Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-17

NAAAAN DOAFE anu ADDlE avery
went to Waterbury Monday, where they
are to be attendants in the state hospital
Tor the insane.
Carl Huntington went to Mortified
MONDAY 70 take up work preparatory to
the coming year at Norwich University
! which begins next week.
Miss Olive Sargent is taking the week
from duty in Bell Bros. store and will
pass portion of it in Warren, the guest
OF Miss Bernice Greenwood.
Miss Georgia White is taking a rest of
Two or three weeks from duty as local re-
porter for the HERALD, a part of which
she IS spending in Rochester.
Arthur A. Dole of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
/ Is visiting Richard Wiswall at Meadow
view, coming here from Ogunauit. Me-,
where be had spent the summer.
Miss Clara Burnham returned Monday
| to Concord, n. H., where she is employed
/ In ladies' furnishing store. after spend
/ ing three weeks with her mother.
Llewellyn seaver came up Sunday morn =
| ing from Boston and returned Monday, ac-
companied by his son, Nelson, who had
spent several weeks at 7. j. Adams.
Mrs. G. H. Manchester returned Satur-
day to her home in South Royalton after
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Brookheld, and at A. B. Manchester's.
J. r. Newcity has moved from the tene-
meni IN Clarence Mann's house on Gem
trail street 10 the one in the Bradish house
on :, n street vacated by Mrs. Nettie
Noble.
A new wooden bridge is being built for
the highway near the Lille place in the
vicinity Of Beanville TO replace the large
stone culvert laid last year which went
out this spring.
The locomotive on the stock train broke
down above this station Monday morning
and the train had to be pushed into this
station by the morning mail, delaying the
latter 80 minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parsons and baby,
Frances, went back to New York Friday.
Mr. Parsons spent a two weeks vacation
in town, but his wife and child had been
here since last April.
DR.. c. j. Rumrill went last week to take
six weeks course OF lectures in the New
York Post Graduate School OF Medicine.
Mrs. Rumrill and child are visiting a sis
ter in Lowell, going Monday.
Henry Lewis left Monday for a few days
visit in Boston, going the last Of the week
10 New York 10 visit Erwin 5. WhitcOmb.
Saturday be sails for Porto Rico, where be
is to teach English the coming year.
Miss Lucille, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Wheeler Of White River juno
ton, has entered Mount Holyoke college,
and her sister, Miss Marjorie, IS attending
Vermont academy at Saxtons River.
Mrs. c. H. Ingalls, went Saturday to
Northheld after taking few days needed
rest at her home here. Mr.. Ingalls, moth.
er, for whom she has been caring in
Mortified, continues about the same.
Mrs. ". A. Tewksbury returned satur-
dav from a several weeks visit at York
Beach. Boston and Gofistown, n, II. She
was accompanied BY Mrs. Thomas Little
Of Concord, \. H., who will visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Tewksbury re-
turned Saturday from their wedding trip
10 Boston and New York. They Will oc-
cupy the Ernest Fish house on Prospect
av6nue recently purchased BY Mrs. 9. 9.
Howe.
Landlord Hayward has had the sample
room In rerr Of the Inn Office divided into
two sleeping apartments which are 10 be
used by his family, releasing other rooms
that are needed for the accommodation OF
boarders and guests.
A number OF couples from here attended
the dance at Braintree Friday evening
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yiolinist. to aid him in the purchase Of a
glass eve to replace the optic destroyed by
an accident last spring.
Two carloads OF lumber, window frames,
shingles. etc, were shipped from here the
hrst OF the week for the summer houses to
be built at South Hero for VIM. Tracy and
sam. Mccullough. J, NJ. Holman and F.
A. Hobart have gone TO do the work.
A widows pension Of 80 has lately been
granted to Mrs. NJ. j. Montgomery; Geo.
Thurston has received an increase 10 81; a
SPANISH war pension of 6 has been grant
"a TO Phil Howes OF Mortified. All these
were secured through the gency Of ]. (.
Eldredge.
Miss Martha Smith, who had been
spending the summer with her niece, Mrs.
Il. J. KimbRll, at Montague Place, return
ed Monday to Brooklyn, y. Y. She is in
moor health and was accompanied by Col.
kimball, who will return the latter part
OF the week.
This is a big big potato year. The
hers lust I'll the ground and are OF un-
usual size. From one hill on II. v.
Fletcher's farm Riley Robinson secured IL
potatoes that weighed 10 lbs, 5 ozs. A.
W. Osgood raised y potatoes in his held
that weighed Isl lbs. and one that weigh
ed IDS. anu ~ uLs. W ho bNot9
Dennison Brown of Mortified came
Monday to the Sanitarium and that after
noon Dr. j. p. Clifford, assisted by DR.. L.
a Russlow removed an eye for him. He
h doing nicely. Mrs. Brown IS stopping
81 4 d. Hendricks while Mr.. Brown re-
mans al the Sanitarium. Mrs. Laura
Thresher was operated on at the Sanitar-
ium Friday.
Mrs. Della Tilson, daughter, Mary, and
adonted daughter, Fannie Bass, came FRI
dav from Middlesex and stopped over sun
dav with Mrs Mary Holbrook. Monday,
Mis- MARY went to Trenton, y. j., TO re-
sume teaching in a school for the deal.
Mr.. Tilson and Fannie are stopping un-
iii next week with E. L. Bass. when Miss
Bass will return to school at Northampton,
Mass.
The program committee Of the Randolph
Womans' Literary club give tea on
saturday afternoon at the home OF Miss
saxtop. Invitations have been issued TO
ne club mem ers and their friends and a
pleasant social meeting is anticipated. / ne
regular work for the year begins oct. 81
MS being only an Introductory meeting az
which ali will have opportunity TO meet
their friends socially.
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