Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
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DR.. c. j. Rumrill has purchased horse
Elton Fish spent Sunday in East Gran.
vile.
A. B. Fish is recreating in Rochester fol
a few days.
J. L. Moseley of Mortified was visitor
here Tuesday.
d. F. Lewis went to Boston Tuesday fol
a week or more.
Sherman Moulton was in Rutland
Thursday night.
j. w. Atwood's house is being reprinted
by l.. j. Blakely.
f. c. McCrillis arrived home from
Boston last evening.
Philip G.. Dawson of Lake City, Col, i
guest at Mrs. Julia Walsh's.
The band plays for the rummage sale al
East Braintree this evening.
Ground has been broken for II. II.
Goodwin's laundry building.
Horace Udall of STAFFORD visited his
brother, John, here last week.
A daughter was born Yesterday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Burridge in Peth.
f. A. Thomas and w. F. Wedgwood
went to New York market yesterday.
Rev. F. G.. Rainey will preach next Sun
Aug bh AAuI AAIuiAHlls
Miss Ethel Wardner of Roxbury has
been guest this week at John Udall's.
The Raymond Tewksbury wedding
occurs this evening at the brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Barnes are visiting
friends in Brookfield and WILLIAMSBURG.
Mrs. Albert Morse and daughter, Stella.
went to Barre Tuesday for a weeks visit.
A son was born Sunday to Foster Par
menter and wife, who live at the Stock
farm.
Spencer Miner, wife and two children of
Springfield visited at Peter Sault's last
week.
II. A. Goodwin and Miss Eva Poor of
Concord, \. H., are guests at George II.
Hoyt's.
Mrs. John Daggett arrived from Nepon-
set, Mass, Monday and is visiting at /. S.
Chase's.
Miss F. A. Bell and nephews, Ernest and
Arthur Austin, are spending two weeks in
Fairfax.
Miss Annie Messer of Rochester went to
Buffalo Tuesday to assist at the maple
sugar booth.
A. c. Holman of st. Adams is in town to
attend the Tewksbury- Raymond wedding
ibis evening.
Miss Georgia White and a lady friend of
Bellows Falls are visiting her father, Rev. /
Homer White.
Orion Galway OF Cincinnati, O.. came
and is guest of Mrs. d. F. Up I
nam and family.
Edward Stimets, wife and daughter of /
New Haven, Conn, are visiting this week 4
It John Stimets'.
lrrived to spend some time with Rev. and 4
Mrs. e.. o. Howe.
A daughter was born last week to
leonard Kent and wife Of STAFFORD, for
nerly of this place.
The resignation Of Rev. T. A. Howard
vas accepted at meeting of the Baptist
ociety last evening.
A nice horse, owned by H. A. Leonard.
'ot loose at Alfred Eaton's barn and ate so
much grain that it died.
Dwight, youngest son of T. j. Adams. is
u with typhoid fever, but was reported
lightly better yesterday.
Miss Ellen Mead returned to Mortified
after spending a few DAYS with /
Ter sister, Mrs. L. b. Allen.
J. NJ. Holman is building a cottage for
|. r. Bass, f. o. Blanchard and F. +. Du-
lois at their fishing preserve.
nine pound pickerel was sent down
rom Highgate Monday, where Il was
aptured by Mrs. A. {. Bailey.
Mrs. Emma Capewel and daughters.
Gertrude and Mary, OF Mattapan. Mass.
re guests.at Eugene Holman's.
Mrs. Charles Gleason and daughter.
auline. of Chicago are guests Of Mrs.
ileason's sister, Mrs. r. E. Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Hawkins Of Provi-
ence, X. J., arrived last evening and are
uests Of Orson Woodcock and wife.
Herbert Salisbury returned from Green's
orc Monday and Edgar Salisbury Went
here saturday for two weeks stay.
Mrs. J. J. Trerise and daughter. Ger
.ude. left last week for a weeks STAY with
trends in Potsdam and Malone, y. Y.
Z. ;. Grant Post, G. A. r., went to East
andolph yesterday to conduct the funer-
services Of John Sullivan, veteran.
Mrs. Luke Parish goes to Barnard TODAY.
allied by the serious illness OF the little
aughter Of her nephew, Frank Graves.
d. F. Spaulding. boot and shoe MANN
cturer Of Danvers, Mass. has been a
uest Of Mrs. George L. Spear this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Huse and Roy ar !
we'd Tuesday after spending two weeks I'M