Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11

n H., visited here from Friday until |
Monday.
Mrs. Emily stockwell OF Rochester and
Mrs. Sarah Knott Of Byron, H., we're with
Rev and Mrs. George o. Howe from SAT-
urday until Monday.
The Abbott-Flint estate chancery hear
ing adjourned Friday until the 10th. Mr..
Abbott claims title to the property in
question by virtue OF purchase.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, with her son. Walter
smith, Of Orlando, Fla, and her daughter,
Mrs. 4. p. Thayer, was in Bethel Tuesday
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stearns.
Mrs. Anna Chase, whose vacation OF
three weeks was spent in Bethel and RAN
dolph, Is again at DR.. Wizards in Bur-
lington, going from here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Howard, their
son, Charles, Jr., and their daughter,
Blanche OF Maiden. Mass, were enter
tained last week at F. Z. Copeland's.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Chadwick came home Satur-
day from the Mary Hitchcock hospital at
Hanover, \. H., where she had been un-
dergoing treatment that proved very BEN
eficial.
Willard Holman left Saturday for Bur-
/ lington, where he will spend the three
weeks intervening before the opening o.
| the University Of Vermont, OF which he IS
| a student.
r. B. Thomas. F. Z. Dubois, w. II.
Clark and a guest OF the latter, Claire
/ Hooker Of New Haven, Conn, went Mon
day to Highgate Springs for few days
shooting.
Mrs. j. Y. Storrs and two children,
guests OF Mrs. Storrs' sister, Mrs. ii. IL.
| Goodwin, for several weeks, are now at
their home in Ware, Mass, leaving here
Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap and her daughter
! in-lsw, Mrs. George BurDap, after spend
ing three weeks with Deacon and Mrs. w.
F. Howard, went back Friday to fitch-
burg, Mass.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Bigelow, Mrs.
Efie Tilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
I Tilton OF Chelsea, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Harriet Mcbride and other friends IN
this vicinity.
Rufus r. Root OF Newport, for a num-
Der Of years conductor on the Central
Vermont railroad in the early days OF the
road, has been visiting Rev. and Mrs Geo.
o. Howe lately.
The stock shipment from this station
Monday was as follows: SiNty-nlne hogs
Zee. 10 6lc1, calves i5c. 10 &C.,, - sheep
and lambs sheep &C., lambs DEL ana car
load OF cows, valued at 30 apiece
The grange meeting Saturday evening
viii begin at Z o'clock, and Mock court
will furnish entertainment. The hnal re-
besrsal FOR the court will be held Friday
evening IN Grange hall at O'Clock.
Mrs. S. S. Clark has gone to the Boston
millinery markets for a week or more ana
the trimmer she is to have tins season.
Miss King of Middlebury, is working TINS
month in wholesale millinery house IN
. New York.
Mrs. L. c. White and daughter o.
Windsor, Mrs. 4. NJ. Chandler, Mrs. w
B. Gates, Miss Dorothy and Master hand
Ter Gates and Mrs. Guy Loudon OF Bur
iingtop were guests Of DIR. and Mrs. II. II
Mcintyre over Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. y. S. Morgan and two
children, who had been at Edwin Nor
I gan's for the usual summer vacation re-
turned 10 New York saturday. Mrs. MOT
gan and the children came the first OF july
; and the doctor the first Of August.
E Harry L. Ford. who has lately opened an
Office IN Barre for the Equitable Lie IN
= snrance company Of New York, spent I
!, dav or two last week in Randolph, whici
Il In the territory covered by ms agency
i. Master Wesley Sawyer, with the aid o
Z two boys stopping at Edwin Morgan
built in two trees in his fathers pasture,
fine large playhouse niteeh te ~, a. 49, !,
5 ground Friday some miscreant SCI nre =
e Il, burning up the house and its contents
Orson woodcock went Monday {
. Montpelier to work at ms TRACE ~ oa N
I nepter on the Smile house being Dun
!, There. 80 strong is the labor sentiment u
9 me Capital Just at present that Mr.. WOOD
cock had 10 ioin the union before u
= could begin work.
! Mrs. E. O. Blanchard and daughter
y Helen, Mrs Margaret Gay, WIZARD Gay
Miss Naurine Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
/. Beedle were among those attending IN
: reception given Mrs. Sarah chapman y
=, Bethel saturday on her one
birthday anniversary.
n The voung people OF the grange par
re M and Mrs. N. NJ. Totman an uneXpec1
ie cd visit Friday night, and in the course Q
the evening brought forward very hana
n come desk as gift for the newly marrle
3 cour,le About twenty were present, an
/ me occasion was made delightful socla
gathering.
- Digging potatoes has become a genera
! occupation among people afflicted Win
Il Garden. the work being hurried q lllll
because the tubers show tenoehoy ~ 49, -
in the ground. After keeping the garden
"a er busy hoeing and bugging all suinihel
le resienea to the fact that only by the sWea
N "a M brow and a crick in his back can
eat sspraties.m the aggravating proou'
r seizcs upon rot as a last resort IN cheatih
y his care and vigilance. Al eNPe 49,.
re counted and time spent in their nurtui
recloned at non-union wages, potail.o'
J. raised IN garden are worth about %
Is bushel.
D. In response to a general invitation e
tended hy Henry C,ssSoper, the reIres '..
70 tative-elect OF Randolph-a very arg ,lu.l
y ber III his friends visited him al ms hon ~.
n last Thursday evening 10 congratulisti,e M
on his success at the polls. kepu55iiTS -,
Drohibitionists, local optionists ana zen ~
y aerats. and not few ladies made up tl
u nartv. All received the same eoralal "
n Come at the hands Of Mr.. soper, MI
Soner and their CORPS Of assistants.
n me dining room, very nice reiresh iii ..ll
d, ~ ice cream. cake, lemonade etc; W. W
n, served bv Misses Mary Morse. MAUD ~
erson ana Hazel Fairbanks. On the Jaw
.ir ne Green Mountain band discourse9 go
: r,nsic. japanese lanterns ana el se.l
= iiSbts. strung from tree TO tree, illu NINA
% ii Inc scene. Mr.. Soper received M M
= besrtv cheers. and made his acknoWleag
ment in few words