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

T. Il. rotman Of Tunbridge was in town
Miss Miss Carrie Young spent Sunday in
John W. Alexander was in Montpelier
over Sunday.
A bathroom is being added at j. NJ. At
woods home.
Miss Winifred Richmond was in Mont
pelier Tuesday.
Dr. L, B. Allen returned Monday from a
trip to ST. Adams.
Miss Mae Colby went to Barre Monday
TO visit for week.
Mrs. l. B: johnson and son, Roy, spent
Friday in Middlesex.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter and daughter return
ed TO Windsor Friday.
G. f. Lazelle Of W. r. Junction was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Robert Fielders has returned from a vis-
il in Montpelier and vicinity.
Miss Nora Connolly opens fall term OF
school in Peth next Tuesday.
J. B. Eldredge bought a fine driving
horse in Williamstown last week.
b. ID. Chadwick is showing his plows at
the Concord, n. H., fair this week.
Frank Newton Of Massachusetts, is Wis
iting bis nephew, Eugene Wardner.
Seventy-five tickets were sold here Tues
day for the st. Adams Bay excursion.
Miss Maud Cleveland spent two days in
Montpelier lately with her brother, Pearl.
Carroll II. Granger Of Gouldsville visit
ed his father, c. X. Granger, over Sunday.
Julian Grow, who had been in New
York several months, arrived home Mon
day.
Miss Ida Flint returned from South
Royalton Saturday where she visited rela-
tives.
Mrs. David E. Powers Of Boston spent
Saturday here, guest Of A. J. Boyce and
wife.
Lucius Webb and daughter, Mary, have
been enjoying brief outing at Queen City
Park.
Miss Bessie Holden left Thursday for
Nergennes to visit her cousin, Miss Maud
Field.
Miss Ellen Whitney was in Royalton
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Garner
Dewey.
Mrs. Doeia Clare Of Stowe spent Mon
day here, the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. e. ..
Howe.
John Greenleaf and wife Of East Brook
field were visitors at Royal Whites over
Sunday,
Charles Hubert, who had been here for
several weeks. returned to Hanover, \. H.,
saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Raymond ar
a NnaH from HmffQIn and
Montreal.
Mrs. 5. B. Carpenter went to Highgate
Springs Friday to visit her niece, Mrs. L.
p. fhayer.
Arthur Wilson returned from Montpel-
Ter Thursday where be visited his parents
for a week.
Mrs. Louis Lepine returned to Newport
Friday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
r. +. Parker.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge and daughter,
Ruth. went to Tunbridge Saturday TO
spend a week.
Walter Fisk went to st. Adams Friday
and began work next day As fireman ON
the c. Y. X. X.
Miss Mile shattuek, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Frank Griswold, returned 70
Ottawa Tuesday.
AB. Manchester q Sons sold litter OF
ten l-weeks-old pigs 70 d. II. Morse tha'
weighed 203 lbs.
The Lords supper will be observed at
the White church next Sunday morning
A welcome 10 all.
T. Kempton arrived home saturday att
az a two weeks visit with relatives IN
northern New York.
Mrs. p. Brown returned 70 Gaysville
saturday after a several days stay with
Mrs. r. r. Robinson.
Mrs. Emily Green arrived Friday after
two months stay with friends IN lam
bridge and Monson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Hin returned yester-
dav to Dedham, Mass. after spending
some time at o. j. Marcotts.
Mrs. Charles G. Dubois Of Chicago arrlv-
ed Monday and is a guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford.
Miss Mary f. Morse arrived from Bos-
TON saturday where she had been visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Vaughan.
CIV p. Iamson went to Burlington FRI
aav He will spend a week in camp at
THOMPSON Point with friends.
Ms Elmer Bean and Miss Lola ingalls,
.rrived from Queen City Park Monday
where they had been for week.
Mrs. Lavinia ID. Flanders of Knoxville,
Tenn. arrived Friday and Is guest at the
horne Of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Bass.
Abram CURLY has been hired by the
trnstees a. ianitor at the High school ana
urinary buildings the coming year.
Wales n. johnson Of Woodstock was IN
town Tuesday and Wednesday on business
also visiting his cousin, L. B. Johnson
Burt Briggs visited his cousin, Miss
Ressis Bliss, this week. He left Tuesday
Tor Tilton, \. H., to spend his vacation
Rev. Ransom Green and son, Vernon, OF
lowell. Mass, are guests of b; ID. Chsd-
wei. and other relatives here this week
Leland T. Rising arrived from Provl-
.,sncs II. l.. saturday TO spend short va,
cstion with his parents, E. y. Rising ana
wife.
Miss BESSIE Bliss returned from It. Al
80 iast week where she had been ior
some time a guest Of her cousin MISS Lois
Fonda.
Miss Lora Clark OF Moretown, sister
~ Mrs Henry Pope, was here TINS Week.
81 entered the Normal Tuesday others
Mo have begun a course there are Mis SO
p y - and Alice Woodward and Lena
Flint