Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29

Gardner T. Wheeler. Whitcomb High
school, '01, has been promoted to be bag.
! gage master at Bellows Falls.
Miss Lizzie Dayton, who has been visit
ing DIR. 0. ID. Greene and family, went te
/ Leominster, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brooks accompanied
! Fred Nj. Clough and family as far as Rut-
land Wednesdayof last week.
Mrs. F. L. Martin went to Lake Dun
more the first of the week for a few days
outing with Rochester friends.
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Newell and daughter of Waterbury, Conn.,,
visited at A. H. Bowen's last week.
Warren Preston is building additions to
the dwelling and barn on the premises he
lately bought of Miss Emma Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Rice were at North
field with their daughter, Mrs. John
Foley, from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Mabel Preston goes to South
Barre next week to teach school, it being
her eighth consecutive term in that school.
Station Agent Joseph Boulais of Sharon,
of Bryan has-gone- home-sick-w ith-the-
earachen fame, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Z. S. Fogg entertained a party Of
young people Wednesday afternoon in
honor of the birthday of Miss Olive john
son.
Mrs. f. H. Fisher and daughter. Miss
Florence Fisher, returned TO Burlington
last week after an extended stay at Lake
Ansel.
Charles O. Hopkins, Jr., returned to
Somerville Mass, Saturday, after SPEND
ing two weeks with his parents on Royal
ton hill
Clinton J. Rogers, who has been work.
ing for II, X. Wing, has left his employ
and Is now working on the farm OF his
father in Royalton.
The church meeting and preparatory
lecture viii be held on Saturday afternoon
of this week in the vestry of the Cong'l
church instead of Friday.
Recent guests at George H. Wightis in
clude Alba Chamberlin and friends OF
Boston, Mrs. NJ. d. Rowell and Miss En-
ma Rowell of Tunbridge.
Rev. f. A. Read will resume his duties
as pastor OF the Universalist church next
Sunday. Mr.. Read and his family are ex-
pected back Saturday from their trip to
Prince Edward Island.
B. Z. Davis went to Methuen, Mass. |
Monday, where he has an engagement as
superintendent of the cattle department |
OF large stock farm. His family is to |
remain here for awhile.
The Hon. Hugh Henry of Chester and |
Rev. Wilmond Warner OF this town were
the speakers at the reunion of the Wind |
sor County Veterans association at Silver |
Lake, Barnard, yesterday.
Carlton Clapp died in Barre last week at /
the age of IS years. Mr.. Clapp formerly |
made his home for many years at the Nc |
Collough homestead on Royalton hill and |
was well known in this town.
The members OF the Cong1 society and
Sunday school will have a basket picnic
ba Tai H.. |
will leave the church at $50. Ii is hoped
that both old and young will attend.
The members of Rising Star grange will
hold their annual picnic at Silver Lake,
Barnard, on Saturday, Aug. 31st. II is to
be a basket picnic and all can come at
any time they please after daylight. All
are invited to join.
Mrs. William Meserve of Buffalo. y. V.
has been quite sick at Il. III. Cham berlinis |
but is now more comfortable. Her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Hattie Crosby, of Buffalo arrived
on the express Saturday to assist in the
care Of Mrs. Meserve.
Witherell and Doud's Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. played TO a rather small audience on
he Common Saturday evening. The man
lger is reported to have said that the
company would play three nights this
week and then disband.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold at this
,tation for the excursion to St. Adams
Bay Tuesday. The train was delayed in
he morning and kept losing time so that
IN the return the exeursionists did not
each Bethel until midnight
G. B. Hin returned from months stay
i Potter Place last week. Tuesday OF
his week he left for Granville, y. ". to
DIN the "Country Merchant" company
or tour Of 40 weeks, to reach down the
iulf coast and as far as New Orleans.
A concert will be given for ST. Johns
Episcopal church at Dubois & GAYS hall
text Thursday evening, sept. 5th, at s:l5.
Hiss Edith Bruce Jones, monologue and
hRracter reader, Bradford; Mr.. Carl Wig
ler0n, first tenor, st. Thomas church. ,
Few York. Miss Anna Treat. soprano.
Sew Haven; Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhawk.
oprano; DR.. Walter NJ. Kelly. tenor; Miss ,
.arolyn Lamson, soprano; Miss Eunice
)enison, violin; Miss Mary Lamson, ac-
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