Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-01

AZ wINSIE V. PARKER.
Miss Sadie Kent is dangerously i'll with
appendicitis.
\. L. Boyden was in Tunbridge last Sat
urday on legal business.
Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier is with
his wife this week at Mrs. Holden's.
Richard Damon and wife we're in Pitts
field last week to attend the funeral OF
relative.
Mrs. George Her and Guy Biekford
attended the Wing auction at Bethel
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Hayden has returned home,
having visited several days at Hayden
Gaylord's in Brookfield.
Henry Robinson and wife, who have
been in Barre about six weeks with their
daughter, have returned home.
Pearl Clough has rented the Bean house
where Mrs Hathorne lived for some time
of Geo. D. Hyzer and will soon move there.
At Grace church next Sunday the Rev.
A. Carswell will hold divine service at
10 80 a. m. A cordial invitation is given
to all.
Miss Alice Gilman, who has been an
invalid for many years, was at church last
Sunday for the first time in eighteen
years.
The cut Of ]. B. Adams finger in the
ensilage cutter, mentioned last week, Is
healing rapidly. DR.. Bailey had charge Of
the case.
Ellen Pennock OF Somerville, Mass,
daughter OF Nathan l.. Pennock, called on
friends and acquaintance here the first OF
the week.
Miss Hallgreens, who has worked at the
Maplewood this summer and Is niece OF
Mrs. Price, has closed her work there and
returned TO her home.
r. c. smith and Bert Perry are attend
ing Tunbridge fair this week. Smith
makes and sells hot candy and Perry sells
pop corn and lemonade.
DIR. Moves, wife and daughter, Anna,
went to ChicOpee, Mass, last Saturday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Blanche Nutting.
They expect to be gone about two weeks.
DR.. Henry smalley has thoroughly re-
paired the buildings on the Charles Bat
Ties place that he lately bought OF Loren
Snow and he has a comfortable and pleas
ant place.
Chester Bickford has just sold TO V. 1.
Spear and A. A. Gilman each a Daniels
feed cutter with 20-inch knives. They are
the largest cutters that have ever been
shipped here.
Miss Pierce, the art teacher in the
Normal, gave talk TO the school
last Tuesday on the making OF Indian
baskets She will form class TO instruct
in that line.
Miss Bertha Stone went to Boston Mon
day to resume her studies in college, it
being her second year. Her sister, Grace.
is teaching in Boston and they are to
board together in RoXbury.
The Misses Blanchard OF Arlington.
Mass, Miss Fay Of Lowell and Miss
Harris OF Maiden. Mass, who have been
guests at the Maplewood for several
weeks, returned to their home yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Patterson gave an address
on Wednesday at Bellows Fall before the
state meeting OF the Woman's Branch OF
the Congregational Foreign Missionary
society, and will report the meeting next
Sunday morning at the Congl church.
Mrs. HerreshoH of Providence, II. l., her
daughter and mother, who have been al
the Maplewood the past six weeks, re-
turned to their home yesterday. Mrs.
Herreshoff's husband is brother Of the
WE'LL known yacht builder, builder OF the
famous Reliance that holds the America
cup.
There was a meeting of the citizens at
Normal hall Saturday evening to consider
the arrangements for lecture course here
the coming winter and fill vacancies in
the committee. There was good attend
ance and good interest shown. The COM
mittee as now made up is Prof. Morrill,, j.
b. Adams. Geo. II. Temple, A. E. Edison,
Miss Ella Ferrin, Miss Bessie Holden and
Mrs, A. c. Wells We have had a very
successful course Of lectures for three years
and there is no reasonab bic doubt that we
shall have a good course this year, but
everyone should lend helping hand and
encourage this enterprise. This is our
years entertainment, il will be useful and
enjoyable. II is safe to say that the COM
mittee will do their duty and II the people
do theirs il will be a success.