Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-26

iNdlU lOF some Time Win ucT QduSnbCAf
Mrs. Charles Leonard.
Leo Smith went to Burlington Monday
to resume his studies at the y. V. NJ. VIII
lard Holman and Arthur S. Bean were al
ready there. Leon Sault went up Monday
to enter the freshman year.
Mrs Ellen Tenney and son, Wells, and
Miss Abbie Wells Of Exeter, n. H., and
Mrs. Daniel Bliss and son Of Bethel spent |
Friday with Miss Ada Burroughs, who
has returned from her summer vacation.
Mrs. Thomas Stathers arrived Saturday |
from Fitchburg, Mass. Her husband has |
been with the Buck Printing company for
some months. They are keeping house in |
Mrs, Emily Sault's house on Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shumway, who
formerly owned a farm near Northheld, |
but who lately returned from La Gloria,
Cuba, where they lived some time, are
spending three weeks at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Eunice Russell of Royalton, who
has been at w. P. Flint's for some time
under the care of DIR. c. j. Rumrlll, was
taken Saturday to the Mary hitehcock
hospital at Hanover, n. H., for treatment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Dean, who had
| been guests for three weeks of his brother,
/ A. Z. Dean, left Saturday for their home
/ in Boston. Mr.. Dean also spent some
time at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs
| Seven tickets for the New York excur-
sion were sold at the station Monday.
Among those who went were Hon. James
/ Hutchinson, A. G. Holman, j. w. Ryan,
4 Carlos Pratt, ]. @. Mann and Herbert
| Salisbury.
] Herbert Rumrill OF Denver, Col, a
brother OF DR.. G. j. Rumrill, came East
this week with the body of his wife, VINO
died last Saturday afternoon OF hem
orrhage OF the lungs. She left BABY
only six weeks old.
Mrs. Henry Allen and daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Remington, of Bellows Fails came
Saturday for two weeks stay Win ,i MI
and Mrs Geo. A. Pinney. b. A. Aleu-
who had been their guest for week, re-
turned home Saturday.
Pearl Church returned TO Albany, \. Y,
SATURDAY after weeks visit with his par
lents, H. II. Church and wife. he has an
u excellent position as typewriter LOT u
4 LARGE commercial house there, secured Tor
him blythe Albany Business college
Miss Lottie Pearsons Of Piola, Fla, who
had been with f. 4. Salisbury's family Tor
some time. went to Boston saturday 10
take course OF study at the Massachu-
sets Homeopathic hospital where she
win fit herself to become trained nurse
Mrs e. L. Bass and Mrs oodenough, her
mother, from Brattleboro, arrived FRIDAY
after a several weeks stay at the Pan Am
erican exposition. Mr.. Bass has been IN
+ charge of the booth of the Maple sugar
/ Makers association, but came home Satur-
. day.
A meeting Of the w. c. T. L. in memory
{ ~ The birthday OF Frances + Willard will
I ~ held with Mrs. s. S. Clark Friday al
: O'clock. Papers, extracts and quotations
IN the life and work Of Miss Willard VIII
2 be read by the members and tea VIII be
J served.
Mrs. Ella smalley Of Barre arrived Satur-
dav to sDend a few DAYS with her mother
S Mrs. Ellen Young. She was on her way
1 from Hartford. Conn, where she nad been
r visiting her sister, Mrs. II. r. lliiAins
Her son, Roy, who works IN harlloru' az
r companied her here for vacation.
a Henry L. Johnson OF the New VOTE pr
several DAYS Of Col. r. J. Kimball ,retnrne.
Il 10 New York Monday. Mrs. Charles Pratt
! and daughter, Helen, who had also Deei
% entertained at Montague Place, lett 10
their home in Brooklyn the same DAY
A. Partridge OF Philadelphia an'
II Narl. Parish OF san Francisco, in compan,
! with ]. W. Fargo and Luke Parish
Randolph. visited the state nsh halcheI.
:. al Roxbury Friday. All agree that every
I thing pertaining 10 its mana ihsh' p S,Ss
!, is present commissioner, T. a D"'i'
= could not be improved.
Mrs William Jones and baby OF Nantas
sr ~ Peach. Mass, and Mrs. i. A. flint 9
:, Falmouth. Me-, who had been guests 10
ie Two weeks OF their sister, Mrs. Z. ;. BEN
Id Tor home Monday. Rev. /. A. rim
+ 80 friend Rev, Mr.. Miller OF Cumpe
10 lend Center. Ne, who took carriage tri
IS here. left for home last week.
A. Atwood showed at this office tn
70 week Bible l26 years old, "belng an eA
I'd nlanation and vindicatian OF the prlns.
l., ples and doctrins OF the people ea ~
Quakers." AT the close, IN ,. .hS I'd chi.
+. Concordance, is given a ''tabie on Nh M
rsd tsinos . The book is owned by MT
in laura Atwood Bsscom of Shoreham.
,rhe entertainment at the Congl churc
4 tridav evening under the management
~ ~ sdies' Ways and Means society OF u
: h,,reh ,ras very successful, the mel r
ceints being s21.91. The program was
en{nvable one. consisting OF solos, hlu
~ trsted songs. readings and other pieasu
y ,satnres. All the homemade CANDIES
hand were sold.
A. F. p. Buxton, salesman tor Drew Ia.
n sUafsrbnrv. who make a specially
&c o..e,inty family monuments of Barre al
~ oii finds az New England granite,
~ Iare Friday with a car load OF nhlsh
,,onnmenfs which are now III pia'
rer Among the number were monument
,ge nr NJ L. Scott in South View eein n,t,,
a one Of special design to Gilman . Mou
ost ION in the cemetery on the Monllon ~
and one to the late Luke Tarbeii oil brai
me tree. -,
m The Rovalton association OF Congreg
A .;anal ministers met at the White ena ,
is Wnnday with Rev. g. e. Ladd' IN
nrCssrf we're Rev. r. II. Abercroiinoles
ave brool-field. Rev. Frank Hazen oil fi'S ~"
md and Gavsyille. Rev. w. +. Mann oil s 'sl
nrd Povslton. Rev. +. II. Alden Of lunoriol
The Rey i w. Coffin Of East Braintree d d
P Is Wilmond Warner Of Bethel l
ser,,,on was by Rev. w. E. Mann ana
Wy 5oiiowed By discussion.
ION cards have been received here amour ,l
md mo ne marriage Thursday. OF last week
MS Anna Greene Nichols, daughter
in5ye William II. Nichols OF thls piaoei
re nsv7d ROYAL Bosworth OF BRISTOL
ar = c@remonv took place at the nome ol
Il br;6e's aunt in White Cloud, KAN, "n
H. Ne had been visiting Tor ABOUT