Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
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ii. NJ. Totman was in Bethel on business
Monday.
Herbert Salisbury was in Burlington on
business Friday.
George Tatro was in Burlington last
week on business.
V. c. Aver OF Barre was in town on
business Monday.
Fred McNally and bride of Northfield
spent Sunday here.
Luke Parish was in Barton Landing
Tuesday on business.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Kent.
j. d. Denison went to the capital last
Friday to spend the day.
Thomas Carr Of West Hartford spent
Sunday here with his wife
Miss Marcella Kendall visited in North
field Sunday and Monday.
F. s. Platt Of Poultney, state inspector
OF finance, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Connor OF Manchester is a
guest of her sister, Mrs j. G. Mann.
Miss Jennie Welch spent Sunday in
Barre with the family of w. F. Morse.
Arthur Wilson spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in East Montpelier.
Mrs. r. l.. Bass is spending three weeks
at the home of her mother in Brattleboro.
Miss Edith Marcott went to Barre Mon
day. to remain through the musical con-
vention.
f. p. Bartlett Of Somerville, Mass, join
ed his wife here Saturday for a months
vacation.
c. NJ. Writers Of St. Adams, attorney for
the c. V. Ry., was in town Monday on
business.
J. f. Cushman of Burlington was in
town Thursday on his way home from
Windsor
d. q. Raymond has finished work for
Salisbury Bros, and, with his wife, gone
TO Montpelier
Rev. F. B. Kellogg OF Mount Vernon,
n. Y, occupied the pulpit at the Cong
church Sunday.
/. b. Litchheld arrived Friday for a
short stay He is at present conducting a
hotel in Reading.
Mrs. Frank Thomas OF Burlington ar
rived Friday and is guest of her sister
Mrs. +. +. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Allen and two
children Of East Roxbury spent day here
lately with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Morse were made
I happy Monday by the arrival OF daugh'
ter, weighing 8 lbs.
Edward Goodhart, who had been spend
| ing a short vacation in town, went back e
| Bellows Falls Friday.
Miss lsabeth hanson arrived home las
week after spending the winter in Brook
/ lyn and Philadelphia.
/ FIJI. Dufur OF the Boston police force
who has been a guest Of NJ. J.Montgomerl
and family, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Pollard Of Below
I Falls spent Sunday here, guests OF MIS-
4 pollard's aunt, Mrs. ;. G. Webster.
4 Mrs. Clara Ayerill, daughter, Ina, and
son. Clifford, left Monday for North Ney
mouth, Mass, to spend the summer.
1 I w. Gabrielle leaves tomorrow for 81
Iohnshurv where he will attend a meet
/ ing OF the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
n w. Fits, Frank Cleveland and f.
Clafiin went 10 Windsor, Tuesday, belnl
I drawn as jurors in L. 5. court from Bran
Leon Webster went back TO Dartmouth
college Monday after a several days leaN
OF absence because OF trouble with nj
eyes.
Mrs. $. J. Seymour is in QuinapoXei
| Mass with her niece, Mrs VIM. Masof
a son was born May 18th TO Mr.. ana Mr.
Mason.
Mrs. VIM. Luther Of Gouldsville, VIII
had been a guest Of Mrs. ;. ;. Nhiteom
and Mrs. Lucina segar, returned nom
Friday. :,
Mass was celebrated at the Catholi
church Sunday and Monday mornlni.
The next service viii besunday,June loti
at 9 a. m.
Mrs. w. B. Avery and two children
Campton Village, y. H., formerly OF IN
place, arrived Friday to VISIT AT '"
Emerson's.
Last week Byron Manchester SOLO u
snan OF small black horses TO ). II. brow
IN Rrattieboro. TO whom they were shiI
ped saturday.
q Hart removed fleece from
vearling eve last week. The fleece welgi
sdsIbs, IA ozs. and the eve, ellppe
weighed only S5l lbs.
Arthur Mitchell came from Barre satu
aav evening to see his baby daug ne
Marion, who is being cared LOT oy hi
Emily Sault.
DIR. Z. +. Ladd Of Rumney, \. IL, vlslt'
his wife and child Sunday and Monaa
10 are stopping at Horace church
father OF Mrs. Ladd.
Afrs John Johnston OF Lebanon, y. y
o.cownanied by her daughter, Miss n
,a,,,a Friday 10 spend a few days with
dsnghter. Mrs. W. f. Edison.
I'M. Atwood, with II. IL. kohn OF a =,
bsnv. \. y. general superintendent OF u
pbenix Life Insurance company
snending the week in Norwich.
George Y. wemple has been here u
,xeeL. snperintending the transfer q
bousehold goods to the Moultoh RlA'
They were moved from the station Iu'
day. ~.
rrle duffy Jubilee entertainment 40
p dav evening was fairly wen atteheea
an audience. that, judging rom ~ w ~.
! erons demonstrations, enjoyed the SA'
= hugely.
W. A. Mcintosh arrived last Z tl '.s ~ ~
s s,,snaing two weeks in New jersey ",
Z llst;,cs He was accompanied bS
!, sss9er Miss Mary Mcintosh, VINO
spend some time here.
Lyndon Thomas, son OF III. . -,
= --bcmss. thinks he has the richest gar
:, ,l,ese narts. While at work there
, - he dug up s2.i5 in silver, Whieh
ssrnished but acceptable.