Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Storrs and two chill
dren of Ware, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Storr's sister, Mrs. II. II. Goodwin.
Lucius Butterfield and his sister
Blanche, of Braintree were with then
aunt, Mrs. c. Z. Wyman, yesterday.
Miss Helen Miller, who has returned
from the summer school in St. Adams, is
to teach in Franklin the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Prichard are enjoy
ing a carriage drive through Orange eoun-
ty and attending teachers examinations.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy E. Loudon, who had
been spending a week at DR.. II. H. McIn-
tyres, went back to Burlington Tuesday.
People staying in town for the summer,
or any part OF it, are invited to make use
| OF the public library while they are here.
Mrs. G. 0. Howe and Mrs Emma Reed
| attended the Handkerchief bazar at the
Methodist church in Rochester last week.
Lester Newton, who has a position in a
drug store in Boston, il passing a vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac New
ton.
Miss May Bradish OF Maiden, Mass.
who came Saturday to spend month here.
went Monday to Mortified for a few
days.
Miss Lois Smith, who has been passing
the summer in Bethel, was in Randolph
Tuesday, calling on relatives ano old
friends.
A party Of seven of the guests at Mrs.
II. w. Tewksbury's, with Miss Mary
Tewksbury, went to Williamstown Springs
Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Roberts of Manchester Cen
ter arrived Tuesday and Will pass a month
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Hutchinson.
Miss Winnifred Chadwick left yesterday
for two weeks vacation in Que bee. where
she will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
L. Penniman.
Miss Mary Greenleaf Of East Brookheld.
George White and Miss Ida DeLaurie of
Springfield, Mass, were recent visitors at
K. l.. Whites
Mrs. Henry Manchester and children OF
Mechanicsville, y. Y, who are staying at |
the Valley farm, went Saturday TO Bur-
lington for few days.
Mrs. c. j. Allen of Winchester, Mass. |
was the guest Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. |
III. Joslyn, who are now entertaining Miss /
Beth Bisbee Of that city.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed |
by Almon T. Morse, whose liabilities are /
given as e3l3.0s, and assets as 800, all Of /
which is claimed exempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Dubois reached d.
hbAAt TINS HlofuluE lIbul tidUoNtE. ~ H.. /
where Mr.. Dubois has been in the hospi- I
tai for the past three weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis and son. /
CLAYTON, OF Natick, Mass, who had been |
at Waitstield, stopped at Charles Thurs |
tons Saturday over one train.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter, Daisy. |
of South Royalton were with Mrs. J. l.. /
Pitkin over Sunday. Miss Grace Pitkin /
them accompanied on their return home.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting and daughter. who /
had been visiting Mrs. Nutting's parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Newton, returned |
to their home in Littleton, y. H., Tuesday. /
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter, Miss |
Annie, left yesterday for their home in 1
Chicopee, Mass. Mrs. Moves expects to be /
here again later in the season for short 4
time.
Mrs. &. w. Carlisle has found in her 1
garden dahlis with two perfect blossoms 4
grown as closely together as the Siamese 1
twins-a curious freak in the horticultural 1
world.
Rev. DIR. Jutten. pastor Of the Baptist |
Temple at Fall River, Mass, and Mrs. Jut-
ten and Miss Martha Bredeen Of salem,
Mass, are recent arrivals at II. W. Tewks-
bury's.
The grange meeting will commence at
Z 80 next saturday evening instead Of at
lA4t usual NUuGs ON account OF the lulAla- 3
ton and there being long list OF names
to ballot on.
Mrs Adolph Obrig Of New York, guest
az Montague Place, started for the White
Mountains yesterday and was accompanied 4
as far a. White River Junction by Miss
Clara Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hutchinson were
called TO Lebanon, y. H., last week by the
death Of Mrs. hutchinsons mother, Mrs.
W hitcomb, which occurred Friday after a
long Illness from consumption.
L. P. Booth left Tuesday for Brattleboro,
where he viii take charge Of the Howe
studio for about three weeks during the
absence Of the proprietor. Mrs. Booth
will attend to the studio here while her
husband IS away.
j. p. Wells has a bunch Of alfalfa on ex-
hibitlun in the postoffice that came from
small field Of this western fodder on his
farm. he thinks the soil Of Vermont is
vel suited to alfalfa and intends to raise
more Of q crop Of il next year.
H. Z. Williams came from Hartford.
Conn, Friday to Join his wife, no has
been staying with her mother. Mrs. Ellen
Young. Monday they went to Barre.
where their little son has been visiting
Mrs. Williams sister. Mrs. K. NJ. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. stimets started sat
urday on a two weeks trip. going first TO /
White River junction. then TO New Hav-
en-. Conn.,, and Glen Cove, y. Y. crossing
by boat to Boston and stopping at South /
Framingham. Mass, on their way home
Lightning struck in the village during
the storm Friday and killed fifteen chick
ems for NJ. n. Wilson. ESQ. They were 4
found near an iron pipe that probably act
ed a. a conductor. One corner of the barn
az Mr.. Wilson's also was q little scorched.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle, Mr.. and Mrs.
" E Lamson. Misses Grace and Gail lam