Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-07
Randolph.

! y. r.. Wyman 10 In Barre and Mortified
this week on business trip.
Mrs. Forest Totman Of Tunbridee visit
ed friends here the last Of the week
Henry Freeman OF st. Adams has been
here lately for few days vacation.
Mrs.S-J .Walbridge went to Sharon satur-
day for few days stay with relatives.
Miss Nellie Wyman went to Montpelier
Tuesday to visit Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson.
+. L. Bass, Mrs. V. /. Spear and Mrs. F.
II. Joslyn arrived from Buffalo Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Rogers and son, Allen, left
Friday for Manchester, n. H., their new
home.
Mrs. Julius NJ. Montgomery left Thurs
day for Hartland to spend few days with
friends.
VIM. J. Seymour went to Burlington
last week 30 visit his sister, Miss Blonde
Seymour.
Miss Lola Ingalls, is in Gouldsville as
sisting IN the care Of her grandmother,
who is i'll.
spent Sunday with her father, Increase
Chamberlin.
Mrs. Hattie Mcbride spent Sunday in
White River Junction with her sister, Mrs.
&. III. Brown.
Mrs Galen Fish of stockbridge visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. ii. c. Allen, the
last OF the week
Mrs. XIV. Morse, with her little daugh-
ter, visited her mother, Mrs. Ellen Young,
several days lately.
Mrs. F.B. Merrill Of Woodstock, sister Of
/ Rev. Homer White, visited Monday and
Tuesday at the rectory.
l. ID. Williams returned yesterday from
/ Barnard where be had been at work as
mason for several days.
George X. Putnam Of Montpelier and his
son, Master Ned, recently visited his ia
Their, c. W. A. Putnam.
Mrs. r. :. Mead Of Mortified, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. B.
Allen, went home Friday.
Miss Luvia Slack Of Burlington, a train
ed nurse, came Tuesday to spend a vaca-
ton with her parents here.
Mason W. ladd and wife OF Woodstock
spent few DAYS last week with their son,
Rev. q. Z. ladd, and wife.
Miss Agnes Dunbar came from Bethel
Saturday 10 remain over sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Dunbar.
+. n. Allis left here Tuesday TO join
party from Norwich, Conn, for a ten
days hunting trip al Jaekman, Me.
George Crompton of Worcester, Mass.
laney and other friends here.
VIII Emerson went to Concord, n. H.,
Friday 10 spend a week. His wife has
been there Tor about a month.
Miss Maud Iamson. who Is filling a
millinery engagement in Hartford, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Hattie
hanson.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre returned from
Burlington Friday where she spent two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Guy +.
Loudon.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson returned Mon
day from Barre where she had been guest
Of her son, Leonard, and wife. Mr.. Hutch
inson came home Friday.
Mrs. b. c. Briggs and son, Robert, who
had been with her mother, Mrs. q. ;.
Moulton, for week, returned 10 their
home In Hartford Saturday.
Arthur Ferry and sister, Miss Nellie
Ferry, Of Saratoga, NY, have been guests
the past week Of Mrs. Mary Mann, w. Nj.
Terry and family and others.
Last week Mrs. c. c. Dana OF Barnard
bought OF her brother, A. Il. Brown, his
farm in Gilead. the price being 900. She
has already taken possession.
Mrs. Frank Burridge, Master Joseph /
and baby, Eta. went Saturday to join Mr.. |
Burridge at Greenfield, Mass, where he
has been at work for some time.
Mrs. Samuel @. French, who had been |
with Mr. and Mrs. Luke Parish at Maple /
Grove for nearly five months, left satur-
day for her home in New York city.
Mrs. Jane Spear OF st. Paul, Mimi, who
had been guest for some time Of Mrs. A.
r. Kendrick. went TO Winooski Friday for
a short stay before leaving for her home.
Kirk washburn, with the firm OF 9; a G.
NJ a. ~ Arr4nDHnlh
publishers of Webster's dictionary, spent
Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. VIM. Bass
Herbert Archer. who has been working |
the past year in a hardware store In Bur-
Iington, came Thursday to spend short
vacation here and at his home in Braintree.
Eugene Abbott moved into his new
house ON Dudley street Monday and Mrs. |
Lucretia Pearsons and daughters have 1
taken possession of the I.D.Nilliams house
vacated.
In response to a telegram last week {. +. 1
Griswold OF East Templeton, Mass, came
to assist for awhile in caring for his moth 1
er. Mrs Frank Griswold, who seems TO be 1
failing.
Mrs. Mary vanDyke and son returned |
to Washington, d. c., Friday with the re-
mains OF Mrs. Weston, widow OF Judge /
Weston, who was buried in South view
cemetery.
Rev. A. ]. Cooper returned from East /
BARNARD Monday where he had been con- 4
ducting evangelical services for ten days 1
lie goes to Union village Saturday on a
similar mission.
Robert Chedel went TO Hanover, n. H., /
Friday to visit his brother. Charles, ana /
witness the Dartmouth Wesleyan loot /
ball game the following day, which re-
suited in Dartmouth's favor with score
of % to 10.
Louis Jerd is moving his family TINS
week from the Samuel Spear house IN rein
~ John = Kimballis house on Elm street,
vacated by NJ. V. Chadwick's family, who
are getting settled in The Kibbee house ON .
South Pleasant street.