Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-25

MRS. MARY CHAMBERLIN.
Walter Mills was in Pittsfeld two days
last week.
Rev. V. NJ. Mack returned from Wood
stock Saturday.
A. W. Ballard was at home from Wood
stock over Sunday.
Mrs. Burton Roberts visited her parents
IN Bethel recently.
Mrs. +. w. ClOugh of Bethel visited
friends in town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Smith is spending the week
with friends m Rochester.
Miss Matte Mills is at work for Mrs.
Andrew Ellis in Pittsfeld.
Herbert Dean had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle Saturday.
Mrs. f. c. Fletcher has a colored girl
from Virginia working tor her.
Damon AilSens OF Barnard has been
recent visitor at j. f. Saiford's.
Mrs. Alfred Quimby and Miss Clara
Quimby spent Saturday in Bethel.
The Mite society met with Mrs. Har-
Eiette Durkee Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Anthony of Pittsheld has been
with friends IN town for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood OF Randolph were
at ID. +. Gould's Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet next
week Thursday with Mrs. V. 5. Cutler.
Martin Hudson Of Windsor has been
guest 40 Melvin Davis for the past week.
Miss Bessie Wyman was the guest Of
her grandfather, NJ. l.. Wyman, over sun
day.
!. A. Chedel was in Burlington last
week 90 attend the Grand Lodge OF the !. /
o. D. e.
Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. n. l.. Sheldon |
are spending a few days at George Marsh's |
an Bethel
Mrs. o. J. Ellis and sons, Richard and
Robert Of Pittsheld were in town the first /
OF the week.
Burnett Goodale moves this week to the /
cottage they have been building at South /
StoCkbridge.
Its reported that George Adams has
bought the sawmill OF the Enos Adams
estate at Prosper.
Mrs. w. G. Boutwell, went to Barre Sat
urday TO visa her daughter, Helen, re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss julia Luce has finished work for
Mrs. f. G. Fletcher and is working at
Parker Babcock's.
Mrs. Jones, who has been caring for
Mrs. Parker Babeock, has returned TO her
home IN Randolph.
Miss Harriette Taggart, who had been
spending a few days in Rochester, re-
turned home Sunday.
Frank Thayer, VINO has been in New
York city through The winter, is in town
with his family for few days.
The Rev. Walter h. Davenport gave his
illustrated temperance lecture at the Meth
odist church Wednesday evening.
Miss Addie Whitaker, who had been
visiting Mrs. J. W. Miller for a short time,
returned 10 her home in 'Lympus Monday
Mrs. Harris Holland and little daughter
were at the home Of heI parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Augustus ChambsrlIn the last OF the !
week.
There will be no service at the Universal ,
list or Methodist churches next Sunday on
account OF the Memorial service at Stock ,
bridge.
The application of win Flint for license
to sell liquor has been rejected by the
commissioners on account Of insufficient !
bonds
Rev. F. w. Day of Oberlin, Ohio, will
preach al the Congl church through the
Bummer. lie Is expected the second sun :
day IN June. The service will be at 10;l5.
sHgaa members Of n. II. Baxter Post and !
friends viii attend the Union church at I
Stock bridge next Sunday at 1 O'Clock,
where they viii listen to the Rev. G.. A.
Stoti Of Pittsield.
The meeting of Good viii Grange viii
be held Saturday evening next and all the
official chairs will be filled by the ladies.
The progBm viii be under the direction
of Miss Leda Smith, lecturer pro tenn.
The members OF II. II. Baxter Post
learned at a late hour that they could not
have Rev. W. II. Rider OF Gloucester,
Mass, to deliver the address on Memorial
.dsy, asahey had expected, but they have
been most fortunate In securing Colonel
Joyce OF Rutland, who will speak Tuesday
afternoon at the Town hall