Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09

lew days with her mother, Mrs. Flora
Dunbar.
Theron Brooks left Sunday night for
steelton, Pa, three miles from Harris burg,
where he has new position with a steel
concern.
Fred Drew went Monday for several
weeks visit in Boston and Melrose, Mass
de will attend the Teachers convention
this week.
Miss Carrie Sault, who has a position as
; stenographer in Bellows Falls, spent Sat
grday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Emily Sault.
Miss Ella Swinyer, who had been visit
ing for some time at S. S. Whitcomb's,
went Friday to Queen City park to spend
the summer.
Marcott & Hayes have lately added to
their timber domains about % acres pur-
chased of II. p. Riford, located above B.
q. Bass mill.
H. NJ. Gaylord, who has been making
his headquarters here for the past six
months. has gone back to his farm home
in Brookfield.
T. g. 0heere arrived from Barre Sunday
night and will conduct the Colburn cloth
ing store, which IS to open for business
within few days.
J. ID. Denison was in Burlington last
week and will be there all OF this week as
master in chancery hearing over a Chit
tenden county case.
Mrs. V. 5. Bradbury of Windsor, having
completed visit with her niece, Mrs. l.
J NJ. Drake, went Friday to Sunapee Lake,
/ y. H., for the summer.
Miss Myrtle Rowell went Mon
day to the Mt. Jackson House at Franco
mia in the White Mountains, where she
VIII spend the summer.
w. r. Clark went to New Haven, Ct,
! Monday for a weeks wrestle with BUSH
ness, after which he will return to his en-
Ioyable summer stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morton, who had
been spending few DAYS at j. B. Adams
and y. w. MeCollom's, returned Monday
to their home in Concord, y, II.
Miss Mary Cotey. who is employed in |
the hospital at Waterbury, returned there
Friday after spending a few DAYS with her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotey.
The Kimball library grounds have been
neatly graded topped with loan and seeded 4
down. With nice lawn, the building /
will be finely set off in appearance.
Charles Wood returned Monday to Bos-
ton after spending three weeks at the /
home OF his father, William Wood. His 4
wife viii remain for two weeks longer.
Mrs. L. V. Bright, daughter and gov
tAht-@s Ehtue tftuhN 10 5ptuu ANG summer Il
at Elm Cottage. Mrs. Anna Mccall and 1
Charles Mccall are expected this week.
DR.. II. H. Mcintyre spent Sunday at
Cedar Beach, Burlington, with Or. and
Mrs. Guy +. Loudon. Mrs. Mcintyre was
already there, going last week Monday.
George Pinney went to Bellows Falls
Friday His wife and daughter, Beatrice,
who had been visiting there two weeks,
returned with him the first of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith has very large blue
house hydrangea which contains 16 bios
SONS and five clusters OF buds, the largest
blossom measuring 16 inches in diameter.
A. II. Beedle sold his handsome bay
horse Friday TO Col. A. b. Chandler. This
is the horse which won the second pre-
MUM as gentlemans driver at North
field last fall.
Alfred Benson, formerly employed at
the stock farm, has been visiting his
brother, Tom Benson, there. He is now
in the British artillery service, stationed
at Kingston, Can.
Mrs. win Hayward Of the East village,
who had been at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai In Burlington for an operation for APP
pendicitis, returned Saturday, accompani-
ed by her husband.
Alex Tatro has been laid up for three
weeks as the result of an accident by
which he was thrown from the seat of a
wagon and dragged some distance. Mrs,
Tatro is quite III, too.
w. A. Noble, who is employed in North
Sherhurne, has been spending the week
with his wife and children here. He and
his two daughters, Cora and Florence, !
spent Sunday in Braintree.
The village water was shut off Monday i
afternoon while new hydrant was being
placed at the corner Of Main and Pleasant |
D fnb xssfH he Hffad Ktff stand
pipe for filling the street sprinkler. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Eaton arrived {
Friday from Melrose Highlands, Mass, to a
spend the month with his parents, Mr.. {
and Mrs. Alfred Eaton. They went to c
Rochester Monday to spend week. 4
John r. Spring, Esq, who had spent
the past two weeks with his wife at her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Denison's, !
returned Monday to his home in Lebanon,
n. II. Mrs. Spring will remain another
week.
Miss Bertha Manney left Monday for i
going from there yesterday to
Highgate Springs. Her mother, Mrs. r
John Nancy, went up yesterday. They +
will spend the summer al L. p. Thayer's +
cottage. \
Arthur Bean, who has been studying the c
past year OF the School of Osteopathy at \
kirksville, Mo-. came Saturday to spend |
the summer with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. W. Bean. He has one year more 5
II the school.
Miss A. b. Train Of Washington, ID. C., y
accompanied by Misses Dorothy White \
and sarah Lovejoy, arrived Monday for n
he summers stay at w. w. Jones. Mr. ;
Jones expects other summer soiourners
about the 18th. \
Miss Jennie Stewart and Miss Emma !,
left Monday for Boston to attend =
he Teachers convention in session there. u
Miss Elva Parkhurst Of North Troy, who =
has taught here the past two years, met 7
he party in the city. lC
Geo. W. Richardson Of So. Framing p
nam, Mass. came last week and IS stop p
ping with J. ID. Battles in Braintree. Mr., n
richardson married Mrs. Battles sister. s.
he Is lately out OF hospital and comes TO b
Vermont to recuperate, SC
Il was the engagement, not the marriage, Z
Il Mr.. Leroy A. Richardson OF Boston Ct
md Miss Louetts NJ, daughter OF Mr.. and
Hrs. d. j. Frazier notice Of which appear c