Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02

South Royalton.
Miss Jennie Godfrey, who is teaching in
Hartford, was home over Sunday.
r. A. Thomas went Tuesday TO visit the
New York markets for few days.
Mrs. Mary Hickey OF MinevIlle, n. Y,
was recent guest at Mrs. Mary Carr's.
NJ. c. Rowell shipped Monday morn
ing ten hogs &c., and Il calves (4c. to
54e.).
Rev. A, L. Cooper preached last Sunday
in the Methodist church at Enosburgh
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Wells were called to
Essex Friday to attend the funeral Of a
cousin, Samuel Bliss.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. w. B. Wall Wednesday afternoon,
Oct s, at 2.3O o'clock.
Mrs. b. NJ. Kicker returned 10 Groton
Monday after a weeks stay at the home Of
her son, b. +. Kicker.
NJ. {. Rowell is placing about forty
cows on his farm, carried on by {. +.
White and is also building silo.
On account OF a rush in business, j. w.
Atwood is temporarily assisting Salisbury
Bros. In bookkeeping and office work.
Mrs. w. b. Avery and two children Of
Campton, y. H., came Friday 10 visit her
father, +. +. Emerson, and other relatives
in the place.
George Reed has moved from the
Morton place near the Green Mountain
Stock farm, 10 J. W. Gabrielle's house
on Weston street.
NJ. A. Owen OF Lebanon, n. H., came
Monday 10 spend few days with friends
in town, going from here to Burlington TO
visit his grandchildren.
Miss Agnes Dunbar OF South Royalton
visited her mother, Mrs. Flora Dunbar,
at Or. II. II. Mclntyres last week from
Wednesday 20 Saturday.
Miss Clara Dame viii join the G. A. r.
excursion TO Washington, ID. c., saturday
and remain for q month in that city as the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker.
Miss Jennie Howard picked some ripe
straw berries on the hill at the end OF Park
street last Thursday, Sept. Is, but hardly
enough for a boarding house shorteake
even.
Frank L. Bowman, station agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee a 81. Paul railroad at
Roscoe, South Dakota, is with bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Bowman, arriving sat
urday.
Miss Eta Chamberlain. who teaches
In the Union school at Montpelier. was
at home over Sunday to be with her
father, Increase Chamberlain, on his
Goth birthday.
Mrs. HE. sharpe. with her son, Har-.
old, and her guest, Mrs. W. b. witty OF
BROOKLYN, y. ". spent Sunday in New
port, y. H., with her mother and brother,
Mrs. Micah and Clarence Mann.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting, who was called
here Monday OF last week by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. j. v. Newton, went back
to Littleton, y. H., Friday, leaving Mrs.
Newton ia a very comfortable condition.
Hugh Wilson, who has a position with
the Central Vermont Railway company al
81 Adams. and Charles Wilson, who is
teaching In West Braintree, were the
guests OF their brother, NJ. NJ. Wlson,over
Sunday.
Mrs. W. r. Clark, who occupied L. p.
Thayeris house on Highland avenue
during the summer, returned SATURDAY
to her home in New Haven, Conn, where
tie rest of the family had preceded her
several days before.
Burnell 4 Totman, florists, have issued
an attractive booklet descriptive OF the
high grade bulbs and house plants Tor iali
and winter 10 be found at their well-hlled
Green houses The list is long one ana
contains some very choice flowers.
Mrs. J. Ray Sargent, after stay OF six
weeks and Mrs, f. p. Webster, after one
Of four. with Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. sargent
and other friends in town, returned rri-
dav to their respective homes IN North
Hayerhill, n. H., and Pennington, Conn.,
ME-. Preston is building circular ad-
dition at the southeast corner OF MS mouse
on school street to enlarge the parlor ana
the front chamber above. The addltloh
mas conical root and a piazza is being eN-
tended from il across the entire ell OF the
house.
Az Harvest Home and Rally day ser
vice in Bethel Gilead last Sunday, heI. r
a. Rainey had in his congregation MISS
Nancy Townshend, who passed her sIst
birthday anniversary last December anu y
as bright and active as those many years
her junior.
Miss Sarah Ciriswold Of Brattleboro was
he vuest OF her brother, Frank Griswold'
last week from Thursday until saturday.
stonping here on her way from the CON
yention OF the Vermont Branch OF lne
Noman's Board of Missions, at barre, 10
which she was a delegate.
PIP. Caproni, manufacture OF s.asu
cites, o. BrogI, proprietor Of res'a SasIar
an - postdn. arrived Wednesday OF last
81 - and we're al the Red Lion Inn nntll
sa,nrdav when Messrs. Brogi ana IRA
,,,ss1, vent hack to Boston, Mr.. Capronl
remaining until Tuesday
Miss Nellie 'Dickerman, who has oeen
acting as bookkeeper IN tne lI a.n;ra
office at White River Junction eru at,irs
the summer, finished work Ineie i.s ~
dav and after spending sunday MIL Isli- ne
,,agents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DieAer-