Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-30
Randolph.


lin Monday.
f. II. Brown of Burlington was here on
business Monday.
f. II. Ketchum was in South Royalton
on business Monday.
p. w. Connolly was in Barre Thursday
and Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Thompson and son
went to Boston Monday.
Rev. W. T. sparhawk preached at the
Congl church in Pittsfield Sunday.
Mrs. c. II. Ingalls, went to Mortified
Friday to remain over Sunday with rela-
tives.
George e. Mann of Quechee visited his
parents here last week, returning home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Allen Of Barre came
Monday to visit at the home OF w. B.
Hebard.
Mrs. Julius Rattee came from Windsor
Saturday TO visit her mother, Mrs. Eli st.
Lawrence.
Mrs. Silas Howard and son of Barnard
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. n. Coolidge.
j. ID. Denison returned from Woodstock
Friday where he had been in attendance
on county court.
NJ. c. Rowellis stock shipment Monday
included Is hogs Is and 5lf) 10 calves (5
and 5le) and cattle.
Miss Carrie Dufur OF Peoria, H., arrived
last Thursday to spend some time with
the family Of II. II. Bailey.
Miss May Cross OF Holyoke, Mass,
comes today TO visit her mother, Mrs.
Asenath Cross, for few days.
j. b. Mcintyre OF the Thayer school Of
civil engineering at Hanover, came Friday
/ for a short stay at his home here.
| An accident delayed the evening local
/ Friday between here and Bethel until
about four o'clock next morning.
Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury slipped and fell
on the walk leading to the Cong'l church
Sunday, dislocating one shoulder.
| Mrs. Bert Simonds Of Hartford came last
week to spend some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Blaisdell.
/ Mrs. J. p. Bagley Of White River june
/ tiou has been a guest this week OF Mrs.
4 Fred Terry and Mrs. George Hutchinson.
Miss Sarah Vaughan OF Bridgeweter, a
niece Of Mrs. J. d. Mitchell, came last
week to spend part Of her vacation here.
Fred J. Scribner, who had been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Vim. st. Lawrence, Tor
a few days, returned 10 Montpelier satur-
day
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OF Boston, came this week 10 spend few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Kelley
Mrs. Z. II. Bruce has returned from Hol-
yoke, where she had been assisting in the
care OF her grandchild, who is now eonva-
descent.
Mrs. Emma Reeds sister, Miss NJ. G.
smith. OF Brookfield, who had been visit
ing her, went to Mortified Saturday for
short stay.
George II. Hoyt entertained over Sunday
his brother, J. F. Hoyt Of Tunbridge, and
his brother-in-law, r. +. Webster OF wal
than, Mass.
John Connolly, whose left arm was am
putated about month ago, was able 10 be
on the street Friday for the first time since
the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Stillman LOOMS returned
from Worcester, Mass, Monday where
they had spent two weeks with their sons,
Derwood and Hobart
Miss Sue Kendall of STAFFORD, who had
been a guest for few days of her COUSIN
Miss Angeline Kendall, returned to God
dard seminary Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Lyons OF Montpelier, who
had been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Simeon Dumas, and other relatives mere,
returned home Saturday.
Joseph and Fred Bower and their sister,
Miss Lena, came from Highga;e last week
and will remain here until saturday,
guests of Alfred Bowers family.
norton of f. f. Saults household
goods were sold at auction Monday, the
balance being shipped to Athol, Mass,
where the family viii go TO live shortly
Drs. Clifford and Russlow removed
cancer from the breast Of Mrs. Ida Batch
elder SUNDAY. Mrs. Batchelder IS quite
comfortable at the home OF +. \. Rising.
Mrs. Alvin Conner Of Manchester came
last week and Mrs. j. @. Mann OF Ogdens-
burg. n. ", arrived Tuesday to spend two
weeks with their parents, Mr.. ana MIS- r.
L. Parsons.
Last Thursday evening merry party oil
eleven couples from the High school en-
loved a straw ride, followed by delight
mi party at the home of Miss May Cone IN
North Randolph.
Those who attended the Fish and Game
banquet at Burlington Thursday were;-
w. B. Wall. III. w. Vail, V. !. spear, NJ, L.
Washburn, Geo. Blodgett, F. E. Dubois
and l.. b. Johnson.
DIR. 5. n. Gould attended the annual
convention of the Vermont Spiritualist as
sociation at Montpelier last week, where
he was elected first vice president ana
member of the board of managers Tor the
coming year
Mrs Jennie Dunbar returned from st.
Iobnsbury Thursday where she was called /
nv the critical illness of her niece, Mrs.
George Barris, who is still in Brightlook
hospital there, but is considered out oil
danger after a serious operation.
Quite a number went to Braintree tri-
dav evening to attend a drama, "Ihree /
Glasses a Day, " and farce presented by /
the Braintree dramatic company, assisted
by II. NJ Totman and Miss Mary huteh-
inson ~ This place. A dance followed.