Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11


fair last week.
Mrs. Sophronia Ordway is visiting in
South Royalton'
Mrs Eulie Dutton Lane returned to
Boston Saturday.
A. II. Powers and wife spent Thursday
and Friday at Randolph.
M Washburn and .wife OF Randolph
Center were in town Saturday.
Edward A, Davis and family OF Bethel
spent SUNDAY at George L. Slows.
rassius Melendy and wife OF STAFFORD
visited at Mrs. jeanette Clark's Friday.
r II. Adams, Jr., has traded his pair Of
white bob-tailed horses TO Z. p. Dickin-
son.
Mrs. Ellen S. Cooley Is spending few
weeks with her cousin, William Garfield,
at Fairlee.
Mrs. HIP. Richardson and Miss Lena
Richardson OF STAFFORD visited at +. j.
Titus Friday.
Mrs. Cheney McAllister went to her
home at Washington Saturday to remain
through the fair.
Dr. and Mrs. f. l.. Beckwith are at Lake
Morey this week, the guests OF Col. and
Mrs. &. s. Emery.
school in New Bedford, Mass, returned to
her work Saturday.
Geo. A. Tracy has bought the grocery
store Of c. o. Slack in Tarbell block and
took possession last night.
Miss Bernice Rouelle, at Richard Ken
nedy's, has been having severe time with
quinsy sore in her throat.
Mrs. +. j. Titus went TO Claremont,
n. r., Saturday, where her sister, Nellie,
is very low with consumption.
Ralph +. Walker has gone to Middle
town, Conn. where he is studying for the
ministry at Wesleyan University.
Mrs. David Knight Of West Fairlee and
Mr. Louisa Washburn OF Manchester,
n H., are visiting at j. X. Darling's.
seth f. Mills returned TO Lynn, Mass,
last week. lie has been spending the
summer with his uncle, j. b Atwood.
Hon. and Mrs. John B. Bacon and son,
Edward, are az Saratoga Springs, y. u, /
for their annual sojourn Of two weeks.
Miss Emily Kingsbury OF Cambridge. 4
Mass. is at the home Of her parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. h. A. kinsbury, on the West /
hin.
Miss Alice Cranes Of Cambridge, Mass, /
who has been al the Orange County hotel \
the past three weeks returned home sat
Wday.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson has gone 10 her
home in Burlington. She was accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Miss Eunice
M0ultOn.
g. ". Batcheldor Of STAFFORD has been
in town again for q few DAYS sharpening
shears and razors by his new and improv-
"a method
Albert Fuller has moved bis family TO
Hyde Park, Mass, where be works His
family has lived on South Main street the
past two years.
Miss Choreno o. Barnes left Tuesday 10
attend school al kimball Union academy,
Neriden, \. H.. where she has been the
past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Peters went to
keene, n. H., yesterday 70 visit their son,
=. A. Bradbury. From there they go 70
Boston for ten days.
Miss Ethel George, who works in the
family OF j.. b. Bacon. Is al home for
two weeks vacation while Mr.. Bacon's
family are At Saratoga.
Mrs. Lucy A. Bcckwith was up 10 the
village Saturday for the first time since
Old Home week by reason Of falling down
the courthouse stairs.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Church left Saturday for
Springfield. Mass, via Boston, and VIII /.
remain few days with her brother, 4. Is.
Carpenter, at Someryille.
Mrs. A. Il. Carpenter and children, who !
have been spending July and August al
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turned to Somerville, Mass, saturday
r. NJ. seaver Of Washington was here
Monday, having come for has motheI'
Mrs Zeruah Seaver, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sisters IN town.
There is to be town basket picnic in
Charles Hopkins woods, saturday, sep
tember 10Th. Music, swings, etc, for
entertainment Everybody bring
basket.
Rev James b. Richardson OF Nershire
has left for his consulship in Honduras.
Mr.. Richardson was elsssmate OF Ut.
Vim. II. Davis in Dartmouth college,
class "a.
Kari w. waterson, an employe Of the
American Telegraph and Telephone 20.
az Boston, who has been at the hotei tor
the past two weeks, returned 70 boston
Saturday afternoon.
There was a meeting OF the Orange
County Medical society at Orange county
hotel Tuesday. The next meeting OF the
society will be held at the same pace
first Tuesday in December.
The ladies OF the Benevolent society viii
serve a bean dinner at the Cong ehursn
psrlors Wednesday, the nth, from L TN
o'clock. The usual good dinner may DC
expected. You are invited to Try ~
DIR. s. n. Goss, DR.. Euclid Fish snd
Walter 5. Goss went to Lake Dunmore:
near Middlebury, Monday for ten aays
camping. They were accompanied Dy
Amos Lamb and DIR. f. j. Fish OF south
koyalton.
J.. A r. Corwin & SON have just
sacked 1895 pounds Of wool and paid ior
the same s2g12sl from Ice. to isc. per
pound The week before they shippeS5
about 1900 pounds from Barre anu
Plainheld.
II. c. Edgerton, son Of {. A. Edgertoh'
cashier Of the Mortified National nans'
j. expected to take Cashier Matsls9.n
place at the Orange County bank during
Mr.. Mattison's legislative sojonrn ~
Montpelier.
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