Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-14
Randolph.


over Sunday.
J. Z. Eldredge was in Milton Monday
on business.
l.. p. Thayer OF Morrisville was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Mary Webb went 10 Mortified
Friday to visit friends.
DIR. w. s. Curtis Of Montpelier spent
Sunday at his home here.
Frederick Leeds left for New York last
Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs. Laura Priest went to Hanover, n.
H., Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Z. +. Campbell OF Middlesex spent
Friday with Mrs. +. f. Wyman.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk supplied the
Congl pulpit at Putney Sunday.
Miss Elsie Powers came home Saturday
for the Emerson college vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gabrielle went TO
Warren Saturday TO spend the day.
Miss Carrie Young spent several days in
Gaysyiile lately, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Benz. Latham OF South Royalton
came Monday to visit Mrs. +. t. Lille.
Miss Addie Greenough OF Claremont, N.
H., came Saturday 10 visit Mrs. Eli Sault.
Clarence Webb went 10 Boston satur-
day where he viii remain for the present.
Mrs. Anna Chase went TO Burlington
Monday where she viii spend the winter
Mrs. Matilda II. Allen has just moved
into the r. p. Mann house on Central
street.
Mrs. j. W. Lynch and Mrs. Edwin
Lynch spent Saturday with friends IN
Bethel
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. r. y. Mcintyre Nov. 10Th at three
O'Clock.
F.P. Mann, who had been here a few
days on business, returned TO Springfield
Saturday.
Mr.. Granger OF Randolph, Mass, came
last Friday TO spend few days with Z. l..
Bass and family.
Pearl Clough has moved from +. V.
Steele's into Mrs. +. p. Hastings tene-
ment on Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. /. Udall Of STAFFORD
came saturday % spend few days with
their son, John /. Udall.
Arthur l.. Newton made nine short
stump speeches for Low In the recent New
York mayoralty contest.
About 3 attended the carrom party
given Friday evening by FERN hebekah
lodge At the Lo.O.F. hall.
Miss Lura Montgomery went TO Hart
land saturday 10 attend the funeral OF a
cousin, which occurred Sunday.
Bert Lewis, an attendant at the Water
bury asylum. came last Friday TO spend q
| few DAYS with Frank Williams.
Mrs. c. n. Brown OF White River juno
ton came Monday to visit Mrs. George
+ Haraden and Mrs Hattie Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Hayward and daugh-
ter Of IAkeport, y. H., were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs O. b. Copeland over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Booth spent Sunday
I in Montpelier. Mrs. Booths brother, r
b. sleeper, has been recent guest at theiE
/ home.
This evening at Grange hall meeting i
called OF all interested in the arrangement
for exemplifying degree work at the STATE
l grange.
/ Next sunday morning at 10 o'clock there
will be services at the Catholic church
conducted by Rev. Joseph Therien o.
Windsor.
Al the Christian church next Sunda,
morning Rev. Geo. q. Howe will take fol
his subject, "A Gospel to Glory In
/ Gal. .l6.
Mrs. II. n. Church went TO Rnmney, n
i H.. Saturday, called by the illness OF hel
I grandchild, the little daughter OF DIR. anc
I Mrs. T.. +. Ladd.
Burton Thresher has come from Boston
10 spend his semi-annual vacation q
two weeks at his home here. He is a Pull
man car conductor.
WI. Morse, who went west sons
months ago, has purchased an orange ane
lemon plantation near Whittier, Cal.
where he viii settle.
DIR. T.. O. Blanchard arrived from New
York Friday His wife and Mrs. Eller
I a tttf ha oft u Ton
days, came saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood returned
from sharon Monday where they haC
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Edwii
Amsden, for few days.
Miss Lorena Hutchinson went to Low
ell. Mass, Monday to spend some tim
with her brother. She will also visit II
Boston before her return.
Robert j. Putnam's friends here will b
glad to learn that he has SUCCESSFUL,
passed the required examinations and i
now a licensed pharmacist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson an'
daughter. Hazel. visited here over Sunday
Mrs. j. W. Blanchard and baby returned
with them to spend the week.
nc Woodwork and family, who re
Gently traded farms with Messrs. McClel
Ian OF Fairfax, went to the latter plac
Tuesday TO take up their residence
NJ. c. Rowell, b. F. Kicker and J. w
blanchard, stock buyers, shipped 10
sheen Gel, few lambs (34c.), 20 calves
10 SCI and few hogs a to 5c.) to marke
Monday.
Friday afternoon at q. A. X. hail occur
red the annual inspection OF the Woman
Relief CORPS. Mrs. Lottie Carpenter o
Brookfield performed the duties OF in
specting officer.
win Tyler cut Christmas trees in Rox
bury last week high up on the mountain
Incidentally he made several wonderful
discoveries in astronomy that he VIII tei
You about II you ask him.
Miss Kathleen Boyce, who had bee
caring for Walter Woodward during M
long illness, left Saturday and viii spen
! few DAYS in Mortified with Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. &. Graham before returning !
the Nurses Home. Miss Luvia SLACK
, who had been here few days, returhe
to Burlington Saturday.