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

I White River Junction, and Misses Lvlj
Putnam and Jennie Godfrey, who teach il
hartford, were at home over Sunday.
{. Z. Noyes was in New York CITY on
/ purchasing trip last week. Mrs. Move
accompanied him, stopping on her va,
back TO continue her visit in Franklin.
Mrs. Edmund Cranes and daughter
MISS Alice, were guests the last OF Ia,
week at A. ii. Powers, returning from
here to their home in Cambridge, Mass.
Miss L0cia Laid Of stowe. who bat
I been Tor few days at her fathers. Dea
/ NJ. W. Ladd's, IN Woodstock, came Mon.
DAY TO visit her brother, Rev. G. Z. Ladd
Miss Hannah Paine, who had been Wis.
ting IN Essex Junction. was a guest Mon.
day at Mrs Mary Sault's, stopping her,
on her way TO her home IN Franklin Falls
NH.
A work horse belonging to c. F. Moul-
ton, while being used Friday as they were
filling silo, stepped in a w0Odchuck hole.
breaking a leg, 50 that it was necessary to
Kill Il.
Rev. Samuel Knowles and Mrs. Flora
Flint went Monday TO Newport to attend
the state conference Of Baptist churches,
which opened Monday evening, closing
yesterday.
Mrs. Carl c. Bancroft and daughter,
Rachel, " ere guests the last OF the week
al DR.. II. II. MeIntyre's and at the home
Of her grandfather, Melzar Woodbury., at
the Center
Mrs. Leon Jones and son and Mrs.
Jones father, Frank Thayer, who had
been visiting here and in Braintree, re-
turned Saturday to their home in Rouses
Point, y. Y.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Stimets, who had been
for ten weeks with her son, John Stimets,
has recovered sufficiently from the opera
ton performed here to leave last Thursday
for Swanton.
Miss Maude Gourley Of Lowell, Mass,
who has been the guest for a week OF her
mother, Mrs. Della Gourley, went Mon
day to Montreal to visit her sister, Mrs.
Henry Dunbar
A carload OF . cows, "springers, was
shipped here Monday 10 j. H. Galpin,
Waterbury, Conn. Mr.. Galpin's son and
J. b. Adams purchased them at prices
from rs to 80.
Charles NJ. and Edwin L. Montgomery
OF the Boston police force arrived yester-
dav TO spend two weeks vacation with
their mother, Mrs. NJ. J Montgomery, and
sister, Miss Lura.
Miss Caroline Griswold, first assistant
in the High school at Montpelier, and
Miss Katherine Cooyer, Instructor in
music there. were guests over Sunday at
Prin. +. G.. Hams.
Mrs. Walter Greene and daughter,
Beatrice. went Saturday 10 GrotOn, after
spending a few days with her brother,
b. +. Kicker, before retaining TO her home
In Attleboro, Mass.
Miss ENERGY Matthews, who had been
visiting m Albany, n. Y, for the past ten
weeks, arrived home saturday. called
here bv the death o. the infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Drew.
Mrs. James Walker Of Barre was here
SATURDAY. al the home OF her parents MI.
and Mrs. n 81. Draper. That evening
5 he was Joined by Mr.. Walker and they
spent Sunday in Hanover, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, who had been
stopping in town since early. summer, islt
Monday for Ithaca, y. y, where MI
Drew RESUMES bis studies in the veterinary
Of Cornell university
Mrs. Belle Dubois Is recovering from an
Illness Of several weeks and IS now able 70
~ m mart Of the time. Miss Abbott, the
nurse who has been with her, departed
yesterday for Bradford.
Last Thursday in Boston occurred the I
marriage Of Mr.. William \. Packard ana
Miss bertha B. Beas. both OF that CITY.
SATURDAY. Nr. and Mrs Packard came here
an their wedding trip to visit their
Dareuts, Nr. and Mrs. +. II. Packard
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard have ar
lived home from their trip TO san 1
rrarci.ro. Cal. on the Knights Iemplar 4
svrursiou. having spent q very enloyabie
.ime al ST. Louis, Yellowstone park ana .
1iber points Of interest along the way
Miss Mary Stimson and Miss Margery /
Rnrbank of MONTPELIER, who were IN /
scutb Royalton Saturday to sttena tne
mineral 81 Mrs. o. A. Burbank, Miss Mar
yeryis grandmother, stopped here on tnelr
-et1rp Tor few days visit al Il. A. Leon
ards ,.,. p,-I hal
-, - ~ Woodstock fair last week ana
r1nbridge this week, where be ran can
a. bootb During bis absence, the bakery
s IN charge OF Mrs. Geo. A. Pearson, VINO
aas Mrs. Joseph Ploof OF Burlington y
assist her.
Mrs 4. ]. stockwell arrived TUESDAY
-or, darlington, " here she underwent
,,,ssssf.,l operation at the Mary Fletcher
,osnital recently. Her husband accom-
,anied her. They stopped ~ heN, =,
Jowe's, going yesterday to their nome ID
Hancock. ,.,a
A Phillips and F. E. Wyman finished
80 veek the work Of painting the new
n. room boarding house OF the Ems urahI
y AZ. al the Bethel quarries, inslde anu
,NtsiSe This week they are engageu ~
Nv Fniscopal church and Luke PARISH
,ouse at the Center.
THOSE from here to attend the =, " p ~.
bis wear are Miss Alice Mcintyre ~
Ne and Robert Adams, Who eh'eISu
~ frssbn,sn class; Edward Mason, Nno
IN Ne sophomore class; Julian uroM'
7sasrd and Ernest Kibbee IN tine lunloi'
~ j con Sault. who is a senior II
Cp colpitts OF Essex Junction mas
=, ~ IN to,Fn most OF the past week m In, tne
~, Z, $3.50. ~ ~ Inc Rogers q Hubbard fet-
iiiger Co. for which he j. sIate Ill.,
a. CoInitts owns the satlboat al htgn
80 SnTings that has been sueh souie0
y ~, ,Isdsure to Camp RandolphlIes.
Mrs. Lewis Tatro and daughter ,s VIZ
=. a zen at Charles Bowers ana Joseph
~ since spring, returned satu
'as ~ tbsir home in Springfield, W ~
I" ~ daughter. Miss Nidaa, VINO y - ~ -
I in me-; 49, 49, accompanied her mother 70
.l ~. og6eld. where she remained ioF ie"
avs.