Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

The A. y. Cushman real estate agency
has sold for w 5. Wood on Park street
some twelve acres of land near his nome 70
/ ID Il and r. ID. Chatfeld, who VIII use II
! for agricultural purposes.
The A. b. Cushman real estate agency
has sold sor w. II. Herriok Of Montpelier,
administrator OF the George HoyI estate
the house on School street TO Bert A.
Durkee, who will take possession immedl-
ately.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and son, Ray, left
for their home in Hartford, Conn, Satur-
day after vacation spent with Mrs. WIZ
| Hamsi mother, Mrs. Ellen Young, in Ran
dolph and her sister, Mrs. X. W. Morse,
in Barre.
Waldo Flint has lately found an apple tree
| in his orchard having the unusual combl-
nation OF buds and blossoms with the full
grown fruit. There seems to be chrome
logical difference OF opinion among the
branches OF that tree.
The walls Of the rooms in the High
school building have been retinted, the
ceilings whitewashed, and some necessary
uainting done. The sum OF ESQ mas been
laid cut in repairs, which include new
seats for the tifth grade.
The district meeting OF the Moman's
Relief Corps will be held with Z. 5. Grant
w. II. C., No. "a, Saturday, september g.
lnHTb WI nE n IEhtAlNt lnNNAAhE IAAdhN
afternoon, September 2, at O'Clock. A
large attendance is desired.
DIR. Charles Cushman, who had been
staying with his mother, Mrs. G.. f. Cush-
man, since his return in June from an
eight months tour abroad with Charles n.
Mccall, left Monday night to resume his
practice OF osteopathy in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hudson have re-
turned to New York from The Manches-
ter, where they enjoyed country outing.
Mrs. Hudson is the daughter OF Mrs. nj.
H. Hinkley of South Royalton, who is at
present staying with Mrs. John Gorham.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eugene Kimball left
Montague Place at O'Clock Monday
morning, with chauffeur, to journey to
New York in their automobile, expecting
40 reach that city today. Their route was
through Rutland, Bennington and the
Berkshires.
Rev. William Water, a former pastor OF
the Congl church in East Braintree, was
married Aug. % to Miss Bessie Edith
DickermaD at Clinton, Wis. Rev. and
Mrs. Water are to be at home after Septem-
Der IA at Black Earth, Wis, where he is at
present located.
Rev Mr.. Grain, pastor of the Baptist
church in Windsor, was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Bass last week from We'd
nesday to Friday. He was accompanied
on his return to Windsor by Mrs. u L.
Cummings, who had also been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass.
Mrs. +. +. Upham has rented part OF her
house on Railroad street to Mrs. Fisher OF
Cabot, who has a young son, whom she
wishes to attend school here under Prin.
Ham. Mrs. Upham will board with Mrs.
Fisher, whose mother-in-law, Madam
Fisher, will also be with her,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers are enter
tanning Mrs Powers sister, Mrs. j. c.
Lease, and daughter OF Milford, n. II.
Yesterday their daughter, Mrs. Julia
Cummings, returned from lengthy
soiourn in Plainfield, and her daughter,
Julia, from trip TO Portland, Me.
Hon. e. j. Hill OF Norwalk, Conn, rep
resentstive in Congress from the Fourth
Congressional district OF Connecticut and
member of the Ways and Means commit
tee, was at The Manchester over Sunday to
visit a daughter, Miss Clara Hill, who has
been guest at the house all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt, Jr., Of Bur
lington were with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Bruce last week from Monday to Friday,
while Mrs. John Pratt, ST., her daughter,
Anna, and son, William, visited Mr. and
Mrs. George Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Delaney, returning TO Burlington Satur-
day.
Ira Rowell OF williamstown was at his
brothers, NJ. {. Rowelrs, over Sunday,
and on his return Monday was sccompa-
MED by his sisters, Mrs. E. j. McNain and
Miss Sarah Roweil of Kansas City, Mo-,
who are Fast after a long absence. To-
morrow the Rowell family will rendezvous
at Williamstown Springs.
| AD excellent entertainment is in pros
pect for tomorrow evening in a recital to
be given in Dubois q Gays hall by Miss
Josephine A. Hodges, reader, assisted by
Miss Grace g. Lamson, soprano, and DR..
/ w. NJ. Kelly, tenor. All three are popu-
lar artists, and the combination Of talent
/ is sure to prove attractive to the public
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Prichard, who had
been staying at Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury's
while packing their household goods and
attending to business matters connected
with their change of residence. went to
Camp Rich, Milton, Saturday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Thomas before beginning
I their years work in the Brandon graded
school.
Hudson H. Bailey, who finds Vermont
winters too severe Tor his present state OF
/ health. has DECIDED to sell out his property
on Maple street and remove the first OF
] October to California. in whose milo and
even climate he hopes to regain his
strength. His family viii go with him, a
change being also desirable on account Of
the youngest daughter, Alta, who Is far
I from robust.
Mrs. Leroy J.. Sargent has given up
/ Housekeeping by herself and become a
mem Der Of the family Of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Stevens.
/ in the upper part OF the residence on Elm
street. The lower part, vacated by Mrs
Sargent, has been rented to Miss Lena VI.
/ Bixby Of Middlebury, the second assist
ant in the High school. whose moth
/ er and younger sister are to move
/ hnra and 20 THnzEeSGinw nf The
about the 18th Of the month.