Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-30
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Ernest Sargent of Bethel spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. Lora Michaels left Monday for
Cambridge, Mass.
Charles Hodges went to st. Johnsbury
on business Monday.
Ed Whitney returned Saturday to his
home in Claremont, n. II.
w. S. 5. Buck left Monday on a business
trip in southern Vermont.
Eugene Wardner and Delbert Hart are
painting at East Granville.
Mrs. Mae Robbins Of Montpelier was in
town several days last week.
j. NJ. Thompson spent Sunday at A. j.
Fosters, where his wife is i'll.
A. c. Holman Of st. Albans came
Saturday to visit friends here.
NJ. A. Tewksbury has completed quite
extensive repairs on his house.
Most OF the stores close today at noon,
in observance of Memorial day.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Mcbride June 5, at 2.30 p. m.
Arthur Langdon has finished work at
Barre and returned to the stock farm.
Miss Elsie Powers arrived home Friday
after a several weeks stay in Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. F. K Graves of South
Royalton were visitors here Saturday.
Regular communication Of Phoenix
Lodge, No. rs, Tuesday evening" June 4.
Miss Annie Fits left for Williamstown
Monday to spend week with her sister.
B. d. Chadwick went to Concord yester-
day on business for the Adriance company.
w. b. Avery, wife and two children re-
turned to Campton Village, n. H., Fri
day.
NJ. A. Owen OF Lebanon, n. H., came
Monday to spend few days with friends
here.
w. II. Herrick and Miss Mildred Hoyt
Of Montpelier spent Sunday at George
Hoyt's.
Lucius Fowler OF Underhill, who had
been visiting his parents, returned home
Monday.
Miss A. c. Hatch left Friday for a sew
eral weeks visit in Bellows Falls and
Keene, n. II.
Jehie Williams has returned from
Waterbury where he had been at work in
the asylum.
Guy Holman has finished his studies for
the present at the Evans Business college
in Burlington.
Henry Thomson OF Burlington came
last Friday TO spend the day with his sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie Bass.
Ernest Kittredge OF Bethel, representing
Bailey's music rooms Of Burlington, was
here several days lately.
Mrs. Jane G. Hunt OF Brookfeld, sis
ter OF Alonzo W. Emery, was here Friday
on her way to Derry, n. II.
r. w. Tewksbury left Monday for Buff
falo. The night before Homer W. Vail re-
turned from the exposition.
Miss Lewis, the Ko-Nut demonstration,
who spent last week at the Allen grocery, |
left Monday for Springfield.
II. r. Thatcher and wife accompanied |
Mrs. Julia Rindge from Gouldsville, and |
are visiting here for fortnight.
Photographer Booth has in an oak frame |
in W. r. lamson's window a creditable |
display OF some Of his latest work.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis left Monday for
two weeks vacation with friends in New
port, Lyndon, Barton Landing and vicin-
ity.
Mrs. w. b. Wall went to Barre Friday |
to attend the closing concert OF the musi-
cal convention. Miss Lueie accompanied
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Chamberlin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Chamberlin of Bar
nard spent Sunday with j. NJ. Atwood
and wife.
Charles Ingalls, has returned from the
Burlington hospital, and is recovering
from his operation, being able to be about
the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Towne, who had
been guests for several days Of Mrs.
Towne's uncle, T.. A. Shattuck, returned
home Monday.
Miss Nellie Dickerman, who had been
in Rochester for nearly seven weeks as
trimmer, completed her millinery season
there saturday.
William Tracy has moved into the
Holman house and begun housekeeping.
Mr.. Holman is moving to the Gay place,
W hich he is repairing somewhat
Mrs. Harley w. Holden and baby went
10 Rutland Friday to spend a few DAYS be-
fore going to Poultney where DIR. Holden
lately purchased a dental practice
Messrs. Blanchard, Bass and Dubois
have begun work on their fish pond. A
dam Is feet high is being built, which VIII
give pond of nearly two acres surface
Mrs. Mary Mudgett, who has been at
he home OF her daughter, Mrs. {. A.
Webster, the past month, was taken seri-
Dusly III Friday night. She IS attended
by DIR. Clifford.
The marriage OF Ned A. Alexander OF
Montpelier, son-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs.
d. II. lille Of this place, to Mrs. Lila Abb
oott Rogers Of that city, is announced to
occur early in June.
Mrs. Jeanette p. HARDWOOD returned to .
ler home in Cambridge, Mass, Saturday, /
by her little nephew, whose
mother. Mrs. Lora Michaels, remained for
longer stay with friends here.
Burton Thresher is at home for ten {
laws vacation. As Pullman car conduc- !
or his run has been from Boston to the I
" hite mountains but his route this sea ]
,on will be from Boston to Buffalo.
The stock shipment Monday by g. w.
slagg and Kicker, Blanchard and Rowell
included about 100 calves a TO 5c.), 100
,ogs (5lc0. 80 lambs (4ic.) and a number
# cattle. 1t was a busy market day.
Invitations have been received here for 7
he marriage of Miss Mary Flint, niece OF !
Yrs. Almon Morse, to Russell Howard !
Whiting Of Boston, which will occur at