Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Thomas were in
Barre Saturday.
Mrs. 5. 5. Briggs returned Monday from
stay OF some weeks in BrocktOn, Mass.
Mrs. c. NJ. Howard was IN Mortified
Tor few days lately, visiting Mrs. Ruth
Alb OFT.
Roy Huse Of tie University Of Vermont
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Huse.
Mrs. n. w. Tewksbury and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, returned Friday from a
weeks VISIT IN Hyde Park.
Mrs. Henry Pope and child, who had
heen al c. +. Pope's for a few DAYS, went
back to Springfield Friday.
] Mrs. r. G. Neff reached home Saturday
after a months visit with relatives in
Hartford and Pennington, Conn.
/ MI. and Mrs. Chester Pierce Of Upton,
3 Mass, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
{ III. Powers, arriving last Thursday.
/ Mrs. T. J. Adams and son, Dwight, re-
/ turned Friday from a three weeks alb
/ sence spent with relatives in Boston.
Mrs. r. E. Buck OF Lebanon, n. H.. ar
rived Friday 10 STAY until after Thanks Civ
ing with her son. y. @. Buck, and family
George Pratt, who has been living in the
1 Mcintyre biOuk, has rented the tenement
the Howe flock vacated by GA. Pearson.
Hon. J. o. Sanford of Stamford, road
commissioner, spent Sunday in Randolph
as ne guest Of Hon. V. ]. Spear and III. w.
Vail.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Messer and two
children came from Barre Friday and re-
manned over Sunday with Mrs. q. T..
Cushman.
Miss Florence Kendall will give her
dancing school extra Thanksgiving night
in Grange hall, and the Randolph orches-
ira viii furnish music.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tabor Of Montpelier
were the guests Saturday OF Mrs. Laura
McCrillis, stopping here over one train on
trip TO Massachusetts and Connecticut
+. n. Bean, who has been working 10 a
barber shop in Montpelier for some time,
is now in the shop Of A. Scampini al Bar
re, making his change OF location Tuesday
OF last week.
w. f. Hanks, who represents the town
OF Bristol In the legislature, visited hls
sister, Mrs. Eugene Elise the first OF
the week, returning 10 has duties in
Montpelier Monday.
Mrs. @. o. Howe has purchased OF Mrs.
ID. {. Griswold OF Boston a three-cornered
piece Of land on South Pleasant street to
square out the lot OF the Martelle place,
which Mrs. Howe now owns.
Mrs. Jennie Ellsworth, who had been
with e sister, Mrs. h. II. Howard, for a
month, left Saturday for Hanover, n. H.,
to visit another sister before returning to
her home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Elijah Blodgett Of the Center is at
the home OF her son, Charles Blodgett, in
this village, awaiting the arrival Of anoth-
er son, Pearl ID. Blodgett OF Kodiak, Alas
ka, who is expected the last OF this month.
At The Manchester, this years pullet
that had stolen her nest appeared Election
day with brood OF eleven nice Republic
can chickens. The enterprising biddy car
ried herself as though she realized 1t was
an unusual occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Godfrey had with
them from Friday until Monday Mr.. God
frey's sister, Mrs. l.. p. Barnes OF Wash
ington, who was on her way 10 Taunton,
Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Dwinell.
Prof H. NJ. Bowman, organist at the
Baptist Temple in New York, and his
daughter, a noted contralto soloist, viii
give an organ and song recital in the
Cong1 church Wednesday evening, Nov.
%, for the benefit OF the society.
Among the nominations which Govern
or Bell sent TO the Senate for conhrma-
ton is that Of Dana n. Morse OF Randolph
for a member OF the Board Of Agriculture,
and OF Charles IL. Markham OF Pomfret for
trustee OF the Vermont Hospital for the
Insane.
At the annual meeting OF the Vermont
Press association, held IN Montpelier last
Thursday evening, l.. B. johnson was elect
ed one OF the vice presidents, and Mr..
johnson and l.. p. rhayer OF Middlebury
we're chosen members OF the standing
committee on advertising.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ~ Rising were in Mid
dlesex Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Rising's uncle, b. +. Markham, whose
death, at the age OF 30 years, occurred
eleven DAYS after that of his sister, Mrs.
Melissa NJ. Bruce, at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Rising, in this village.
The eight months-old daughter OF DIR.
r. G. Angel was operated upon Sunday
and again Monday for trouble affecting
the mRstoid bone back OF the left ear.
The operations were performed by Dr.
Angel. assisted by Drs. Scott and Bailey,
and the speedy recovery Of the baby is
now looked for.
Rev. and Mrs. c. o. Howe closed their
house on Prospect avenue Monday and
took their departure for Southern Pines,
n. c., here they have a cottage. which
they will occupy this winter Mrs. Harriet
W. Chase, who has been with her sister,
Mrs Charles White, in Beanville all
summer, vent with Mr. and Mrs. hoae
and the party was further increased by /
Miss Ida Gilman Of Springfield, VT, who
Joined !, Tuesday at Springfield, Mass.
Cassius r. Peck, the youngest member /
OF the Chittenden county bar, was pleas /
antly surprised Tuesday Of last week at
the railway station as he was about TO |
leave Burlington permanently to settle m
Oklahoma for the benefit Of his health. !
As a mark Of respect and esteem, the