Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-21
Charles Dupaul Of Wilder is in town.

Charles Dupaul Of Wilder is in town.
Flynn Harvey OF Rochester was at r. NJ
Nye's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boutwell, were in
Bethel Saturday.
Miss May Ellis spent Sunday with her
parents IN Piustield.
Mrs. Frank Sanborn OF Hartford i
visitor at Harris Waters
Jerry Dumas was at home from South
stoekbridge over sunday.
Herbert Dean came from Barre Friday
for a few days stay 10 town,
Miss Mary Boutwell, is with her parents
in south stockbridge for week.
The Ladies Aid society meets Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Prueia Flanders.
Mrs. Forrest Johnson has been spend
ing several days al the Gaysville House.
Miss Helen Boutwell, is home from God
dard seminary for the Christmas vacation.
William Parker OF pittsiield visited bis
sister, birs. Z. NJ. Nye, the first OF the
week.
Misses Mary Boutwell, and Nellie Ing
ham spent last week Wednesday in RAN
dolph.
Ivan Tucker aud wife Of Woodstock
Potter.
Harcourt Ford and Miss Mary Lowry
we're Id Pittsiield Friday night 70 attend
the dance.
Az the Gongl church next Sunday even
ing, the Christian Endeavor topic is "fhe
Brotherhood Of Man"
Albert Thayer Of Pittsheld was 10 town
recently 10 do some work for himself on j..
L. Stafford engine lathe.
Miss Ola Bennett spent Thursday in
Bethel and Friday Went 10 PIttsiield to
stay over sunday with friends.
Mrs. } r. CarrIgan, who had been the
guest for several days Of Airs II. e, Allen,
went to her home in Randolph Saturday.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
viii be held at the parsonage this week,
also the choir rehearsal Immediately after
Mr. Nichols OF Royaiton and Frank ABB
/ bott ana daughter OF Barre we're in town
/ Friday to attend the funeral OF airs. Os-
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Wilson were in Rox-
/ bury two days last week TO VISIT her SIS
ters, Mrs. II. A. +. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Rich
ardson.
Mrs. Kate Underwood, who was called
here by he death OF Mrs. Henry Flint, re-
turned to her home in Lawrence, Mass,
last week.
The temperance lecture at the Univer-
salist church sunday evening by the Rev.
/ w k. Davenport was very interesting and
i well attended.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Thompson of
+ Weybridge have recently been the guests
/ Of her grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Babcock.
/ Mrs. Thompson viii be remembered as
/ Miss Bernice Babcock
4 The j. 70 Stafford Lumber Co. IS again
doing business The whistle blew Mon
day morning for the first time since the
freshet IN the spring OF 1903.
viii Arthur LeFluer and Miss Jennie
Wood both formerly of Burke, \. VI, but
now OF Bethel, were married IN town last
week Wednesday evening by the Rev. j..
w. Miller.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. GoTham OF Randolph came
/ Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. IL. {. Al
/ len. Monday Mr.. Gorham went to Brat
/ tieboro, bat Mrs. Gorham will remain for
few days.
Mrs, Nellie (Russelll Osgood, wife of
Charles Osgood, died last week Wednes
day morning OF gangrene, at the age Of 81
years. Besides her husband she left two
sons, Gail OF Exeter, n. H., and Burns,
who lives at home. Funeral services were
held at her late home Friday afternoon,
the Rev. v. NJ. Mack officiating. Inter-
ment was in the family cemetery.