Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31
Randolph.

a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bailey spent day
in Montpelier lately.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall has an appoint
ment here for Nov. 11th
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Vinica returned to
Penacook, n H., Tuesday.
Mrs. j. ID. Denison went to Royalton
Monday to spend the day.
Carl Huntington returned Monday from
a hunting trip TO Granville.
Willard Gay went 10 Boston Tuesday
10 spend a week with friends.
Miss Jennie Godfrey, who teaches in
Hartford, spent Saturday here.
Miss Katherine Connolly of Montpelier
spent Sunday with her parents.
DR. W. NJ. Kelly returned Monday from
his months vacation at Lynn, Mass.
Miss Edith Chase OF Mortified spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mary
Webb.
MFR and Mrs. Asa b. Hebard spent sun
day here, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. r.
Tilson.
Mrs. Fred Preston Of STAFFORD has been
guest Of her brother, John Udall, sever
al days lately.
Maud Cleveland, who is working in a
millinery store in Montpelier, spent Sun
! day IN town.
Col. A. b. Chandler left Saturday for
few days with Col.Seward Webb at Shell
burne Farms.
Mrs. ID. n. Coolidge went to Bethel Fri
day TO spend the day with Mrs. Chapman,
q lady ~ years old.
Orson woodcock returned Thursday
from Providence, X. l., where he spent
week with relatives.
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bury yesterday TO spend two weeks with
her daughter, Maud.
Miss Leila Flint has been compelled By
ill-health to discontinue her studies at the
Normal for this year.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Blanchard and
daughter. Helen, left yesterday for New
York 70 visit friends.
+. A. Thatcher arrived Saturday from
Lebanon, y. H., where he had been at
work for two months.
]. W. Atwood went 10 Camp Caspian,
Greensboro, Monday 10 spend week and
look after his property there.
The ladies Of the Book club will meet
next saturday afternoon from three till
five with Mrs. r. +. Priohard
John Darling 81 STAFFORD spent Sunday
with his wife at Jed kendalls. Mrs. Oar
ling has been there five weeks.
Mrs. Emily Taplin and daughter, Flor
ence, OF Washington were guests over Sun
day Of J. NJ. Atwood and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan OF
Thompson's Island, Boston, arrived at ID.
II. Morse's Tuesday for visit.
Miss Bessie Chadwick returned from
Milton Saturday where she had been visit
ing her brother, !. L. Chadwick.
Roy smalley, who had been here and at
Barre for several weeks, left Tuesday for
Hartford, Conn.,, where he has work.
Ezra Phillips Of Leominster, Mass, who
had been q guest Of r. n. Slack and other
relatives here, left for home Monday.
Miss Minnie Snow OF South Royalton,
who had been guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
X. q. Morton, returned home Friday.
Monday morning the stock shipment was
smaller than usual. there being only few
hogs (5c. per I'D and IS calves a to &c.
Mrs. Ncttie Austin, who had been with |
her niece, Mrs. ID. Il. FRssett, two weeks, |
left Friday for her home in Melrose, Mass. |
Rev.F. q. Rainey preached an excellent |
sermon at the Methodist church Sunday 4
morning, his subject being Religious
Coasters
Mrs. Ora II. Goodale and daughter, |
Grace. OF South Royalton and DIR. II. III. /
Hayward OF Tunbridge were guests Satur- /
day at c. w. Hayward's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Wells, with their
son, Emmons, arrived Friday. Mrs. Wells
will spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Junius Barttro.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Oaks Of Hinsdale,
n. H., and Mrs. Bert Tenney OF South |
Rovalton were guests last week OF their
sister, Mrs. Leslie Rumrill.
At the meeting OF Arcadia lodge OF
rrs..,,,,Iara fbfa axsanfng . unarfpriy i
election Of officers viii occur and a special
program viii be presented.
Fred Monkey Of the East village, who cut 1
his finger badly about two months ago, \
had il amputated al the second joint Mon
day. The bone had become slightly dis
eased.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward l.. Wilson OF Kali
amazoo. Mich, with their maid left Mon
day for Concord, ". II. Mr.. Wilson will
enter sanitarium in Nashua for treat
ment.
Prof. J. L. Mann returned TO Hanover,
n. H., Monday after spending several days
here. His class in the Thayer school OF
civil engineering this year Is the largest
ever enrolled.
Ellis Curtis. father OF A. J. Curtis, left
last week for Grand Rapids, Mich, the
home OF his daughter. Mr.. Curtis Is in his
s9th year but did not mind taking the
journey alone.
WI. Roberts, son-in-law Of Lyman
Hutchinson. has been elected cashier Of
the Factory Point National bank at Man
chester Center where he has been assistant
cashier for several years.
Miss Mary 5. Dubois returned to Bur
lington Saturday, the city schools, which
we're closed because OF smallpox, being
reopened Monday, with the exception OF
I he Lawrence Barnes school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Conner and Cashier
" Roberts and wife Of Manchester
and Mrs. J. q. Mann OF Ogdensburg have
spent the past week at the Pam American.
i. a. Mann went from Boston to JOIN
hon, AZ RuffalO