Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-25
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E. L.. Wills of Bethel Gilead, while chop
ping yesterday, cut his foot badly with al
axe.
Miss Almah Niles has returned to hel
! home in Brattleboro after spending two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Il. L. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams Of VIII.
4 Jamestown were with their cousin, Mrs
Fabien Dupuis, last Thursday and Friday
n. Landon Burchell Of Washington
d. c., joined his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Burt, and family Friday at the Burt
farm.
B. +. Merriam OF Bellows Fails, super
intendent Of schools in the town Of Rock
ingham, was entertained Monday by Rev,
and Mrs. g. o. Howe.
Miss A. B. Train and her adopted daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy White, of Washington,
ID. G., left Saturday after a two weeks So
iourn at w. W. Jones'.
Mrs. Mary McCrillis, who is having a
vacation from her duties as housekeeper
at the sanitarium, is in Hardwick for a
week, going yesterday.
Miss Daisy Dean OF Somerville, Mass,
was the guest Saturday and Sunday of
Miss Grace Lamson, stopping here on her
way home from Swanton.
Mrs. Arthur Hunter OF Windsor, with
her daughter, came Tuesday to stay q few
days with her sisters, Mrs. Allen Chad
wick and Mrs. Adrian Hatch.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs OF White River juno
ton and Mrs. p. A. Quimby and daughter
OF Stewartstown, N. H., visited Mrs. Gibbs
sister, Mrs. F. &. Terry, Monday.
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy left the sanitarium
Tuesday after a three months illness
there and was taken to n. w. McCollom's
70 in f9nII 81,
health.
Mrs. Alice Bruce and son, Robert, who
went to Boston on the q. A. X. excursion,
continued their journey to Philadelphia to
see the oldest son, William, and returned
last night.
Miss Mary L. Poland OF Springfield,
Mass, superintendent of the Wilbraham,
Hampden, and Lopgmeadow schools is the
guest OF Mrs. Bertha Burridge at the Ram
dolph Inn.
Miss Minnie Wurth Crane from Omaha,
Neb., who has been travelling through the
East, renewing college acquaintance, is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs. G.
w. A. Putnam.
William +. Lamson OF Detroit, Mich,
and William e. lamson and wife OF Chi
cago are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Smith and
other relatives,
Patrick Wynn, who had been with MIR.
and Mrs. Mathew Carney four months,
went Saturday to st. Johnsbury, where he
makes his home with his daughter, Mrs
Jack Callahan.
ents, DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, for
ten days vacation from the Long Island
hospital, Brooklyn, in which he Is junior
house physician.
Mrs. George J. Prince, who had been in
Lebanon, N. H., two weeks, caring for
her sister, Mrs. Brown, came home Mon
day, leaving Mrs. Brown In a very COM
Portable condition.
Mrs. H. A. Leonard went to Burling-
ton today to see her brother, f. g.
Webster, Esq, and to visit Mrs. VIM.
Tracy at the latter's cottage on the island
OF South Hero. She will be away a week.
The annual Peth neighborhood picnic,
held at Mt. Nevin yesterday, had an at
tendance OF Is and was very pleasant af
fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nichols were APP
pointed committee Of arrangements for
another year.
r. Nardini Of the Randolph Fruit COM
pany has opened a large fruit store in
Burlington in the Exchange block on
Church street near the city hall. Mr..
Nardini was in Burlington Monday to in
augurate the venture.
Miss Georgia Kendall OF Enosburg
Falls, at one time trimmer in the millinery
department of Bell Brothers. store, was in
town briefly Tuesday. Miss Kendall has
been the last year with a millinery house
in New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and little daughter,
Muriel, who had been with Mrs. Sargent s
mother, Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, for a
months rest, went back to Woodsville,
n. H., last Thursday, accompanied as far
as Montpelier by Mrs. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corwin Of Lowell,
Mass, the guests OF Mrs. Corwin's mother,
Mrs. Sarah 5. Powers, for few DAYS. left
here Saturday for Chelsea to visit Mr.. Cor
wins relatives, after which trip to the
White Mountains was in prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Grant arrived home
Friday from a weeks carriage trip through
Barre, Washington and East Orange, at
the latter place visiting Mr.. Grants par
ents. Yesterday they entertained Mrs.
Grants brother, William Gladding OF
Barre.
Miss Katherine Lehan, head nurse at DR..
Clifford 5 sanitsrium, Is with Mrs. V. A.
Grant for few DAYS before going to her
home in Manchester, y. H., for the vaca-
ton made possible by the closing Of the
sanitsrium during DR.. Chords absence
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Prichard, who are to
locate in Brandon this year, as principal
and primary teacher Of the graded school
Of that place, are IN town this week, get
ting their household goods removed from
the rooms al Mrs. f. F. Uphsm's, which
they occupied.
John r. Kimball OF Boston has been
about town this week, attending to some
business matters. He has but lately re-
turned from two months trip to the st.
Louis exposition made in his Yacht BY way
Of the Hudson, the Erie canal, the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers.