Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. Jewett Iof Boston
visited his cousin. r. W. Jewett. briefly
Inc inst Of the week. Monday they went
10 Rochester for a weeks visit. accom-
panied by Madam Jewett, who lives
mere with her son. Mr.. Jewett has been
IN business al the National Exchange Ia
Boston for 80 years.
The Brandon Union Of last week states
that a substitute has been engaged a.
teaeher IN room No. Of the graded school
OF Brandon IN place OF Mrs. r. h. Pricb-
ara, who viii act as second assistant ia
the high school. With both Mr. and Mrs.
Frlchard IN that department, the best Of
instruction will be impaired
Mrs Asenath Cross left Thursday for q
VISIT m Barre and with her brother 10
Northheld, intending 10 be away about
two weeks. She was joined at this station
BY her daughter, Miss May Cross, OF
| Springfield, Mass. who accompanied her
on the trip and viii return here with her
mother after they have completed their
visit.
Rev. Daniel Putnam and wife Of Houl-
/ ton, Ne, who had been attending the
state convention Of Congl churches at
| Gorham, Me-, are at Mrs. II. ". Tewks-
bury's and visiting Mr.. Putnam's father,
- - NkAAAAs nEFs hAu 4AEes LukudUl
spent Sunday in Hanover. n. H., with
their brother, Robert Putnam. coming
here Monday.
Mrs. sally VI. Bailey died Sept 10 at her
home in Gilmanton, Wis. OF drOpsy. She
was born in Warren, this state, Oct II,
1879, and was married to i. e. Bailey Oct
II. 1877. They moved West in 1856, where
Mr. Bailey died Dec Is, 1901. She had
been in poor health for some time. She
left three brothers, all living 10 Mime
sofa, d. ID. LOOMS OF Dover, +. j. LOOMS
Of Heron and H. B. Loomis OF Marshall.
Miss Bernice McCoIlom, who had been
visiting for the past two weeks in Great
Darlington aud Chicopee, Mass, is now
attending school In Concord, ~ H., where
N ISIS Louise Ordway, formerly q teacher
here, is an instructor. There are II in
structors in the high school and 800
pupils, 60 OF whom are in the senior class,
of which Miss Bernice is a member. The
school gives excellent preparation for
college to which she intends to 60 after a
years study at Concord.
f. C. Noble, who has been managing the
Myrtle House at Digby, n. s., during the
summer with marked success, arrived Fri-
day for stay OF a few days with bis
mother, Mrs. Fannie Noble, leaving yes
teruaV 10 resume his studies IN Mcull
university, dontrsal. He was accompan-
led home by his cousin, Miss Gertrude
Trerise, who had acted as hotel cashier,
also By two guests, Mrs. MeLane Of
Washington, ID. G., and Miss Barrett OF
Boston. who visited here until Tuesday,
leaving then for their homes. Monday
evening, an invited party danced in their
honor at Grange hall to music furnished
by Glenn Bailey, George Chatfeld and
Mrs. Bertha Blanchard.
Gilman, fourteen months'-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Drew, died Friday
morning Of Bright's disease, terminating
a little life that had been almost an in
eessant struggle with physical Ills since
its beginning. All that faithful care and
medicine could do proved unavalling. Key.
X. NJ. Fowler oficiated al the funeral. held
at the home on South Pleasant street sun
dav at D. m, IN the presence Of house
fuil OF sylnbathetic relatives and friends. |
Tbe little white casket rested among
bank o flowers. Burial was at South view
cemetery There we're present among |
mourners Charles Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
J. Morse OF Barre and George Drew Of
Woodstock. A sweet three-year- old
daughter is left to Mr., and Mrs. Drew as
comforter.