Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29

Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson and two daugh-
tiers arrived Friday after a visit at the
home of her parents in White River juno
ton.
Pr McIauren, who had been a guest
at Mrs. Emily p. Hastings several days,
left for Montreal Sunday night to visit his
parents.
The Ladies' Ways and Means society OF
the Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Charles Granger Friday afternoon
from to 5.
Mrs. c. A. Slack and Miss Adelaide left
for their home in Maiden, Mass, Saturday
after a three weeks visit here and at
Montpelier.
Miss Carrie Young returned from En-
field, n. H., Friday where she had spent
two weeks in camp with \. w. McCol-
Ions family.
Charles Briggs spent Sunday with his
brother, Benjamin c. Briggs, in Hartford.
Miss Bernice, who went down Friday. re-
turned with him.
| LIP. Booth went to Boston Tuesday
night TO attend the New England Photog-
rapher's convention now holding three
days session there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holbrook OF
| Russlows. Mrs. Holbrook and Mrs.
Rdsslow are sisters.
Mrs. Frank Cleveland OF Springfield,
Mass, left for home Saturday after a few
days visit with Miss Mary Howard at the
home OF her mother.
Mrs. O. y. Campbell and Miss Beatrice,
who had been visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Edison, returned to Leba-
non, y. H., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. O'Brien arrived from
| Boston Saturday to spend two weeks with
Mrs. O'Brien's mother and relatives at
White River Junction.
Misses Ethel and lisa Sargent OF Clare
mont. n. II. accompanied by Miss Florence
Warren Of that place, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Steele.
Mrs. Ernest Archambeau, who with her
children had been spending month with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Danyow, returned
to Lynn, Mass, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son
came from White River Junction Friday
to spend a week with Mrs. Hattie NC
Bride, Mrs. Browns sister.
Or. and Mrs. S. A. Bass Of Wichita City,
Kan, arrived Saturday to spend some time
here. guest OF his sister, Mrs. VIM. "A.
Nichols, and other relatives.
Miss Lena Ellison, bookkeeper for the
Casein company Of Bellows Falls, arrived
Thursday to spend vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Mrs. Mat. Carney is taking vacation
until October, her position as cook at the
Red Lion Inn being filed meanwhile by
Mrs. Henneberry of Montpelier.
Mrs. Capewell and daughters of Mattapan,
Mass, who had been visiting in Roxbury
and Granville, returned to Eugene hoi-
mans Monday to spend this week
Mrs. Edward Bradley and son, Hol-
brook. OF New Haven, Conn. who had
been guests OF j. d. Denison and family
for few days, left for home Saturday.
Mrs. H. c. Martin and son, Paul, Of
Gardner, Mass, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. ID. T. Dyer. Mrs. Dyer's father, z.
w. Fassett oil Rochester, is also her guest.
Miss Bessie Lewis went to Jonesville
saturday to visit Miss May Palmer,
Normal friend. She goes from there 10
Newbury where she has been engaged TO
teach.
Mrs. A. E. Lane and Miss Mary Moul-
ron are spending the week at the Pan
American exposition. They were to be
met at Buffalo Sunday by Mr.. Lane and
| friend.
c. Walter Mccoy and sister, Miss Lenna
B. Mccoy. OF Manchester, y. ii, MISS NIL
dred V.Hoyt and w. II. Herriek OF Mont
pelier are visitors this week al u. H.
! Aoyt's.
Arthur l. Newton arrived Sunday
night to spend a weeks vacation with ms
PARENTS Isaac Newton and wife. lie is
| with the Wood Motor Vehicle company oil
New York.
Last week the Ninth Vermont Veterans
association held its annual reunion at
Fort Ethan Allen. George n. Hoyt OF TINS
place was elected vice president Tor the
coming year.
Miss Lucille Packard arrived last week
from Dorchester, Mass, for a several
weeks vacation. Her mother and sister
have been in camp on Braintree hill Tor
several weeks.
John OGrady of Roxbury was here
Monday. His daughter, Gertrude, ae-
companied him and will spend some time
AZ the Center with her grandparents, John
Bolin and wife.
Mrs. Iemuel Richmond and Miss Nini-
fred arrived the last of the week from
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, where
they spent three weeks. Miss Phhprlck
has also returned.
George Bell Of Salem, Mass, who had
been a guest for few days Of Mrs. Edgar
Sanborn and daughters, Jennie and Mon
ica. accompanied them upon their return
to that city Tuesday.
A.E. Wilson, president OF the National
| hank AT Palatka, Fla, called on Mrs. A. A.
smith Thursday. Until year ago her
SON. Parker, now at Highgate Springs, had
/ been in the banks employ
Alta concert at East Braintree church
tomorrow evening DIR. w. NJ. Kelly, Miss
blanche Sparhawk, Miss Carolyn Lamson,
| A. III. Beedle, Miss Kate Howard and MISS
Josephine Hodges VIII assist.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace Mann of Marinette,
Wis. arrived Monday and are guests OF
/ MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Lamson. The doctor
resided here forty years ago and TINS is MS
tirst visit TO town for forty years.
lack Callahan returned to st. Johnsbury
saturday after spending week here. HIS
wife remained FOR a longer stay. Ihey
/ have finished work at the Avenue House
where Mr.. Callahan had been porter.
saturday evening as Charles White ana
wife we're returning from Bethel and driv-
| inc rapidly. their horse collided with an
| other team with such force that both were
/ thrown out. Their wagon was consider
/ abIy damaged. The other driver, who
was unknown to them, was uninjured but
/ his carriage was badly smashed.