Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-20
Randolph.

;. 5; Ballard Of Montpelier was in town
Saturday.
W; B. Wall and Miss Lucie went to Bos-
ton Monday. ~
Mrs; Albert Barnes fractured her right
wrist Monday
). =. Putnam went to Bethel Friday to
spend few days.
+. +. Emerson went to Waterbury on
business Saturday.
Miss Ada Burroughs went to Berlin Fri
day to spend the day.
Miss Mary Webb went TO Burlington
Friday 10 visit friends.
Dean Wedgwood began elerking in r.
A. Thomas store Monday.
Mrs. =. +. NanOrman visited in Mont
pelier the first OF the week.
Sherman Moulton has been in Burling-
ton and Rutland this week.
DR.. w. S. Curtis of Montpelier visited
his home here over Sunday.
Mrs. w. n. Roberts returned To her
home in Manchester Monday.
Judge c. II. Markham went to Wood
stock Tuesday to attend court.
Carl Thresher OF Boston arrived Sat
urday for two weeks vacation.
L. Richmond and II. NJ. Totman were in
Woodstock on business Saturday.
John Curran was called to Middlebury
Saturday by the death Of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mann went to Que
chez Tuesday to visit their son, George.
Miss George Mann is taking a two
weeks vacation from the HERALD Office.
Miss Carrie Tewksbury was in Boston
this week purchasing goods for the store.
Mrs. John Marsh returned Friday from
a visit to Roxbury and Braintree friends.
Homer Rogers has finished work in the
HERALD Office and is succeeded by Orrin
Mann.
Peter Veo Of Boston has been a visitor
here this week, staying with j. +. and f.
n Jerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred shequinne are re-
joicing because Of the arrival Of a son
Sunday.
John II. Dubois went to Warren Tues
day TO visit his friend, Warren Moore, for
a few days.
Next week Miss Carrie +. Draper viii
open a summer school in the Episcopal
yestry in Barre.
A daughter weighing six pounds came
Sunday 10 gladden. the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. b. Bell.
Capt. j. +. Eldredge and II. W. Vail
went TO Lake Mitchell In sharon Friday
TO try the fishing.
Mrs. B. c. Briggs came up from Hart
ford Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs.
George 5. Moulton.
Ralph Booth Of Morrisville was here
Friday on his way to Connecticut. He is
a brother Of l.. p. Booth.
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Mrs. Martha Cdall OF Craftsbury are vis-
ting Udall relatives here.
Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler arrived
from Brooklyn Friday and have opened
Mari-C Castle for the summer.
Mrs. J. J. Pratt Of Boston, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Moses,
left Saturday for Montpelier.
Walter Woodward is at home for a vaea-
ton from Harvard Medical college lie
visited in Barre over Sunday.
Miss A. c. Northrop Of New York city
came saturday to spend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Alfred Webster.
Mrs. Joseph Battice and little son re-
turned TO their home in Bellows talls
Friday after a visit to her parents
Misses Grace and Anna NanOrman Of
Mortified are spending the week here
Win inelf uncltf t. f. N"hCA man
Mrs. W. II. Messer returned to Barre
Monday. Her daughter, Annie, remained
for longer stay at g. Z. Cushman
Mrs. L. c. White and little daughter
arrived Monday from Windsor and are
quests OF DR.. and Mrs. n, II. Mcintyre
Miss Maud Field Of Vergennes arrived
here Monday. She is spending week
with Miss Bessie Holden at the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa b. Hebard returned TO
White River Junction Monday AFTER
short visit at the home OF his parents mere
Miss Winifred Richmond arrived from
Buffalo saturday. Monday she went 70
to spend the day with trlehas'
sherman Moulton arrived from Cam,
bridge, Mass, Friday, having competed /
MS years work at the Harvard Law schooi' /
Miss Demaris Barttro Of Richmond IS
.pending a two weeks vacation here Win 1
ier sister, Mrs. George Dumas ana
friends.
Miss Alice c. Denison returned to her
nome in Royalton saturday after snort |
,tav al the home of her cousin, Hon. y. u.
Denison.
Mrs. r. T. Lille returned from New
,ort. y. H., Monday where she had been
,pending a week with her Invalid sister,
Mrs Booth.
Cecil Rogers Of Boston came SATURDAY 4
because OF the serious illness OF his moth-
r. Mrs. G. 5. Rogers, at her home IN the
EAST village.
Miss Blanche Varney Of Bridgewater'
Who had been a guest OF her grandpar-
.nts. s. c. Varney and wife, left saturday
or Richmond.
Mrs. James Thompson returned 70
Iontpelier Monday after spending some
ime al the home OF her parents, MT. ana
Yrs. A. j. Foster.
G. C. Blodgett had one foot injured
,pite badly last Thursday by a heavy
,iece of puip wood falling on il as he was
oading a car here.
Mrs. James +. Mccall arrived FRIDAY az
,toneleigh. Mrs. Leeds and SON. treder-
81. come from New York this week 70
eopen Elm cottage.
Miss Nellie wyman left for =. Albans
,ridav where she will visit Miss Eva
who graduates this week rom
he High school there.
There viii be a lawn party az heN, r. -;
,ainev's Friday, June p, afternoon anu
veninr. Ice cream and cake VIII pe
erved Everybody welcome.