Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-25
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KdDuOlpn continued.
A. d. Lamson returned to Philadelphia
| today.
Herbert Clark is confined to the bed by
/ illness.
Or, Rumrill was in Braintree and Royal
ton yesterday.
VIII Flint, who has been sick a long
| time, is better.
NJ. whitehill of W. R. Junction was in
| town Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Reyes OF Roxbury was in
town yesterday.
Miss Elsie Powers went today to Har-
wiehport, Mass.
John Battise was visitor in town the
first Of the week.
A daughter was born Monday to Charles
Holman and wife.
Allie Page went Monday to Granville to
spend few days.
Ed. Whitney of Claremont, y. H., was
in town yesterday.
L. Richmond is in Concord, y. H., for a
brief business trip.
Mrs. Earl Sanborn of Worcester, Mass,
is visitor in town.
Fred Bass is visiting this week in Willis
ton and Mortified.
Harry Eaton is in New Hampshire for
short business trip.
c. f. Lazelle of White River junction
was in town Tuesday.
Leaphy Battles went the first of the
week to Lowell to visit.
Mrs. Mary Granger went Tuesday to
Boston to spend few days.
Mrs. win Little has gone to w. r.
junction TO visit a few days.
Miss Ella Cushman went to Boston yes
terday for two weeks stay.
Forty calves (4c. }, 20 hogs (5c), and
lambs (4Ac.), were shipped Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Y. Wemple went to
Woodstock yesterday for few days.
Roy Spear went Monday to Bethlehem.
\. H., where he has position in a hotel
Mrs. d. J. Morse and daughter. Cleora.
Of Brandon are here for two days stay.
Royal White has narrowly averted
another run of Inflammation Of the bowels
DIR. Clifford removed the tonsils of Leon.
little son of Mrs. Abbie Alexander, Satur-
day.
Jerry O'Connell has moved back to town
from Warren and is working in the Souto
mill.
Loren Mosher returned to New York
city Tuesday after spending a few days
here.
Charles stockwel and wife returned
yesterday from visit in the north part Of
the state.
F. E. Prichard has been attending the
summer school at White River Junction
this week.
Joseph st. Peters, wyman's paper
hanger, is at his home in Burlington for
a few days.
Charles Rockwell and Miss Addie Green
ough OF Claremont, \. H., are visiting at
Eli Sault's.
Miss Bertha Sleeper Of Tunbridge is
stopping here, having her eyes treated by 1
DR.. Clifford.
DR.. Ernest Billiard and wife we're mere 4
Tuesday. The DIR. is soon to locate in /
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Homer Vail has been quite in and 4
threatened with pneumonia. She is inn 4
proving slowly.
The hay crop is generally very good /
hereabouts. II brings SO per ton, deliver
ed from the field.
Miss Emily Ware, who has been visiting
for some time in Norwich and Pomfret.
here Monday.
Miss Winifred Richmond has gone to
Royalton to stay over SUNDAY with her
aunt, Mrs. George Laird.
Mrs. Guy Loudon OF Burlington came
tuesday evening to visit her parents, DR..
and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre.
Warren Davis has shipped his goods TO
w indsor Locks, Ct, where his son resides.
and VIII follow himself later.
George Sumner is threatened with fever.
Alfred Wells Is taking his place at the CO.
operative creamery, temporarily.
Miss Clara Eddy Of Northampton.
Mass, who is spending her vacation with
her mother here, is quite in with grip.
Mrs. J. NJ Thompson went to Soutb
hoyalton Wednesday for a short visit and
viii spend day in Bethel on her return.
Miss Lyla Putnam has gone to winches-
-er- y H., 70 spend the remainder Of the
summer with her uncle, Ned Chamberlin.
Miss Abbie Philbriok and Miss Genieve
Lamson went TO Camp Randolph, High
Ar 80.
Miss Luyia slack Of Burlington. who has
been visiting her brother. K II. slack.
sister.
Miss Amanda Northrop. who has been
pending the summer with her sister. Mrs.
10 visit.
A. J. Huse, wife and son. Roy. left YES
erday for carriage drive to Morrisvillel
mo other places where they viii visit
'elatiyes.
Mrs. Chapman and daughter. Mae. az
dlodletown, Conn, who have been visit
ng a Byron Huses went Tuesday to
lichford.