Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15


SIDE hhl Sunday, be fell and a sharp stub
caught him in the upper lip. cutting a
gash that had 10 be closed with three
stitches.
Merrill Owen OF Lebanon, n. H.. for
merry resident Of Bethel, was the guest
OF Mrs. Adcie Alexander and Others here
Tor week, returning TO his home Friday
morning
Mrs. 4. S. Morgan and two children
completed two months stay al the home
o. Mrs. MOrgan's brother law, Edwin
Morgan, and returned TO New York city
Saturday.
Mrs. William Pike, a former resident
here. removing from here TO Barnard, and
DOW living with her daughter near Ran
dolph Center, Is staying for awhile with
Madam salisbury.
Rev, c. r. Hamlin, brother Of Mrs. @.
f. Ladd, who was her guest last week,
went Saturday to Keeseyille, y. Y, where
be preached sunday, returning from there
TO Lexington, Mass.
Col. A. B. Chandler and son, Willis,
have returned 10 New York after spending
the summer here. Col. Chandler will re-
turn later. Mari-Castle will remain open
until sometime In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons, who had
I passed the entire summer at the home of
their father, r. L. Parsons, went Saturday
( TO Boston, where Mr.. Parsons has a situa-
I ton in the Thresher silk store.
1 Mrs. George Kimball OF Bethel and
I Mrs. Carrie W. Kimball OF Nineland. n.
I j., who has been spending the summer in
Bethel, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
A. Putnam Friday and saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Nutting and daugh-
I ter Of Littleton, n. H., who had been
guests Of Mrs. Nuttings parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Newton, left Thursday 10 visit
Mr. Nutting's brother in Brandon.
! A quarter OF beef that r. y. Jerd was
handling Monday got the better Of hun
through his foot slipping, and when be
crawled out from under he found his right
shoulder dislocated and one bone cracked.
Mrs. Ella smalley returned Monday
| from Bethlehem, \. H., where she had
been employed several weeks as pastry
cook in the Park View hotel. She is stop
ping with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Young.
Miss Stella Flint, who accompanied her
father, A. II. Flint, Jr., to Boston In Aug
ust, is now spending an outing with
party OF friends at Provincetown, Cape
Cod. While out the first day, she caught
80 fish.
The dance at Grange hall Friday even
AAlEs gwen W VI A1e AEhAAAAs "ha AAANtN@
by several couples. Excellent music was
! furnished by George Chatfeld, violin, Otis
Dumas, cornet, and Miss Ruby Allen,
accompanist
After weeks business stay, J, D. Bat
ties returned Friday to Skinner, Me-,
where he and Mrs Battles are conducting
a large boarding house, having nearly 100
boarders. They expect 10 remain there
during the winter.
Richard Grant is at home for few days
I before entering Dartmouth college. since
completing bis course at Goddard SEMI
nary. he has had a years business eXper-
I fence with the Winchester Arms company
at New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Tabor OF Hayerhill,
Mass came saturday 10 visit their uncle,
III 4. Moses, and family. Monday, they
continued their journey to burlington,
I intending to take trip on Lake ShSih-
plain and Lake George.
Mrs. Josie Archambault and two chill,
dren. who visited at +. I. sault's ana
Charles Danyowis last week on their re-
turn from four weeks spent IN Enosourg
Falls. continued their home journey 10
Lynn, Mass, Saturday
Miss Minnie Carpenter left Friday on
western trip. At Chicago she was Joined
by friends who accompanied hef 70 p;
| ouis fora visit 10 the exposition ana
with whom she will spend ten Gays ~
| Chicago on her return trip.
Leon sault, who has been employed
during the summer on the steamer, YER
mont lake Champlain, arrived Monday
NJ visit his mother and sister here ior
about two weeks, when be VIII return ior
his senior year al the I. Y. NJ
A new and larger furnace has been put
into the Congl church, which, Il Is hoped,
viii warm the building more satlsiac-
torily. This week representative o. M
Hutchins. Notey Organ Co. OF Boston mas
timed and repaired the pipe organs IN the
Congl and Christian churches.
There viii be a special conyocation OF
Ubitnev Chapter No. 8, K. A. NJ, friday
sent 18th. afternoon and evening Ine
tirsi three degrees will be worked IN the
afternoon. and the r. A. ID. In the even
ipg A fun attendance is desired
Miss Minnie L. Emerson, y no had spent
a., DAYS vacation with her fatheri =. r
emerson. returned Friday to Boston,
where She Is in charge OF the stehograp n ~
department of the United shoe ~.
Co. having y stenographers unuer N.Y.
Col. c. p. Miller and wife OF Washming
ton, ID. O., arrived Friday TO VISIT Sol; " ~
1 ler's sister, Mrs. H. h. Mcihlyre' ,,5
5ay tbey went on to Burlington, spe1lu-
mo sunday there and returning Moh9ay
=, Washington. NJ. II. Miller OF f9inlre.
es,ne mere with them and remained over
| Sunday. -,
Roy Huse. who had been working ue y.
/ ;rs, he summer on the fair GROUNDS ~ -;
p,,is IN The stock department, srrNe u
I Nome saturday, being much pleased M M
NJ tair He saws the result OF the YER
w election was very great surprise 70
I the neople there. He has decided 70 sh ~
/ ne ~ Z. NJ. this fall, which hasleneu nv
I home coming. =.
~ n. Robbins, who has been acting a.
I .-i,,ht agent AT this station since iasl
/ snring. finished work last week, ns nav ~
sandered his resignation. lie lntenus ~ y,
tra,el commercially. He = sueeeeuS ,'i,- ~
shs freight depot by Charles Noououss
~, 80 been express messenger neIeto-
M ~ and Woodbury's place Is niiea oy
"Mike Pierce.
p.v and Mrs. Fraser Metzger, Mr.. ana
I ~ n. hanson, Mrs. W. r; IaiHsoe ~
~ Walsh. Mrs. r. r. Parker, Mrs; =
5,.-.;,'an Mrs. Harriet Chase and 1T; =
IA ~ morrill. A guest of Rev. ana MIS- -
Merger. drove Wednesday oil iast WEN "
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