Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-25

and are occupying Memorial house.
Mrs. Mark Rice Of Montpelier visited
her brothers, F. n. and ]. r Jera'
Monday, going Tuesday TO Enfield, n u
2. /. Merchant arrived Monday from
his vacation trip in Massachusetts,. MIS-.
Merchant is in Boston and VIII return
later.
Mrs. Train, stepmother Of Miss Train,
and friend. who have been staying az tine
Burt place, returned to Fairhayen, Mass
Friday.
Miss Jennie Johnston, who has oeeh
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. +. Edison, r.
turned to her home in Lebanon, \. H.,
Saturday
Mrs. Tabor of New Bedford, Mass, who
is visiting in Royalton, and Miss Alice
Chase Denison of that place were IN TOWN
Saturday.
Mrs. Kate soper and Miss Florence
spent several days at the SILVER Lax Lax.
House in Barnard last week, returning
Saturday.
Fraser Metzger, who is to supply the
Christian pulpit for two months, preached
his first sermon Sunday. He boards az
II F. W. Woods.
Hon. Frank l.. Fish, national bank eN-
aminer, made the usual seml-annual eA-
animation of the Randolph National pahh
last Thursday.
Tom Stathers. who works for the Buck
ptg. Co. mas rented the Sault house near
VIM. Woods and will move ms FANNY
here in September.
Miss Ruth Morrill, has returned TO her
home in Sharon after spending several
a weeks with her grandparents, MI anu
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis.
] Prof Samuel Hanaway and family OF New
York CITY, who have passed the last t"o
! summers at II. w. Tewksbury's, arrived
Tuesday for this season.
h Miss Ruth Wood, who has been spend
!. ing several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. =.
q A. Thomas, went 10 windsor MONDAY "
: visit Mrs. b. W. Wilcox.
Misses Helen Emily Miller and a apole
Palmer of North Thetford went 70 queen
: CITY Park Monday Miss Miller VII
y attend summer school there
{ RIG. Page Of Burlington came last wees
!. 10 ioin his wife at Camp haNehWoou
!. where she had been spending some TINS
with her sister, Mrs. B. J. Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott and two
y children OF Winchester, Mass, arrived
Z saturday. Mr.. Abbott viii remain Tor
week only; the Others some time.
q, Miss Luna Wilson Of Hartford, who nag
I been visiting Miss Name Connolly, iei
Monday for Burlington, where she WI
- act as IlHAf0l VI AllN -hAA
= The trustees Of the public library nav
voted III extend the free use Of the librar,
~ rs summer visitors in town, VINO eau 1hA
L out books by signing the regulations.
u. seymour and wife, who have bee
lie visiting relatives here, went 70 hor
he Reach. Me-. Friday TO spend some time p
fore returning to their home IN Lynn
to Mass.
A. n II. Goodwin is in Waterbur
assisting a new steam laundryman J
al START mn there. He will begin work on n
al laundry building here as soon as
returns.
We Clarence Booth returned to the Ihdl
\ sand Islands. y. ", Friday night. =
- vas accompanied by his brother, Der
who was on his way to his home IN NH
I'd neapolis.
au r. Dean and wife drove to Highga
Gnrings. starting Tuesday morning Mr
pm HATTIE Iamson and Miss Clara Bean We
at Tuesday TO conduct the Camp Ranaoll
boarding house.
laa The husband of the late Mrs. VIM. BOOT
re- all her children except VIII, also nlee
Mrs. VIM. Goodwin OF Barre; were ples i
at the funeral held IhursaaS rom
ark home of T.. t. Lille.
NJ Anna Dodge of West Brookfiel
iay Mas Mrs. Mary Dickey and Mrs. =,
ury Mcdonald of Washington, nieees OF ~ ~
u Olmstead. attended her funerali al
no. Mrs. Della Hanlon of Northheld'
Of Miss Fstella Blanchard gave a Ne
,,isasant marty TO a number OF her Ifleh
mr. Monday afternoon, ii being her thirteen
cen birthday. Refreshments OF ice cream z, q
cake were served on the laWh " AI'
-. blanchard and Ralph French
a Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Shattuck, Dr. a
y ~ = N blanchard and Miss Hel
lent 10 Highgate Springs saturday
ent r.r Mr. and Mrs .Shattuck VIII fellf
lurt ha,it a month. DR. Blanchard week OF
"a Mrs blanchard and Helen possii
heI three weeks.
az naar are doing much damage to pea
,eas and beets in Rochester NOM
inie gheir depredations are such that Il =
heir .il'st inapossible for the farmers TO "a
liloss ~ ,'rIns They are very tame and I
and 'I,,;rss a vigorous s'Shoo ~ 10 scare "
car e,rav some farmers have sat up M
10 protect their gardens. :,
are Mrs George Cheney and daughter y
~, tr-ats,sa peters. of st. Johnsbury ca
lat Naek to visit her mother, MIS-, a.
smith Monday Walter smith CANE =
80 M r. Junction and VIII spehd tne ,,,
a'n here. the family going today 70 oaln ,,t
Uighpate Springs, where FagkeE 9
rned 10 ana child went last Monday.
eeks rsooc Kimball Bancroft, aged 6e, dleo
as O'clock sunday afternoon az ms h'
VINO here He had been an lnNallu l u = !,
went Inn; Inn, being troubled with creeping par l,
~ for about 20 years. lie was polI
4 the Narshtield and came here TO resl1s a. r.,
Il to - years ago. The funeral was helu
Az at me house, Rev. f. q. kainey
"a, ua The deceased left one daugl
r Ewiiy. who has cared for him during nrlIs
= Illness illness The interment was at Barr
l .iiilS M wife, who died about three !
bere ago. .o,+ at the A
saloon League meeting at the m ntIlS
a are obnreb Monday evening: pr' h VS.;
has ohio. superintendent of the Sa't
eagne. gave a very interesting
,rday 5eeeribing in detail how the Wo IT.
,eelss I'm carried on in Ohio. lie Is plea
sreaker. and. though strong
spnUictions. handles his subject !.
I've t.bnrongh tact. collection was .
once, Rev III A. Durfee of Burlington, seoi,
ny te ~ NJ tbe Vermont League, took part 4
service.
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