Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

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days.
E. S. Brigham Of ST. Adams, president
Of the Vermont State Horticultural soei-
ETY., has appointed ID. II. Morse a delegate
70 represent the organization at the meet
z ing % the American Psychological sOciety
I 70 Dc held in Kansas City, Mo-, September
1921.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchinson OF
Washington, ID. C., who arrived last week
on their wedding trip and were the guests
Of his uncle, Hon. James Hutchinson.
went to Essex Junction Monday 10 see
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hobart before return
ing home.
The circulation Of books from the Kim
ball public library during the month OF
August Was 1919 in this village and the
Center. making daily average OF % 1922
I OF the total number, 230 (l3.2ge) were class
books, 81 1850 Juveniles and 1867
/ (65.2E) fiction.
The T.. r. Emerson company has begun
building two more houses on the Prospect
street lot, the foundations for which have
been laid some time and are in line with
the residence of X. Ii. Slack. The new
structures are to be pretty two-stOry cot
tages 26x29 feet.
J. B. Drew, who lately sold his interest
In the Central Pharmacy TO his partner,
II. A. Leonard, is to remove to Burlington,
where he has bought a house, barn and
six acres OF land on Colchester avenue.
near the University OF Vermont, which
his sons will enter this fall.
Jesse Remington and his sister. Miss
Efiie, OF Bellows Falls were in the village
over Sunday, visiting Mrs. Remington,
who is gaining SO rapidly now that she
expects soon TO be able TO be moved from
the sanatorium TO the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen.
Mrs. Peter Silver OF st. Johnsbury was
at Dennis Cassidy's last week, coming
Thursday and gong home the next day
with her daughter, Tia. who had accom-
panied Miss Versa Cassidy on the latter's
return from St. Johnsbury the week be-
fore.
NJ. B. Rumrill came home Friday from
Portsmouth, where he was called by the
Illness Of his son, Leroy, whom he found
in a hospital having light run OF typhoid
fever, contracted while the young man
was acting as chauffeur for doctor in
Rochester, \. II.
Leighton Abbott, who has been with
the Proctor Marble company in Rutland
several years, has been promoted to the
position Of travelling salesman for the
firm IN the South with headquarters at
st. Louis. He was in town a few days
ago to see his father, c. +, Abbott, before
leaving for Missouri
The local knights Templar have COM
menced holding sword and drill meetings,
which will continue until the 4th OF
October, when they are to join all the
communicates OF the state in the grand
parade at Montpelier's centennial cele-
bration of the selection Of that city as
the capital of Vermont.
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man, was married Wednesday evening OF
last week at la Moure, n. d., to Miss
Florence Berline of that place. The
groom, who was in town two years ago
on a visit to his parents, is station agent
for the Northern Pacific railroad at Berlin,
n. d., where the young couple will reside.
W. Z. Rand has moved from c. f. ABB
bolts house on Franklin street to the
tenement over G. w. Drew's blacksmith
shop at the Hayden Gaylord place on
South Main street. The Abbott house has
been rented by j. j. Trerise. who viii
occupy il about the first OF October, or
after some necessary repairs have been
made.
Mrs. Charles Porter and son, Scott, who
had been camping at Caspian lake, Green's
boro. spent Sunday in Randolph with Mrs.
Porter's brother, DR.. G.. W. Scott, and her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. Monday
they went home to Northampton, Mass,
being Joined at White River Junction By
Mrs. Nj. L. Scott. who had been visiting in
Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Gladding and Miss
Cora White have been in Brattleboro since
Monday, attending the annual State con-
vention Of the Universalist society, OF
which Mr.. Gladding is treasurer. After
the convention, which closes today, they
are to visit Mr.. Gladding's brother, George,
in Laeonia, n. H., and will be away about
ten days.
Among the Labor day visitors IN town
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker of Barre, |
with ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ.
Draper; Erwin Whitcomb, who went on
10 Boston and New York to bay goods for
the Homer Fits store in Barre, in which
he is employed; and Miss Edith Spear oil
Lebanon, n. H., visiting her aunt, Miss
Nanlora Spear.
Charles E. Tinker of Brooklyn, y. Y, |
and his daughter, Mrs. w. Tracy smith,
and son of St. Adams were recent guests
Of Mrs. K. j. Kimball and daughter al
Montague Place; Mrs. smith ana son,
v no accompanied Mr.. Tucker to Brooklyn |
the 4th inst, will go from that city to |
Arizona 70 Join Mr.. Smith, who has lately |
ssta blished himself in business there.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland and her
friend. Miss Julia Short, the summer
quests OF the formers brother, j. z.
Cleveland, took their departure the 2d for
Boston and will stop in New York also
before going to their home in San Fran,
cisco, Cal Mr.. Cleveland's daughter ana |
husband, Rev. and Mrs. w. /. Chalmers, |
returned to Riverhead, l.. l., Friday after
| six weeks sojourn in town.
f. Chadwick has discovered that try
ing to get dipperful of hot water out OF |
1 teakcttle in the dark is risky proceed
ing. In attempting it lately, he carefully |
held the dipper under the nose OF the ket- |
lie. as he supposed, but considerably over |
reached the mark, and blindly poured the
stream of scalding water over his toot, |
which responded to the treatment with q |
blister that has required surgical
attention.
Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard started |
from White River Junction Tuesday with |
most OF their fellow members Of the Yer
mont party on the excursion to California
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