Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-18
Randolph.

Miss Emma Row en- Of Tunbridoa was
here on business Monday.
J. NJ. Atwood went TO Wilder Tuesday
70 remain during the week.
=. y. Laport has improved MS residence
| oy lhe addition Of bath room.
Ar. ana Mrs. Edison Emery OF Bethel
visited at Charles Briggs Saturday.
! Carl Thresher went back to Boston
MONDAY night after months vacation.
Denslow f. Upham returned TO Cincin-
natl MONDAY but his family are still here.
Mrs B. F. Chadwick went to Bethel Fri
day TO spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martelle arrived
from Buffalo Monday.
c. +. Wyman and F. E. Wyman went to
Northneld to work Monday.
A. +. Bassett left Monday for Berkeley.
Mass, after week rest here.
Lester Newton Of Medford. Mass, re-
turned 10 his work there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson drove TO
Northheld Friday to spend the day.
Q. c. Boyce, wife and child Of Bethel
were guests Of F. II. Ketcham Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Bean went to St. Adams
Tuesday to spend few days with her sis
ter
DR.. z. o. Blanchard has in his office
new fountain cuspidor, which is a great
addition.
Mrs. Maud Edison and little daughter of
Lowell, Mass, were recent guests at J. d.
| Laports.
Mrs. Susan Russell of Rutland arrived
saturday and is guest Of II. II. Goodwin
! and wife.
Miss Carrie +. Draper has returned from
j 20 hon k.a
/ summer school.
/ Prof. w. P. Abbott, manager Of the
I Rutland county summer school, advertises
its opening next Monday.
Hon. Crosby Miller OF Pomfret and DR..
II. B. Mcintyre have been spending few
day at Thompson's Point.
Sylvester Smith Of Holyoke Mass, ar
rived Monday at the home Of his uncle,
NJ. j. Smith, for an outing.
Julian Grow left Monday for Brooklyn,
n. Y, 20 remain until about September
with his brother ana sister.
Homer Noble returned to Boston Tues
day, John Stimets being able to resume
" ork at the Brigham creamery.
Hon. II. c. Gleason of Burlington, divis-
ion deputy in the internal revenue service,
was in town on business Friday,
Miss Lydia Marcott Of Woodstock has
been spending some time here at the home
Of Mrs. Otis Dumas, her sister.
Mrs. Ellen English went to Gouldsville
Saturday where she is a guest of her
nephew, Carroll II. Granger, and family.
Misses Blanche and Lillian Adams of
Barnard were guests Friday Of Mrs. Anna
Adams, whose health is much improved.
Parker an Harold Daggett of Neponset,
Mass, who had been guests at |. ;. Chase's
for about two weeks, returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. V. /. Spear, Mrs. John Manney and
Mrs. +. ii. Joslyn leave today for Massena
Springs, n. y, where they will spend two
weeks.
The Brigham company paid 21.9c. per
pound for June butter, less Sc. for max
ing The Co operative paid &c. for but
ter fat.
Mrs. Junius Barttro arrived home Mon
day after three months stay with friends
in Claremont, n. H., Springfield and
Windsor.
Mrs. NJ. II. Rice Of Montpelier came
Friday for a two weeks visit at the home
of F. \. Jerd and with her mother N East
Braintree.
+. E. Brown, district attorney of Wau-
paca. Wis, and wife came Saturday 10 /
visit at the home Of Mr.. Browns uncle. /
Luke Parish.
Mrs. Ward and two children, who had 4
been guests Of Rev. A. l.. Cooper and 4
left Monday for visit in Cabot
and Hardwick.
Mrs. Frank W. Parsons is expected 10
arrive today from New York city for a
stay OF a month or more Mr.. Parsons
will come later.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Morton
left for a pleasure trip to Montreal ana
will probably visit Quebec and other
places OF interest.
f. II. Chandler. Phi. D., and Miss A dele
Walton, who had been guests Of Col. and
Mrs. Chandler at Mari-Castle, returned 10
Brooklyn Monday.
Robert j. Putnam Of Hanover, n, H.,
spent Sunday here with his father. He IS
now ENJOYING two weeks outing in camp
at Grantham, ~ II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedge and da ugh
ters arrived from Rockland, Mass, satur-
5av to spend a month or more at Hillside
Farm with d. II. Morse and family.
]. B. Putnam left Monday for Houlton,
Me. where he will spend some time at the
home of his son, Rev. ID. Z. Putnam, pas
or OF the First Cong'l church there.
Miss Gail Lamson left Monday for
Fitehburp. Mass. where she VIII spend
-wo weeks with her sister, Grace, who
will accompany her upon her return.
Saturday afternoon, July 10th, the ladies' ,
n the Book club will be entertained py !
Mrs. +. II. Joslvn. assisted by Mrs. A. ). !
curtis. at her home on Summer street.
Monday J. W. Blanchard and B. F.
Kicker shipped 30 hogs % TO 5tc.), 81
,alves f4c. and cows. A hog that cost
bout $50 died before reaching south
3oyalton.
n J. Emerson Of st. Johnsbury has
been here several days this week on busi- .
less for the New York Mutual Life In !
.nrance company. Of which y. w. McCol-
ON and p. j. Blanchard are agents
George Jones Of Charlestown, n. II. who 9
vas here the last of the week. Is only 70
cars old but has had charge of station {
~ engine at the works OF the Diamond
Jstch counpany for the past two years.