Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
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Miss Matte NJ. Harding is working al
Q. n. GoYe's.
A party of % enjoyed a day at Fairlee
lake Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Moore is visiting at the home
of John II. Moore.
James s. Morrill, spent Thursday with
friends in Sharon.
Mr.. Alderman Of Vershire was in town
Thursday on business.
The Misses Chandler and guests spent
Wednesday in Hanover.
Haviland Stevenson Of Boston is a guest
at w. NJ. Hatch's residence.
Mr.. Wardner Of New York city was a
recent guest Of James 5. Morrill,.
F. c. Avery and n. P. Morrill, spent a
few days at Fairlee lake last week.
Miss Christine Beyerle OF West Lebanon
was a recent guest at Miss Hatch's.
Raymond Fl. Delano OF waltham, Mass,
is visiting his uncle, A. X. Kittredge.
Mrs. F. c. Avery OF Athol, Mass,
arrived in town Saturday for the summer.
George r. Beyerle Of West Lebanon, n.
H., was in town last week tuning pianos.
Mrs. VIM. P. Stone and daughter, Mar
iory, are visiting relatives in Lyme, n. IL.
Mrs. Hiram Clogston of Vershire has
been visiting friends in town the past
week.
Mrs. EIwyn Young Of Randolph has
been visiting at the Stafford House for a
week.
Mrs. Frank Perry and daughter, Mar
iory, OF Burlington are guests at the Straf-
ford House.
Mrs. Harry Hoyt and two children of
Burlington arrived last week at Mrs. M.
A. Alexander's.
Miss Mabel King of Union Village has
been the guest the past week at the home
Of +. II. Harding.
Roland Levin and Miss Minnie Brown
Of Hanover, n. H., were guests at VIM. p.
Stones Saturday.
Curtis X. Currier left town last week
for his new employment at S%argent's hotel
in West Lebanon.
Mrs. +. r. jerks and son, Richmond,
returned Thursday from a months visit
at Pawtucket, II. j.
There was a social dance given at the
Town hall Monday evening by the young
people, which was much enjoyed.
Charles Webster had the great misfor-
tune TO have his residence on Carpenter
hill burn 10 the ground last Monday.
All ladies interested in the local work
Of the L. b. {. are requested to meet at the
Town hall Friday afternoon for work.
F. c. Avery, ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. and
Mrs, c. F. Avery and A.. ID. Morrill,, went
to their cottage at Fairlee lake Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. L. Udall 60 into camp
at Fairlee lake this week and are accom-
panied by their son, w 5. Udall OF Chess
ter.
Mrs. Emma Aldrich, Mrs. F. Z. Pushee
and son. Fred Pushee, Of Schenectady, n.
Y, arrived Monday as guests at d. c.
Hyde's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Hazelton and
daughters OF Waverley, Mass, arrived Sat
urday evening at the home of Mrs. A. NJ.
Hazelton.
Mrs. r. A. Mosher is assisting at Mrs.
j. H. Moore's during the absence Of Mrs.
Blanche Kendall, who is home on account
OF illness.
Mrs. VIM. Lory and two children, who
have been visiting friends in town. left
Thursday for their home in White River
Junction.
The L. B. c. gave a lawn party on the
grounds Of Dea. n. B. Cobb Friday after
noon, which proved a most pleasant social
affair. About a hundred were in attend
ance and the net proceeds front the ice
cream and cake on sale amounted to IA.
The Old Home Week association met
Tuesday evening at the Town hall and
voted to observe the week. The following
officers were elected President, VIM. X.
Sanborn; vice presidents, j. W. Tyson, Jr.,
and Edmund Mcintyre; secretary, Mrs.
Il. NJ. F. Chandler; treasurer, DR.. Seth z.
Chandler; executive committee, 5. b.
Buell., H. l.. Hatch, VIM. H.. Kendall,
James S. Morrill, and George M. Moore.
There is to be an entertainment at the
Town hall this evening under the auspices
the Ladies' Benevolent Circle. TIT pro-
gram Will consist of readings and whist
ling solos by Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend
Of Chelsea, a tenor solo by l.. c. Hazelton
Omaha, Neb., a bass solo by Rev. B. T.
OF Scarborough-on-H Hudson, a
quartet by Mrs. F. {. Avery, Mrs. +. X.
jerks and Messrs. Hazelton and Marshall,
a piano solo by Miss Hatch and vocal
duet by Mrs. jerks and Mr.. Hazelton.
are cordially invited.