Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-23

returned to Lynn, Mass. -.
/ 2 Miss Jennie Godfrey came home Friday
night from her school at Hartford and
remained over Saturday. 2,
Mrs. Mary McCrillis went to Hardwick
| Friday to see her mother, of whose ILL
ness she had receivedlword.
Mrs. Nellie (sibley) shurtlef arrived
last Thursday from Austin, Tex, on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish.
Mrs. ReubenI Dodge. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury, returned to
her home in Hayerhill, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Helen Page of Minneapolis, Mimi,
/ who had been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. A. Thomas, went to Concord, y. H.,
Friday.
Mrs. Emma f. Davis, who is nation Of
the Methodist seminary at Montpelier,
was the guest Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Atwood
William 5. Wood and his daughter,
/ Miss Myrtle, came home Monday from
| Boston, where they had been to attend the
WoOd-Seyey wedding.
w. W. Jones is building an addition.
/ i4X24 feet, to the northwest side OF his
house to enlarge the parlor and dining
room and the chambers above.
Cadet Lieutenant John Bird Of Norwich
university was here from Mortified FRI
! uAN anu went 10 10AAu h0AHAIQu 10 look
up students for the institution.
5. V. Holman, who bought the last one
OF the old buildings on the Kimball Pub
lie library property, is engaged in tearing
it down and carrying of the lumber.
Mrs. Z. A. Upham is passing a week or
more Ia Boston and Auburndale, Mass,
visiting a former pastor, Rev. Samuel
Dyke, and family at the latter place.
George A. Pearson, who went to Bur-
lington last Thursday, came back Monday
with his wife, who had been a patient at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for nine weeks.
Rev. f. W. Hazen of Middletown made
short stay at Cedar Park recently, having
travelled over fifty miles on his wheel to
visit former parishioners and old friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. II. Ingalls, and her mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Pearson, went Friday to Mortified,
The latter returning Saturday with her
daughter, Miss Jessie, who came down
from Montpelier to stay over Sunday.
+. A. George, who not long ago sold
his blacksmith shop to J.. &. Drew, has
bought an interest in the business of
l.. G. Erskine and formed a partnership
with him at the blacksmith shop on
Weston street.
Rev. Rufus Hayden OF Sac City. Iowa,
who had been spending a few days in
his sister, Mrs. A. r. Crandall, to Ran
dolph Friday and was a guest at +. I. /
Salisbury's until Monday, when he
started for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heindl and son of |
Boston, who had been spending the /
summer with Mrs. Heindlis father, W. ID, /
Wright, on the Lille farm, returned TO I
the city Monday, Mr.. Heindl beginning |
another musical season as tiutist in an |
orchestra.
Mrs. Francis Henry Caffin announces |
the marriage OF her daughter, Mabel /
Blanche, 70 Edward Lobdell Jennings /
Wednesday, the 18th, at Hyde Park, 1
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings are 10 be I
At Home Wednesdays in the month Of
December at n Prospect street, Water |
bury, Conn.
The Goth annual meeting OF the Vermont |
Bible society was held in Montpelier last /
week, Rev. Dir. A. l.. Cooper, president OF 1
the society, presiding. Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year, DR.. Cooper being 1
again chosen president, and reports were
made showing that the society had raised ,
the past year 500 for use in the Philip /.
pines and has balance Of 500 in the
treasury.
a thrifty Madeira vine at L. T. Spar
hawks has pushed its way between the /
putty and glass Of a window and grown
discrimination 10 overcome obstacles and /
get around difficulties i'm the way of larger |
growth might serve as the theme of a great 1
moral discourse. with a catchy title, en-
c0uaging people not TO be putty bound in I
their endeavors
Mr. and Mrs. Appleton Mcintosh gave .
reception Saturday evening in honor Of |
their son ana his briQe, Mr. and Mrs. ,
Ernest a. Mcintosh. who were married /
" ednesday OF last week. I'm spite Of the 4
furious storm about 80 people were present I
and were delightfully."- entertained IN an |
informal manner. Refreshments q cake, I
coffee. doughnuts and apples were served, /
and the Young couple were made the /
recipients 81 some very handsome gifts. I
Mrs. El0ridge Holman. on rising early .
one morning lately, called 70 Mr.. Holman \
that the cattle were out and he, going 20
investigate, found a herd Of seven deer ~ .
an enclosure near the barns. None OF