Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
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been visiting her.
Miss Jennie Brown Of Boston visited at
{ 5. A. HutchInsonis recently.
Mrs. John Clough Of Kansas City, NO.,
visited at @. A. Coughs last week.
Mrs. Taplin Of Arlington, Mass, visited
Mrs. A. b. Ferry last week Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. K. MeIntire are visit
ing their daughter in Brookheld this
week.
Mrs. R. @. Morton of Randolph visited
at Oscar Colburn's the latter part of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howard OF Ran
dolph Center visited at j. c. MeIntire s
( Saturday.
Mrs. Emma French has returned home
from Geo. Mudgett's, where she has been
] several weeks.
Misses Nellie and Annie Clark Of Ran
dolph Center visited at j. w. Blanchard 8
the first OF the week.
Misses Annie and Bessie Copeland have
returned after a weeks visit to their
uncle in West Hartford.
Mrs. Edna Dickinson and Mrs. Matte
I Parsons, who had been visiting here some
time, returned yesterday to Burlington.
Frank Moxley and wife and Clarence
Deering and family OF West Derry, n. H.,
have been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Jane Hunt.
son, Burton Austin, was born Aug. IS
! to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flint. Mrs. Emily
Reed IS caring for Mrs. Flint and baby.
Both are doing well.
Miss Louise Perham, who has been
spending her vacation in Massachusetts,,
returned home Saturday and began work
again for Mrs. Bertha Mann.
G. II. Loomis, the former creamery man
here, but now living in Pottersville,
Mich, recently came 10 Cray's Mills, y.
", with the remains OF his wife, ana from
there came to visit at T.. A. Parker's.
G. W. Boyce of Mexico called on friends
here one day last week. From here he
went TO Boston. His cousin. Miss Lii
liam Boyce, accompanied him and will
spend some time with his family at Ma
hant Beach.
The shadow social held by the c. Els.
last week was well attended and a very
pleasant evening spent. There were in
strumental pieces by Miss Anna Farms
worth readings by Misses Ruby Boying-
ton and Blanche Wicker and songs by
Mrs. May Sumner, Bert Farnsworth and
Miss Ruby Boyington, after which the
ladies we're sold at auction by casting a
shadow on a curtain and the gentlemen
allowed to bid for their partners. Cake
and coffee were served. About = was re-
AtiNNA AANiA th1 NhtAAiH oaAfHs
ghe children and grandchildren Of the
late VIM. Farnsworth enjoyed a pleasant
family reunion at the old homestead now
owned By Bert Farnsworth, last Friday.
About twenty-five gathered during the
forenoon and partook of a bountiful din
ner In the dining room Of the house now
about s6 years old. Miss Anna Farms
worth OF Boston was one Of those present
and Mrs. John Clough of Kansas City,
Mo, was also one of the guests. Croquet
and games, with music, enliyened the
afternoon and delightful day was en-
joyed by all.
From another source.
Mr.. and Mrs. John blanchard very
pleasantly entertained company OF the
friends OF their guests, Mrs. Edna Dieken-
son and Mrs. Matte Parsons, at their
home the evening of Aug. II. Among
those present from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. win Terry OF Randolph, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlando rhayer Of Roxbury, Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Chadwick and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Hutchinson Of West Brookiield.
A pleasant social evening was enjoyed by
ali Refres hments of cake and ice cream