Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27
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Bert Dean was in town several days re
J Gently.
Miss Name White was in Rutland a few
days last week.
! Miss Gloria Bennett is working for Mrs
Caroline Ballard.
Mrs. F. C. Fletcher was in Lebanon, n
H., day recently.
A. W. Ballard was at home from Wood.
stock over Sunday.
DIR. f. Il. Steele of Montpelier was in
town day last week.
Miss Emily Cozzens returned to her
home in Concord last week.
win Flint has gone to Bethel to heir
Mr.. Edmunds through haying.
Mrs. Charles Lowell and Mrs. Melvin
Davis visited in Rutland recently.
4 Mrs. James Swinyer and son OF Hard
wick are visiting relatives in town.
Z Mrs. Burnham and son returned to their
home in Lebanon, y. H., Saturday.
Mr.. Fassett and Joseph Counter of
Bethel were at b. W. Roberts, Sunday.
ID. f. Gould and family returned from a
visit in Randolph last week Wednesday.
Charles Martin of Rochester spent a day
last week with his brother, Geo. Martin.
Mrs. A. w. Ballard returned last week
Tuesday from weeks visit in Woodstock.
The Mite society meeting was held at
Mrs. w. Z. Boutwell's last week Wednes-
day
Mrs. Effie Holland and daughter, Mil
bred, are visiting her brother at Corbin
Park, N. III.
Miss Ola Bennett is keeping house for
Mrs. Lowell while the latter is in Rut-
land visiting
The Ladies' society of the Congl church
will meet Thursday afternoon of this week
at Mrs. Walter Mills.
Mrs. Densmore of Bethel has been
spending few days at her brothers., T..
+. Boutwell,, recently.
Miss Mary Leonard of Penacook, N. H..
is spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard.
Fred Martin, wife and son, FAY. OF
Rochester were in town a couple of days
last week visiting relatives.
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs.
Hiram Dean last week Thursday. II Will
meet with Mrs. Vernon Cutler Aug. Sd.
Frank Gould has been suffering from an
abscess in the palm of his hand, which I
was opened last week by Drs. Angel and 4
Rumrill OF Randolph.
Under the auspices OF the Congl church. |
services are being regularly conducted al /
he South Hill sehoolhouse. Mr.. Day
goes there direct from his Pittsfield sery- +
ICE.
The attendance at the Endeavor meeting
sunday evening was good. The tonic con-
lidered was, preparing for Our Heavenly
Home" The service was in charge of Mr..
Day.
Rev. V. NJ. Mack will preach at Stock
bridge Common Sunday, July 30th, at 1880
instead OF 30 p. m. IL is hoped that all
he members OF the y. p. &. U. will be
present.
Henry Perkins of Chicago and Mrs.
,heney OF Boston recently called on Mrs.
tufus smith, being cousins OF the late
Rufus Smith.
William F. Perry, lieutenant of station
0 Of Boston, and wife and Mrs. Eldridge,
wife OF the late Benjamin p. Eldridge,
superintendent OF police OF Boston, and
laughter came Saturday to spend a few
feeks at l.. W. NewelPs.
A party from here, including III. l..
lean, Fred Martin and wife, Fay Martin.
Wilbur Boutwell, and wife, Miss Helen !
boutwell,, Miss Mary Leonard and Her !
ert Dean went to Barnard Friday for !
icnic.
The Y. p. c. U. will hold an ice cream /
ocial at the hall Monday evening, july I
humorous farce entitled, "klepto- :
laniacs," will be enacted by ten young
ldies of this place, after which a genuine ,
lmmage sale will be held. All come and !
ave good laugh.
The Gaysville q. A. X. post will attend
ervices next Sunday morning at the !
ong'l church. The pastor, Rev. +. VIII :
,n Day, will preach sermon suited 10 /
ne occasion and special music will be
'ndered by the choir. All old soldiers,
"a har fanru ~ k,a, Z u
'rdislly invited to attend. E