Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12

| DIR. Stewart and family and Mrs. NJ. S.
Allen and son of West Someryille, Mass,
spent day at Silver lake in Barnard re-
Gently.
| Miss Mary s. Dubois went to Burling-
ton Friday and this week began her duties
as preceptress in the Edmunds High
school.
Miss Florence Grow OF somerville,
Mass. who had been a guest for some time
Of Miss Mary Wedgwood, left for home
Friday.
Miss Maurine and Harrison Thayer ar
rived Saturday from Highgate Springs and
are staying with Mrs. A. A. Smith for
awhile.
/ F. NJ. Flanders and Mrs. Bertha Rey-
nolds returned to Dewey's Mills Monday
/ after visit with their mother, Mrs. 5. s..
Flanders.
/ Misses Jessie and Carrie Simpson of
T Lawrence, Mass, left for home Saturday
/ after months stay with their aunt, Mrs.
o. B. Copeland.
/ Mrs. Edgar Williams and son. Ray, who
/ had been at Mrs. Ellen Young's for some
time, returned yesterday to their home in
! Hartford, Conn.
There will be services at the Catholic
church next Sunday morning at 11;30
o'clock, Rev. Z. {. Droughin OF Wood
( stock officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll S. Stone of Lunen-
/ burg, Mass, arrived Friday to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Stones parents, w. B..
/ Hebard and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman y. Howe arrived
/ Monday from Northampton, Mass. They
have been spending some time with friends
in Massachusetts.
DR.. and Mrs. Morgan and children, who
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five weeks. left here Saturday for their
home in New York.
George II. Adams and wife have return
ed from Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., and he
is now stage driver between Brookfield
and Randolph Center.
Victor Williams went back TO his work
in New Haven, Conn.,. Friday after
little more than two weeks spent with his
father, /. ID. Williams.
Miss Myrle Dode. who had been with
her aunt Miss Nellie Ford. about two
weeks. returned Friday to her home in
West Brookfield, Mass.
J.H. Galpin and NJ. c. Rowell shipped
carload OF Is cows Monday. Rowell and
Blanchard also sent Is hogs 70 market, for
which they paid to btc.
Al. Bell visited in Fairfax last week,
returning Thursday with his nephews,
Arthur and Ernest Austin, who spent
month with their father.
Miss VERNE Chamberlin returned 10 her
school in saxonville, Mass, saturday, ae-
companied by her mother, who plans to
spend the winter with her.
Harry Mcintyre arrived from Burling-
ton saturday for few weeks vacation be-
fore returning to college at Brooklyn
where he will study surgery.
Miss Ada Burroughs went to South
Royalton Saturday to spend week or
more there and in Bethel. Her aunt, Mrs.
Abbie Bingham, Joined her later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle took car
riage trip to Greensboro Monday where
they are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Wheeler Of w. r. Junction.
Edmund Gee, a nephew OF Mrs. Sarah
Rogers. with his wife and baby, came
from Montpelier last week 10 visit her.
Mrs. Gee and baby remained until friday
Miss Marcia Amsden OF North Leomin-
ster. Mass. who spent three weeks here
with her sister and her mother, Mrs. NJ.
II. Amsden, returned to her home Friday.
ID. and Mrs. Horace Mann of Maranette,
q who had been for two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Lamson, left Friday Tor
Boston where they will visit ON their way
home.
Mrs. F. B. sanborn left for her home in
Fairfax Monday after visiting her grand
children. Fred and Ruth sanborn, VINO
live al w il owdale with Mr.. and Mrs. Is,
NJ. Huse.
Mrs. +. c. Davis OF Rockland, Me, join
"a her husband Thursday at F.B. Thomas
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and children
went with their guests to Lake Mitchell IN
sharon for a brief outing.
Mrs. Z. f. Brooks returned from Bur
liugton Friday where she was called oy
fhe death of her mother, Mrs. Robert I.
Ross whose funeral occurred Tuesday. In
terment was in Vergennes.
James Hutchinson and brother. Lyman,
arrived Friday after a three weeks ao-
sence during which they took in the ram
American exposition and visited IN Ran
dolph, Wis, and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. King and daug liter,
Hattie. went to Claremont, \. H.. Satur-
dav Miss Hattie will remain there for
ne present. Mrs. King intended TO spend
several DAYS in Newport before her re-
turn.
George RYDER is enjoying short vaca-
tom from the HERALD office. He went 70
Roston Friday to spend a few days with
lister Mrs. w. j. Myrick, and will visit
in ALBANY and Saratoga, y. Y, before MS
return.
Leon Webster, who had been eanvassing
In Barre came Monday to call on friends
here Tuesday, accompanied by Guy
Woodward. he returned to Dartmouth
college where both enter upon the sopho-
more year.
An members Of Randolph lodge, No. u,
are requested to be present at the meeting
Monday evening, sept. loth' as very IN
nortanf business is 10 come before the /
lodge' The matter of location Of the hall ]
for the next ten years.
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