Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-28
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A sister of Mrs. WIN Hoyt is visiting
her
Miss Mary Webb of Granville is visiting
Miss Bessie Panton.
William Graves went to visit friends IN
New York state last week.
Mrs. Fred Hollis daughter from Barre
visited her one day last week.
Mrs. Sloane Of Omaha, Neb., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. f. +. Benham.
Mrs. U. A. Clark was poorly last week,
having had an attack of lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith visited at
Granville last week and part OF this.
Remember the lecture and readings at
the town hall this evening by VIII Carrie
ton.
Marcus Peck arrived home from his
Massachusetts trip last Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. John of New York
city arrived at the Schroeder cottage last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Haggetts youngest
child was very sick last week, but Is con-
valeseing.
Mrs. Wheatley returned from SPRING
field last week and is again with her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Edison.
George and Clarence Frink went for two
weeks to Colchester last week and will
visit their relatives there.
The Misses Smith, school teachers of Al
bany, n. Y, are at Mrs. Ellen Dewey's
boarding for several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. /. n. Baker of New Jersey,
who bad been at Ellen Dewey's for two
weeks, returned to their home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and son are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T..
Frink. Mr.. Thompson is brother OF
Mrs. Frink.
Mrs. seaver and the Misses Edson Of
Williamstown and Miss W bite, who is at
W. G. Glark's, visited Mrs. I. Calagan a
day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Glysson have had
their grandchildren from Barre with them
for several weeks. Last Sunday their son,
Eugene, took them home.
Rev. G. w. Patterson, wife and children
spent several hours in town Tuesday and
called upon friends here as well as taking
ride on the pond with the children.
Paul Parmenter Of Concord. n. H., who
has been IN town for several weeks past az
his unele's and aunt's, j. w Parmenter's
and Mrs. Green's, returned home last
Monday.
Mr. Annis OF Chelsea, administrator OF
the estate Of the late II. L. Bixbv, WIS ia
town Tuesday and took away with him
several articles from the building which
had been sold
Carroll Tucker, who had been visiting
bis aunts, Jessie and Bessie, and also his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durkee,
was taken home By his father, Clayton
Tucker, last Sunday.
At meeting Of the Second CongiI Sun
day school last Sunday, it was voted 10
hold picnic and to invite the First
church Sunday school and also the East
Brooktield Sunday school. The following
committee was appointed Rev. X. H..
Abercrombie, Mary Upham and Anna
Clark.
One Of the latest and best OF the things
which Brooltiield bas been given, is the
new mail, which comes in from North
field every day at 1927 and leaves again
for Mortified at 2:37. II is possible now
TO mail letters any time in the morning
and they Will 60 north on the afternoon
train or they viii 90 south on the mid
night train and arrive at their destination,
II it is Boston, the next morning.
About 1875 persons attended the lawn
party at Mr. and Mrs. George Pauton ,
last Friday night. The lawn was prettlly
decorated with Chinese lanterns, and IN
two tents were served ice cream and LEM
fonade. Entertainment was provided b.
MIR. Panton with his photograph, and
songs were given by Rev. X. III. Aber-
crom bic, Mrs t. j. Adams, Mrs. George
Mason and duet by Ethel Dewey and
Bessie Pauton