Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-11
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
eAYsvILLE

Of A. n. Harrington. will keep on hane
a complete stock OF fine burial easkets
robes. ETC.. both at my house and Gays
Vile village. New England telephone
connection 81 house. d. l.. WYMAN, Jk'
MI. sheldon o. Boston is in town.
Miss Bessie Adams is at home for the
present.
sina Lowry has sold his sorrel colt tc
DR.. Fletcher.
Bernie Dumas was home from Newport
+ y. H., recently.
Miss Zoie Abbott was home from Pitts
+ field over Sunday.
sina Lowry and Joel Waller were in
Randolph Friday.
/ p. NJ. Nye Of Rochester called on friends
I in town last week.
/ Miss Mary Boutwell, has been in RAN
dolph for a few days.
I Miss Dora Davis returned 10 her school
in Pittsheld Monday.
Misses Lille and Susie Stafford visited
friends in Bethel Saturday.
Mrs. Jones OF Randolph is in town car
ing for Mrs. Parker Babcock.
e. Stafford made a business trip to
Woodstock the last OF the week.
Miss Louise Ellis spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Pittsheld.
Frank Wright Of Northampton, Mass,
has been visiting friends in town.
Pearl Hodgkins Of Rochester has been
visiting his brother, Guy, for few days.
Percy Chase and Damon Aikens Of Barn
ard visited at J. f.. Sahord's last Thursday
Rev. W. II. Rider Of Gloucester, Mass,
Is 10 deliver the address here Memorial
day.
- - A. IL Xtr.fI.- e,-,,eef 10 re-
turn to their home in Concord, \. H., this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Morse Of Rochester
were AT Vernon Cutters Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. b. F. Gould has been IN the past
week with tonsilitis. Miss Eva Luce IS
working for her.
A BOY and girl, each weighing seven
pounds. were born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Babcock May I'd.
Mrs. Alice Marsh and Miss Mary OF
Bethel came Friday for a short visit al the
home Of her mother.
Mrs. Robert Noble and son of Bethel
have been spending two or three days with
her sister, Mrs Ada Wyman.
Mrs. j. W. Miller returned Monday
from a three weeks visit In Rouses Point,
Topper Lake, \. ", and Montpelier.
There will be a social dance at Union
hall Friday night for the benefit Of the
baseball team. Music by Wyman's or
chestra.
Mrs. II. A. F. Richardson OF Roxbury
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. X. p.
Wilson, last week from Wednesday until
Saturday.
Mrs. Grace HUT, who had been spend /
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Lowell, returned TO her home
in Pittsheld Monday.
The leaders for the Christian Endeayor
meetings through the months OF May and
June are May II, Alice Chedeli May =,
Leda smith: June Il. John A. Chedel; |
June 25, Mrs. Guy HOdgkins.
The delegates chosen to attend the sun |
day school convention at Rochester l
Wednesday OF this week were, from the I
Rev. Y. NJ. Mack and Mrs. /
w. c. Boutwell,; Methodist, Mrs. j. W.
Miller and Mrs. A. W. Ballard.
Those from Randolph who accompanied |
the remains OF Miss Julana Gay TO Mount /
Pleasant cemetery Wednesday Of last week 1
were Rev. Fraser Metzger, Willard Gay. /
Mrs Margaret Gay, Mrs. +. o. Blanchard, /
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Gay, Mrs. J. A. Gould, |
Mrs Emma Knowlton and Miss Lillian |
Knowlton.
Mrs. Addie Rogers had the second oper- !
alton for the removal Of a cancer Thurs /
day. May 1. Or. Gle Of the Hanover hos /
pital performing the operation, assisted l
by Dr. Clough Of Bethel. Miss Smith, a
trained nurse from the Hanover hospital, /
cared for her, leaving Monday. She Is /
doing finely at present.
Last Friday morning the White River
train was delayed about two hours by a
landslide this side Of stock bridge. and on 1
Saturday morning car loaded with lum-
Der left the rails at this end Of the Osgood I
meadow, tipping over and the contents /.
coming through the root. The passenger /
coach also left the rails, but fortunately 4
no one was hurt.
George Swinyer left his horse standing |
in Elmer Boutwell's yard one day last /
week when il evidently decided to try the I
shortest way to'the village. 1t ran down /
the road until It reached the Mills lot 4
then struck across 1t to the lower corner 1
Just above Jesse Wrights, where It was /
thrown by coming in contact with the 4
wire fence. The horse was not seriously I
cut, but the wagon was nearly wreck.