Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24

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Brooklyn after spending part OF the spm-
mer with Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler AT
/ Mari-Castle. -
/ Mrs. L. c. White and daughter ~ WIND.
sor and Mrs. E. NJ. Chandler of Burling-
ton, who had been visiting at DR.. II. ii
helntyre's, returned TO their respective
homes Saturday.
Miss Kennedy of White River Junction
spent day last week with Mrs. Eugenia
killsoni gong from there TO Charles Hol-
man :, where she will spend her two
weeks vacation.
T. /. Hopkins OF Franklin, the father
ln-law OF G. E. Noyes, and the "Co.n Of
- +. Noyes a Co., who are TO occupy
the Allen store, was in town FRIDAY.
returning Saturday.
Richard Burnap OF Gardner, Mass. after
spending two weeks with his grandpar-
ents, Dea. and Mrs w. F.. Howard. re-
turned home Saturday. He enters Will
liams college this fall.
Mrs. j. r. Angel came Thursday from
Greenfield, \. H., where she had been Wis
ltlng, and staid here with her sister, Mrs.
william Tracy, until the next day. when
she went on to her home in Rochester.
Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury and daughter.
Miss Mary, went Saturday to visit for
week with Mrs. Tewksbury's mother at
GoifstowD, y. Ii. Mrs. w. A. Jones has
charge Of the house during their absence.
4 daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll S. Stone OF Lunenburg.
Mass. Mrs. Stone will be pleasantly re-
membered as Miss Maude Hebard. and has
many friends here who extend congratula-
tions.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger were
called 10 Freehold, n. y, the first of the
week by the serious illness Of Mrs. Metz
gers mother. There will be no preaching
service at the Christian church next Sum
day in consequence.
Harold NJ. Morse, a student in the Thay-
er school OF civil engineering, with Charles
Chedel Of Pittstield, was guest at n. w.
McCollom's the last OF the week. Mr..
Chedel is attending the medical depart
ment OF Dartmouth college.
Rev Arthur Carswell went yesterday to
10 attend the annual conven-
ton OF the Vermont Branch OF the Wom-
ans Auxiliary to the Board Of Missions
before which he delivers an address on
Mission Work In Montana
J. r. Hughes, who had been stopping
with his daughter, Mrs. J. f. Mead,
several months, started Thursday for
Los Angeles, Cal, to which place be has
lately removed his residence from Lima, I
D. Mrs. Hughes remains with Mrs. Mead
Tor the present.
Miss Bessie Lewis, Ernest and Edward I
Kibbee and Julian Grow went Monday to 4
Burlington 10 resume their studies at the 4
L. Y. ". Miss Lillian Carpenter and Ed /
ward Mason enter the freshman class, the /
latter having finished work in the store Of /
A. d. Tewksbury.
~ -. nF#aaF-E..-.r
saturday, accompanied by Miss Maurine I
Thayer, who had been for six weeks en-
oloyed al the Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton.
Miss Thayer will stop for time at W. +. /
Lamsons. Mr.. Thayer returned TO Mid I
ilebury Monday.
Mrs. Charles Mann was called TO Rox
bury Friday. by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Maria Densmoor. Mrs. Densmoor
vas s. years old and her death resulted
rom a fall which she suffered Sept. Is,
breaking her hip. Mr.. Mann attended
he funeral, which was held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Smith Of West Somer-
lille, Mass, spent Sunday with their son,
fred H. Smith. going from here Monday
O Bellows Falls, from which place they
irove to their home. Tney were accom-
ianied by Miss Ruth Smith, who will
pend the winter with her grandparents.
]. II. Galpin Of Waterbury, Conn.,,
asst week purchased Of NJ. {, Rowell and
hipped from this station to Pomperna-
rue Valley, Conn, three carloads OF live
took, including ~ mich COWS and -
hree- vear-old steers. Fifty Of the ami
mails came from Mr. Rowell's pastures.
rom $50 20 so was realized for the cows.
george Pride went down with the ship
nent.
Joseph Caswell aged 81, farmer living
n the seymour place at the Three Corners
\ Braintres the Rochester Hollow
cad. died Wednesday night Of last week
fter few hours illness, OF heart difficult
v. He bad been ailing for some time.
he remains were taken Thursday to
'aftsville Tor burial Mr.. Caswell came 10
}raintrce from Stock bridge last December.
le left a widow, one son and one daugh-
er. One son has died, the daughter has
zone 70 an insane asylum and now the IA
her has died, all within year.
The program committee OF the Womans
literary club. consisting Of Miss Abbie
lark, Mrs Homer White, Mrs. Mary
fRnn and Miss NJ. Lucina SaXton, gave a
delightful afternoon tea at Miss SaNton's
,ome saturday afternoon, attended by
arge number OF club members and invited
riends. who enjoyed this first occasion OF
Meeting after the summer vacation. The
NESTS were received by the committee, as
listed hv Mrs William Bass, Mrs. Homer
leu. Mrs. A. II Beedle and Mrs. Mary 4.
;axton. The hoaters were Mrs. Julia
Walsh and Mrs. w. w. Morton. Tea was
erved ii the dining room by Mrs. z. +.
Abhott. Mrs. r. d. Segar, Mrs. NJ. A.
Tewksburv and Mrs. J. w. Raymond, as
listed by Misses Alice Mcintyre, Genieye
.amson and Essie Smith. The rooms
vere prettily trimmed with sweet peas and
90. q. Sth Vermont, held its annual re-
,nlop AZ Williams hall saturday, the an
,iyersarv Of the battle OF Winchester, m
which The company participated, Inere
vere present Comrades A. B. Hayward, -
M Eaton, John Hatch, VIII Dunham'
evi Moore. Fabien Dupuis, =. A, Greene'
George Flanders, Henry Il. Johnson
Ilrr-v Cole Lyman Luce, George Richards
edwin Goodwin. George Coy, seymour
"ulyer. A. B. Kinney, members OF tne
company; also the following visitors p
\ Pisinr. salmon Williams, l.. J. Blakely'
5. I. Lille. George Clark, Ora 7. culver
i 5. Eldredge and Lucius Webb, ana ME
sophia Webb. "mother' OF the company
\, hose son. Charles, now In san Diego eal-'
- . member. and who sent much ap-
,.-ssistfd letter which was read, also MIS-.
A. il. kinney. Mrs. f. Dupuis, Mrs. t. y