Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-20

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day on business trip.
Misses Fannie Prince and Ella Kelly
were in White River junction over Sun
day.
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood visited her daughter,
Mrs. Amsden, in Sharon Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard and Miss
Esther George spent Tuesday in Mont
pelier.
Miss Eugene Bancroft Of New York
is the guest OF Mrs. Ellen and Miss Maud
Blanchard.
Mrs. Anna Rabbit, a guest at w. G..
Emerson's, went back to Campton, n. H.,
Saturday.
Miss sibyl Carr of Waterbury is staying
for an indefinite time with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Mary Carr.
+. X. Jones and his daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Prince, OF Mortified were at NJ. J.
Montgomery's Monday.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped TO Boston Monday
the following stock:-25 calves (ie to 80,
IS hogs (5lc), 40 lambs l33c to 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope Of Springfield,
former residents OF this place, have a
daughter some two or three weeks old.
j Mrs. Asa Jones Of Braintree, returning
/ from Lowell Mass, stopped here Friday
/ 10 see her daughter, Miss Linnie Jones.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence 5. Booth and
/ Mrs. Heber r. Holman have been visiting
I Mr.. Booths father, William Booth, in
I Newport, y. II.
Mrs. Laura Metcalf, who had been pass
ing month with her cousin, Mrs. A. B.
Fish, returned to her home in Barton
Landing Saturday.
Miss Josephine Edison, who had been
spending week with her auut, Mrs. Har-
riet Mcbride, went TO her home in Leba-
non, \. H., Tuesday.
A daughter was born Monday to DR.. |
and Mrs. II. III. Hayward OF Tunbridge
and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Hayward OF Randolph.
Mrs. George ID. Wood and little son |
have moved here from Hartland and are
occupying the upper tenement IN the Ken
drick house on Pleasant street.
Arthur Bean, with the Kirksville, Mo-,
osteopath football team, played at keo-
kuk, Iowa, recently, the osteopaths de-
feating the needles Of that place q TO o.
The Cooperative creamery paid 25le a
pound for butter fat during October and
made 2S, 225 pounds OF butter. The Brig
ham creamery paid 26le for butter fat
Hon. George Tracy OF South Hero,
member OF the present Senate, and his
sister, Miss Clara, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Tracy from Thursday TO Mon
day.
Mrs. soper Briggs and her daughter,
Mrs. Granger, have moved from the Wal
colt house on Prospect avenue 10 the
upper part Of A. \, Hayes house on Maple
street.
Miss Lucie c. Wall is home from James,
town, South Dakota, TO which place she
accompanied her aunt, Mrs. +. ID. Strong,
and her cousin. Miss Eunice Flint, IN Sep
TENDER.
Miss Lillian Adams of Barnard was the
guest Friday and Saturday OF Mrs. Anna
Adams. going from here to the Center
with party Of Normal friends TO spend
Sunday.
Miss Ida Bowley, who was called here
by the illness of her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. {
Kilburn. returned to her home in New
port, n. H., Friday, leaving Mrs. kilburn {
convalescent. l
Mrs. Byron Goodwin went to Wolcott
Monday to accompany home her mother,
Mrs. Sheldon, who has been with her son
during the summer and fall but will pass
the winter here.
The old steeple on the Christian church, /;
which was becoming unsafe, is being re-
placed by a new one TO conform IN style OF
architecture 10 the two small towers over ;
the front Of the building.
Mrs. L. c. Drew and her sister, Miss I
Lettie Bailey, were in Barre Saturday. TO !
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morse, Mr.,
Morse being now connected with the I
Abbott dry goods store OF that city.
Mrs. Ira A. Rice, who went TO Simsbury,
Conn, some nine weeks ago to see her IA
Their, who was very sick, has been pros
trated herself with an attack Of pneumo-
MIA, from which she is at present gaining.
+. ]. shattuck Of Norwood, Mass, man
ager of the well-known Morrill, Ink COM
pany, with ms wife, stopped here Satur-
uay on the way from Montreal TO remain
over Sunday with his uncle, f. A. Shat
tuck.
Miss Nellie Ploof, who had been keep
ing house for her sister, Mrs. g. A. Pear
son, for nearly four months, went TO Bur-
lington Saturday TO stay through the win
ter. Mrs. J. q. Stedman of Bristol takes !
her place with Mrs. Pearson, who is in I
feeble state of health. II
The "Finnigans Fortune" company I
Of Mortified played to rather small :
house Monday night. The piece was !
not a particularly strong one, but the
parts were very well taken. There were {
about fifteen couples at the dance follow
ing the entertainment. VI