Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-12

School on Braintree hill begins next
Monday morning with Miss Flossie Terry
as teacher.
w. ID. Wright and his sister, Mrs. c. A.
Logan, and her daughter came back Fri
day from their trip 10 New York.
DIR. and Mrs. j. p. Clifford have closed
their house on Highland avenue and taken
up their abode at the sanitarium for the
winter.
Mrs. Edna Pettis, who had been assist
ing this season in Mrs. f. 4. Diapers
millinery store, left Monday for her home
in Windsor.
Edward p. Carr. who. returning from
Colorado, stopped here for a week with
his sister, Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury, went on
to his home in Goffstown, n. H., Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Allen came home Saturday
after five weeks absence spent with her
son in Lexington, Mass, and her brothers
in Londonderry, Plymouth and Bridge
water.
Mrs. Ellen S. Coyille has moved from
Rev. X. Udall's to the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Soper Briggs, in the house Of A. n.
Hayes on Maple street, where she will
spend the winter.
The ladies OF the NJ. r. church made
over SIS from their sale OF fancy articles
and hash supper last Thursday, which, as
far as weather was concerned, was any
thing but fair day.
r. II. Ketehum is also entitled TO rank
among the deerslayers, having shot a
small buck the last day OF the season in
Braintree, which wandered of and was not
found until the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler and three
children o. Salt Lake City, Utah. reached
here Friday night and are with Mrs. But
ler's mother, Mrs. Elhridge Holman. They
are 10 spend Thanksgiving here and may
perhaps remain longer.
Two automobiles passed through the
village Friday. IN one OF which rode Chas.
Warren and Mr.. Brown Of Waterbury who
we're returning from Windsor, while in
the other an automobile dealer from
Springfield, Mass, was touring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin II. Moulton left
Tuesday for Mt. Vernon. n. ", where
they viii spend several weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lane, while Mr..
Lane is taking business trip 10 Seattle,
Wash. Miss Mary Moulton goes to Mont
pelicr today to be with her brother, {. T..
Monlton, during the absence OF her par
ents.
Misses Maud and Alice Hatch are MAX
ing extensive improvements on their house
on Highland avenue. An addition for a
shed and barn has been built at the rear,
two more windows have been put in the
ell. with a dormer window in the roof, and
now a piazza. seven feet wide is being ex-
tended across the front and east side Of the
main part and the front Of the ell.
Mrs. Kate Soper hassreturned from So.
Royalton, having decided now TO stay at
her home in this village the greater part OF
the time this winter. The doctors tell her
she will eventually recover from the ef-
fects OF the shock suffered some time since,
and she has been taking electrical treat
ments for the past few months at the SAN
itarium. Her daughter. Miss Florence, is
expected home from Boston later.
J. II. whitney's famous San Francisco
minstrels. military hand and concert or
chestra. with twenty merry singers. dane
ers and comedians, are TO appear IN Du-
Bots & Gays hall tomorrow friday
evening, Nov. IS. This noted company
has not been In Randolph for over two
years and since its last visit has travelled
to California and all over the Southern
states, meeting with unbounded success
everywhere. II is no doubt one OF the best
minstrel shows on the road and will be
greeted with crowded house. Reserved
seats can be obtained at A. +. Bass