Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10

Bartholomew Fenton and his daughter
were in Sharon Tuesday.
Mrs. @. A. Roys Of Roxbury was
with her sister, Mrs. &. b. Mann, satur-
day.
Mrs. Anna Adams came home Saturday
after six weeks absence spent in Royal
ton and Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Atwood were in
Sharon over Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Edwin Amsden.
/ The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Julia Walsh next Saturday
afternoon for a musicale
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gladding and
y NJ iss Cora White went to Barre Monday
night, returning Tuesday.
Clinton Bailey OF Someryille, Mass. Wis
/ tied his aunt, Mrs. Alfred Eaton, Nednes-
day and Thursday OF last week.
sherman Monlton, Esq, Of Burlington
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Moulton, at stoneleigh over Sunday.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
cleared over s12 from the ehicken-pie din
ner served last Thursday in the vestry.
Mrs. Emma Stockwell and Mrs Edna
Stockwell Of Rochester were guests OF Rev,
and Mrs. q. o. Howe last Thursday and
Friday.
q. o. Howe the house in which he has
been living on Prospect avenue, paying
therefor 5000.
Miss Stella Flint has entered the en-
ploy Of the Shepard, Norwell company in
Boston and is clerking In the ladies fur
nishing department.
Harold Baldwin, who had been in town
for a couple OF months, visiting his moth
er, Mrs. A. @. Baldwin, and other rela-
tives, returned TO Boston Friday.
Fred Copeland came from Montreal,
where he is attending McGill college, and
stayed until Sunday nighr with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Copeland.
Mrs. NJ. +. Holmes very pleasantly en-
tertained the officers OF The Woman's
Literary club last Thursday at a dainty
lunch given at her home on South street.
Hon. a.. B. Wall, ex-msyor Of Keene, /
y. H., and Mrs. Wall, who had been
visiting Hon. and Mrs. W. b. Wall and
Mrs. 4. ID. Strong for q few days, re-
turned home Friday.
John Butterfield, for the last seven years 4
employed in the Emerson mill, left sun
day for Fitchburg, Mass, where he has
place in the box shop in which his BROTH
er, Joseph Buttertield, works.
The A. B. Cushmsn Real Estate agency
has rented for r. l.. Kent his house on
FIN street 10 T fhflk 0ufEHtNN VI
ton. Mass, Sou in-law Of +. II. Green, and
the family will move here soon.
DIR @. f. r. sparhawk of Burlington was
the guest Monday night OF his brother, l..
+. Sparhawk, coming from Bethel, where
he had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ora
ham, who accompanied him here.
Mrs. Arthur Z. Chase (nee Nellie
Mannl and her little son Of Huntington,
n. ". who had been visiting in Under.
hill, stepped here Friday on their return
and remained until Monday with Mrs.
Chase's uncle, William Mann, and lis
wife.
Mrs. A. r. Kendrick returned Saturday
from Burlington. where she had been
spending several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. 5. II. Mccullough, and will remain
here until next Thursday TO close the house
on south Main street for the winter, which
she will pass in Burlington.
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
compan, has adjusted the loss on the
buildings OF Kimball Williams, which
were burned Wednesday evening OF last
through the local agent J. b. Eldredge.
This sum includes the insurance on house, !
barns, stock and crops.
L.. p. Vaille, who moved last week from
Mass, into the house OF Mrs.
Dora Tredo ON Howard street, has formed !
! partnership with F. +. Colburn in the !
ALTERS clothing store and already taken ,
Thomas Oheere, the popular !
manager OF the store since its opening, has
gone TO Mortified to be in Mr.. Colburn's
sta blishment in that place.
Cassius X. Peck, who, after being adj /
nitted TO the Vermont bar, formed law I
oartnership in Burlington with r. Z. {
Mower, under the firm name of Mower 4 a
Peck, has teen obliged 10 dissolve that e
partnership on account OF III health. FRI
iay he left Burlingi on TO join Mrs. Peck \
II her home in Bennington and from there r
.hey intend to start in about week Tor I
oklahoma to take up their residence. Mr.. a
Peck will continue to practise law but VIII \
not decide upon location until be has
ooked over the field. b
A delightful social EVENT., was the party c
yiyen Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J. o
II. RAYMOND is~honor OF their cousin, T.. o
". Tewksbury, and his bride. About I
ifty guests were received informally by b
he host and hostess and Mr.. and Mrs.
'.-.,.t. t,urv an1 were hen presented with n