Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16
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W. A. Mcintosh is visiting in Barnegat
N. J.
Brad. Mcintyre is in Hanover for two
days.
Webb Vinton returned to Chester yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tracy went to Boston
this noon.
Miss Lillian Kenerson spent Sunday at
her home in Barre.
hrrs. G. f. Moulton returned from New
city Saturday
IN rye Lane has leased j. G. Mann's
far for another year.
DIR. Goss and A.E. Watson Of w r.. June
tion are in town today.
Albert and Fred Hastings arrived home
from Cuba last night.
A daughter was born this morning TO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass.
VIII Moulton. Pullman car conductor,
is at home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moody OF Clare
mont, n. H., are in town.
j. Nj. Atwood is putting in his spare
time repainting his house.
G. III. Wright of Mortified was in town
Monday on horse business.
Roy Holman went to White River june
ton today to meet friend.
II. w. Mcintyre and A. II. Beedle went
to Montpelier this morning.
Mrs. T.. l.. Pope Of Montpelier is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Il. G. Neff
Fred Kent has bargained his Granville
farm to Mr.. Swinton of Granville.
Miss Maud Lombard left yesterday for
few days visit in Springfield, Mass.
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Savings bank, was in town yesterday
Mrs. G. 5. Booth went to Burlington
today to visit her brother, Guy Holman.
j. b. Putnam arrived yesterday from
Saratoga, \. Y, where he spent the win
ter.
Mrs. Curtis Kibbee of Brookfield has
been spending several days with friends
here.
Heber Holman's team suffered break
down in runaway near Sault hollow
Tuesday.
The law office OF NJ. NJ. Wilson was
thoroughly cleaned Tuesday during his
absence.
A. b. Cushman and J. W. Atwood are
having their houses repainted by L.
Blakeley.
A. j. Reid OF Northampton, Mass.
nephew of c. d. Sanborn, arrived Tuesday
for a visit.
Freight Agent Briggs saws that freight
business was never so big at this station
as it now is.
Mrs. Carleton and Mrs Nelson, who live
at J. +. Hobart's, are spending a week in
Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Piper Of ALBANY,
y. V, have been recent guests Of Fred
Jewett and wife.
Mrs. Horace Lane, who had been spend
ing couple Of weeks in Worcester. Mass,
returned home Monday
Mrs. n. g. Hart and Mrs. H. II. Church
went yesterday for two weeks visit in
Chester and Manchester.
Edward Benton OF Fitchburg. Mass.
visited his sister, Mrs. Frances Moses
Tuesday and Wednesday.
III. III. Goodwin, who has located here.
Intends 10 start a laundry. He has been
in this business in Rutland.
Riding bicycles on sidewalks and play
ing ball in the streets are against village
ordinances and must not be done
Mrs. Ross, living on the viii Wash
burn place, was called to Waterbury Tues
day by the illness OF her sons wife.
John Sharpe left Tuesday for Wood
stock 10 visit his sister, Mrs. W. F. Wood.
before returning TO Somerville, Mass.
They report great fishing at Greensboro.
A. q. Wheeler and another fisherman
landed a trout Friday that weighed 14l
lbs.
Robert Church leaves today for the
Massachusetts General hospital where he
VIII submit to an operation for appendi-
citis
Miss Annie Messer went to her home in
Rochester Tuesday but will return later TO
continue candy making at the Sugar
Market
he Grammar school bows were defeated
in game Of bali al Mccall park Monday.
10 10 10, BY scrub team. mostly from the
Center school
The High school team defeated the Nor
mails at Mccall park yesterday. 81 10 5.
Our boys play the south Royaltons here
saturday al 3 p. m.
daughter was born Friday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph puclaw Of Brookfield and
daughter saturday 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thresher Of East Braintree.
DR.. Ernest Bullard and sister. Mrs
Christopher Noble Of Bethel. were in town
Tuesday. He lately completed a course Of
hospital study in New York CITY Mrs.
Billiard Is visiting in Washington, ID. c.
L. 5. Grant post has engaged Rev. Ho-
mer White to deliver the Memorial sermon
this year. The service viii be At the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Nav %. [
at o'clock, and everyone Is invited to at
tend.