Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-20
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Robert Adams is visiting in Montpelier.
Miss Minnie Smith was in Bethel Mon
day.
J. NJ. Atwood was in South Royalton
! Monday.
j. A. Lucas of Montpelier was in town
Monday.
Hale X. Darling Of Chelsea was in town
Saturday.
The kindergarten opened Monday with
II pupils.
Herbert Parker has finished work for
DIR. Bailey.
Andrew j. Curtis will start truck team
next week.
Mrs. w. B. Wall went to Boston Satur-
day for a weeks stay.
Rev. T. A. Howard preached in Burling-
ton Sunday on supply.
Albert and Fred Hastings spent a few
days in New York recently.
G.. w. Scarf of Burlington was in town
Friday on telephone business.
/ Charles Beedle of Keene, n. H., is visit
ing his brother, Albert Beedle.
/ Miss Nina Carpenter was in Bethel
Monday visiting Mrs. E. A. Sargent.
| Miss Amy Wilson of Bethel spent Sun
| day with her brother, M. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. f. S. McGlaiin OF Mortified is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. b. Eldredge.
Bradford Mcintyre returned to Hanover,
! n. H., after spending short time here.
George J. Prince has given up farming
at Hudson, Mass, and is again in town.
Miss Anna McGIaflin went Tuesday to
Warren where she viii visit few weeks.
Mrs. b. Il. Nickerson of Somerville,
! Mass, visited at William Curtis Tuesday.
Rev. A. L. Cooper celebrated his 18th
birthday Friday by small dinner party.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. e. Il. Brooks Mar. 26, at 2:30 o'clock
The Good Templars will hold a social
/ Thursday evening at Mrs. George Whit
/ ney's.
Miss Lillian Buck went Monday to
Burlington, where she will spend few
days,
CT. Stevens left the first Of the week
/ for Rouses Point, y. Y, on business
I trip.
orson Woodcock returned Saturday
l from w. X. Junction here he had been
at work.
I Fred p. owen Of Vergennes visited at
/ the home Of his niece, Mrs. Frank Wood,
+ last week
DR.. W. S. Curtis returned to Montpelier
Monday after spending Sunday at his
home here.
! A. c. Holman Of St. Adams is elerking
( for a time in the new Colburn Clothing
/ Co.'S store.
Julius Iamson was called to Newport,
VI, Monday as one Of the witnesses in the
4 Fullam case.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent Of Bethel
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Rosa
/ bel Mcintyre.
The W. r. c. will meet with Madam
/ Webb Friday, Mar. 2lst, from to 5. Bring
/ cake or rolls.
I Miss Nina Carpenter of Brookfield is to
assist Miss Ida Battles with her dressmak-
I ing this season.
visited her sister, Mrs. Leslie Rumrill, a
/ few days recently.
G. Z. Iazelle OF White River Junction,
son-in-law of j. NJ. Atwood, was in town
/ Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Florence Culver of Royalton spent
| Tuesday and Wednesday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Laura Clark.
There were no lights Thursday night
because of high water. Most everybody
went TO roost with the fowls.
Miss Lena Ellison Of Bellows Falls was
/ in town the first OF the week, visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Mrs. W. L. Hebard and daughter re-
| turned Monday after weeks visit IN
/ Barre, Montpelier and Roxbury.
The Methodist society held the first
sugar party OF the season Thursday even
/ ing, be proceeds being about sl5.
| Harry Davis OF Hanover. Mass, who bad
] been spending few days at j. b. Ell
/ dredge's, left for Warren Tuesday.
Mrs. Orriu Chamberlin is entertaining
/ her mother, Mrs. Pratt, and sister, Miss
| Kate Pratt of Montpelier this week.
/ Leo Smith did not return to Burlington
as was reported last week and will remain
/ here until after the Easter vacation.
In. Miller has been confined to the
I house the past four weeks with infamma-
/ tory rheumatism. He is now gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Prichard were in
1 Wnliamstown Saturday, where MI.
/ Prichard held a teachers examination.
Ernest Boyce, who has been spending
some time at Eugene Mann's returned to
/ his home In West Brookield Saturday.
Regular communication OF Phoenix
lodge, No. 2S. +. Il A. NJ, Tuesday, March
25. Work on the T.. A. degree is expected.
Miss Mabelle A. Smith and Miss Ethel
! prOHSnr. NOAn OF hoCuteltAs WIZ = AN9Ae "
| Miss Nellie Dickerman a few days recently.
Miss Lora Hutchinson went TO the Bos-
ton markets Monday. She viii be in PEN
acook, \. H., during the millinery season.
Herbert Iearnerd returned to his home
in Boston Monday after spending few
DAYS with his mother, Mrs. George Learn
erd.
George RYDER, Dean Wedgwood and
Holm hanson went to Bethel by boat
Monday, making the trip in less than two
hours.
Dr. Il. o. blanchard and wife and Dr.
w. M. Kelly went yesterday TO attend the
meeting OF the state Dental association at
Rutland.
Jack Ford Of Bristol, Conn, has been IN
town the past week He is locomotive
engineer, with run from Bristol TO
Waterbury.
Charles Tewksbury, formerly with ".
+. hanson, was in town Friday, repre-
spnting the Boston Narnish Go. lie re-
sides al Springfield, Mass.
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