided
to them, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin living with
them.
HI. Barbour died Saturday at the home
az his sister. Mrs. Squire Bowen. Mrs
II. A. Devoll of Boston was sent Tor ana
arrived the night before his death. The
funeral took place Tuesday at 10 a; m.
from the home Of Squire Bowen, Rev.
F. q. Rainey officiating. Deceased was
veteran and members OF the 9. A. K. Post
attended.
Died in Brockton, Mass, OF heart
failure, Mrs. Della Hollis (nee Deta
Conlev), aged 80 years, 10 months, Is days:
She leaves one child, Harold, an aged
mother. two sisters and many friends 70
mourn her loss. Her body was brought
10 south Royalton for burial. Funeral
services were held Sunday, Rev. }. y.
Beeman officiating.
Alonzo Emery and daughter. Josephine;
who are spending a few weeks az Old
Orchard. Maine, have been Joined by his
SON. Clarence. his sister, Ellen, and her
husband. T. j. LASER, with their daughter,
Ethel. and son, Emery, and his nephew,
and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose, all
~ Washington. ID. c. His sister, Mrs.
Hunt. from Brookfield is also with them.
His brother, G. 5. Emery, Of Washington
and Robert Putnam of Hanover are
eTpected to Join the party this week. II Is
estimated that nearly 10000 visitors are al
Old Orchard some days.
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