Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10

waterbury Monday.
Edison p. Billiard returned to Spring
field, Mass, Tuesday.
John Gay Of Boston has been visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Jane Todd leaves this week to visit
her sister, Miss Ann Todd.
Mrs. Ella f. Robbins Of Natick, Mass,
arrived Saturday at Clinton Clatiin's.
Master Harmon Clough is spending a
portion Of his vacation in Woodstock.
Miss Ruby Healey Of Wakefield, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. n. w. Eaton.
Miss Emma Clahin is in Hancock, called
there by the serious illness OF her mother.
l.. NJ. Heath was called to Warren Satur-
day by the critical illness OF Mrs, f.. A.
Heath.
Miss Jessie Spaulding and friend, Miss
Braley, have been visiting in Gaysvilie the
past week.
Mrs. S. T. Coy arrived in town Wednes-
day OF last week and IS stopping with Mrs.
}. +. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Of Cavendish
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. n.
Batchelder.
Miss Jennie welch is at the Bascom
House and under the medical care OF DR..
l.. NJ. Greene.
Ariel Pease, who is studying %draughting
at Springfield, Mass, is visiting his broth
er, j. Il Pease.
NJ. l.. Kidder and Elwin Gage Of Lynn,
Mass, have been recent visitors at Mrs.
w. O.. Lattimer's.
John Hosmer OF Lebanon and Mrs.
Eaton OF South Royalton visited Mrs. w.
G. Waldo Sunday.
Mrs, George w. Blodgett is spending a
week with friends and relatives in North
field and Montpelier.
Edison Emery has been spending the
past week with his nephew, Austin A.
Emery, in st. Adams.
After a lingering illness of many months
duration, Mrs. f.. r. Spaulding passed
away Monday morning.
Miss Mary Church Of Quechee is SPEND
ing her vacation with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. l. Wheat.
Arthur Harrington and Miss Helen Har-
rington Of Philadelphia have arrived at
Mrs. Mary r.. ~Harrington's.
Mark Rix had the misfortune to severely
cut his wrist recently. DIR. o. ID. Greene
was called to dress the wound.
Miss Jennie Byers entertained her Young
friends at a birthday party at the home OF
her father, r.. p. Byors, Tuesday. !
George b.. Freeman Of Chicago was in
town last week, visiting his father, Dr..
Daniel b. Freeman, and other relatives.
Mrs. l.. 5. McKiser Of Childewold, n.
y, arrived last week at the home OF her
father, William Briggs, in south 'Lympus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carrigan OF
Worcester, Mass, have been recent guests
y Mrs. Peter O%'Connell, sister OF Mrs.
Carrigan.
b. F.. Waldo. night train dispatcher at
Concord, n. H., and his mother from
south Royalton were recent visitors at
The Elms.
{. r. Noble was thrown out OF his wag-
on while driving Friday near Lympus.
lie was quite severely Injured, but no
bones were broken.
Miss Olivia Thompson aud Master Paul
Thompson returned Monday to their home
m Newark, y. j., after spending several
weeks with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Chapman aud their
guests, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson OF
Paterson, n. j., are absent this week on a
fishing trip 10 Lake Dunmore.
G. F. Waldo received word saturday
that his nephew, Frank w. Clark, man
ager OF the Parker farm IN Auburn, n. IL,
Is very low with Brightis disease.
Otis n. Gould returned last week from
Pennington, Me, where he had been for the
past mOlth. He vas accompanied home
by his nephew, Wallace Gould, who will
remain ln Bethel for a visit.
John Wallace has recently been enter
tanning X. w. spaulding, Master George
spaulding and Mrs. h. II. Eaton Of Rut-
land. Miss Laura Wallace accompanied
the visitors TO Rutland upon their return.
Myron 4. Savage returned last week
from a TWO weeks camping trip TO sara
nae Lake, y. Y. Mr.. Savage states that
he was favored with very unpleasant
weather during his trip, there being only
two days that might be called fair days. ,
Mrs. George Marsh and daughter. Mary, Z
Mrs. Kate Miller and daughter, katha- ]
rlne, Miss Jennie Kendall and Miss Abbie Z
Whitcomb took their annual drive last
Saturday, riding 10 Barnard and dining al
the Silver lake hostelry.
Mrs. Albert /. Stearns started Tuesday
on her western trip. She will stoD on the
way 90 visit friends 81 Springfield, Mass.
and Batavia, n. ", her ultimate destins- /
ton being Detroit, where She viii visit I
her sister, Mrs Bigolow.
Miss Louisa Austin has returned from a {
five weeks absence in CRANKY, Vt, where {
she was called by the sickness OF her
youngest brother. ArnoD y. Austin. who y
has aeen seriously IN az the home 81 G
stephen Austin, her oldest brother. !
Cards arr out announcing the approach :
marriage Of DR.. Ransom A. Greene Of
Monson. Mass, and Miss Mabelle -
daughter 81 Dr. and Mrs. %. ID. Greene Of /
~ $3.50 EhA &AAAA ~ AEE AaaNALLH. ~
saiist church Thursday, August -, ct y .
ClOck. 4
Mr.. inc Mrs. Sol0n shedd Of Columbus Z
are on their annual pilgrimage 10 Ner- Il
mont and are stopping 81 the Raseom p
House. Mr. Shedd j. a native o. BetheLl
vas born In a house nov torn down
but formerly standing nearly across The .
from the house % Chss. Burgess on Q
The 6aysyille road. v
sam Lee Abbott, q native Of this town !
who has just been graduated from Middle Z
college, recently secured through =
Hapgoods % New York a very good posi- y
ton 10 the Offices Of David Williams Co =
that city. His many friends will be \
glad 70 hear Of his success. 4.
The Northern New Workers are making /
great preparations for their annual picnic :
81 Silver lake, Barnard, which is TO be on
Monday, Aug. IL. Il is estimated thatl I