Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05
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Frank Travers OF Medfeld. Mass, was a
recent visitor at F. II. Packards and ac-
companied Miss Lucille Packard on her re-
turn to Medheld Sunday after a short va
cation at home.
/ Henry Vail, who has been connected
with greenhouse in Sioux City, is now
in The designing room Of florist at Kan
sas City, where his aunt, Mrs. John T.
snodgrass, lives.
Mrs. Eliza Bagley, whose son, Winfred.
entered the University OF Vermont this
fall, has gone to Burlington, where she
has secured rooms in Professor Eaton's
house on South Prospect street.
q. r. Grant, who has been head waiter
at the Highland House in Bethlehem, n.
H., IS not to return to Dartmouth this fall
and IS at home ON vacation before devot-
ing himself to business for year.
The graded school was closed yesterday
on account OF the centennial celebration
IN Montpelier, for which 40 tickets were
sold at this station. On Dewey day, Oct
u, 1899, 375 tickets were sold here.
DR.. Guy Loudon, who had been on a
hunting expedition in the Adirondacks.
joined his wife and son at DR.. H. II. Nc
lntyre's Monday and accompanied them
home to Burlington the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lille, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. ). Chamberlain, Mrs. T.. S. Abbott.
Mildred and Fred Goodwin went to Mont.
peller Tuesday to spend more than Cen
tennial day with friends in the city.
NJ. F. Estabrooks, who is to be i'm part
nershtp with n. w. McCollom in the
spring water ice business, arrived Satur-
day from Sherburne with his wife and son
and is staying at Mr.. McCollom's Until a
house can be secured.
Mrs. j. n. Smith and granddaughter
Ruth Smith, who were called here Sen.
tember 10 by the death of the Iatter's
mother, Mrs. r. II. Smith, went back Fri.
gay gay 10 west Somerville, Mass, where Miss
Ruth is attending school.
II. IA. Totman, who is to build two new.
greenhouses next summer, the size OF his
present plant, has gone to Lancaster.
Mass, to purchase the building material
IN some greenhouses there that are to be
removed from the site they occupy.
Arthur, the 15-months-old son of DR..
Judson Morse of Waupaca, Wis, died at
the hospital in that place Sunday, Septem. !
Der "a OF enteric fever. Dr. Morse AID his |
family were East year ago this summer on
visit to his cousin, Albert L. Morse. |
ana other relatives in this vicinity.
Samuel L. Howells of PHILADELPHIA has
presented to the Kimball Public library |
twenty juvenile books that are now ready |
Tor circulation. During September, 1859 |
DOCKS were taken from the library, an av-
erage Of Y l5/22 daily. OF this number. |
2S3 1850 were class books, 323 (209ol iu1
veniles and 1913 (6t.1ft) fiction.
Mrs. Henry Harper returned Monday
from Rochester, where she had been to /
attend the funeral Friday of her grand, |
laughter, Miss Luna Aldrich, whose death |
was due to quick consumption. The de- |
ceased, VINO was at one time at the
Randolph sanatorium training to be 4 |
nurse, was taken sick in December and /
ave weeks ago her sister. Miss Hannah |
1ldrich, was called home from Rev. |
her.
Edwin Goodwin and his son, BYRON |
we're called 70 Concord N. H., Monday bv /
ne death OF the formers brother, Charles |
:. GOODWIN, saturday night after wear of i
lingering illness with heart trouble and
that laid him low three
weeks ago. The deceased, who was in his
'ol n year. had served his country in the
4 WI war as member OF Company B, Sd
terment, and lost his left arm in the Rat
lie OF the Wilderness. A wife and adopt-
q son, besides his brother, Edwin. siIr-
i've MN. The funeral was held in Con
ord Tuesd,y.
Mrs. Mary Daley, widow of Patrick
.arriga9, died this morning at d. II.
ipooaer's after a short illness. Mrs. Car
lgan, who was So years Of age. was born
n County Mead, Ireland, but very earIv in
ne emlgrated to this country and at the
me OF ncr marriage was living in North
ield. She left three daughters and i've sons
IRIS. John keardon OF Bird yewater. Mass
ms. Lizzie Sweet of Providence. h. n
hrs. Kate Belmont of Salem, Mass. James
Grrigan OF Boston aud Michael OF Nc
ndoes Falls. The funeral arrangements
lave not yet been made.