Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
Randolph.


w, A, Mcintosh spent Sunday in North
heid, going Friday.
Mrs. J. Il. Lamson went Friday to Barre
TO visit tor few days.
James Moss OF Boston was a guest the
last OF the week q DIR. W. NJ. Kelly.
Mrs, Nellie smith of North Montpelier
came saturday to visit at w. :. ). Bucks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George have moved
from East Bethel TO temporary quarters
In the Beehive.
| Thursday to New York after u visit at
Montague Place.
Mrs. l.. II. Rumriil returned Saturday
from visit to her sister, Mrs. IL. Burton
rennsy, in Barre.
| Miss Anna Eastman went Saturday TO
East Granville to spend few days with
Miss Emma Patch.
i Miss Carrie Manchester returned home
Saturday from q few weeks visit with
relatives in Lisbon, n. II.
Mrs. II. q. Jacobs and baby OF Norris
willie were with Mrs. Jacobs sister, Miss
Alice Pervier, over Sunday.
Leon Driscoli, who has been working
for John w. Curran, left Saturday for
Michigan to visit brother.
Frank Bathro is with his mother, Ms.
NJ. +. Merrill, during weeks vacation
from his work in the scseen mill at
Winooski.
Mrs. Fred Wright and two children
came Friday from South Royalton and
made brief visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Young.
Mrs. M. II. Miller, who had been spend
ing q week with her sister law, Mrs,
II. III. Mcintyre, returned Saturday to her
home in Pomfret.
Miss VERNE Grant Is continuing her
course OF study at the University OF YER
mont after two syears' intermissie
devoted to teaching.
Miss Ida Flint went to Boston Monday
to take three months course In stenogra-
ply and typewriting at the business coll
iege OF Bryant h Stratton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. G. Buck had with
them over Sunday Mrs. Harry Smith oil
Barre, whose little daughter is to make
her home with the Bucks this winter.
Miss winnifrea Chadwick is discharg-
log the duties of head clerk in the postof-
flee again after q summers rest, and the
second clerk, Miss Harriet Hayward, Is
having q vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Hills drove home
from Waterbury Friday after weeks alb
sence in which they attended to the setting
no OF stone at the grave OF their son In
Waterbury cemetery.
A. c. Holman OF Boston came Friday
and next day accompanied his mother,
Mrs. Hannah Holman, to her home in
St. Adams, after spending few weeks
with Mrs. Mary Mann.
Mrs. George p. Beard OF Knoxville
Tenn, who had been the guest OF mel
brother, +. A. Griswold, for nearly two
months, went to Barre the LIST to visit
among her husbands relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Higley, who had
been attending Brattleboro fair, came
Friday and remained until the next day
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones, returning
then to their home in Huntington.
J Mrs. Laura Wyman came last Thursday
for a stay OF a week with her son, +. +
Wyman, and family. Saturday, she en-.
tertained Mrs. 4. A. Thatcher of Penacook
n. H., who had been visiting in Souti
: Royalton and Bethel since the 18th o
September.
The West Randolph grange has post
poned from Friday, Oct. 8, to Friday, Oct
u, the parior entertainment to be givel
by Jon Jaxon OF New York, assisted b,
: Miss Mary LaRock. Mrs. II. Nj. Chase o
Bethel, Miss Gladys Clough, Messrs
Bailey and Dumas, John L. Hutchinson
and Miss Lettie Bailey.
A. g. Osgood and family moved Monda.
into II cir new home, previously tn
Copg'l parsonage, and Mrs. Emma knowl
ton and dar gh'e r took up their residenc
the same day in the tenement vacated b,
the Osgoods in the lower part OF the hous
which Mrs. Knowlton has recently pur
chased of Mrs. A. A. Smith.
A. G. Holman came from Boston Frida,
to accompany his mother, MPe. Ruth Hol
man, to st. Adams Saturday, the latte
having been the guest of Mrs. Mary Man
for seven weeks. Miss Jennie Granger
also visitor at Mrs. Mann's during tn
last month, went back Sunday to Lynn
Mass, with her brother, John, who ha
been here week.
v Miss Margaret Pierce, who has bee
employed in responsible positions in til
large shoeshops of st. Louis and KaDss
:. City, Mo-, ended her vacation in thi
vicinity Monday night and started for tn
last-named city to take up her wor
again with the intention Of pushin
i. farther westward later. Mrs. Pierce is
daughter of George II. White and a siste
OF Mrs. Albert Spooner Of Braintree.
Orman and Foster Terry and their siste
Miss Florence, started Monday night Il
Miller, Neb., where the boys VIII be en-
ployed for the present on the ranch of "
j. Flagg, while Miss Florence will engag
in teaching. II the young people find tn
section marked improvement on Vel
= mont, their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I Terry, will remove also to Nebraska, goin
first to Bostwick, where Mr.. Terry has
sister living.
Nathan Wheeler OF Braintree, a youn
man who was taken two years ago la
June to Waterbury for treatment, die
= last week OF tuberculosis at the home
his brother, George, in Marshfield,
which he was removed two weeks pr,
viously. He was 26 years old. The funer
was held there Friday and the body W,
brought here that day for interment
le Southview cemetery, where prayer W,
~ offered by Rev. Fraser Metzger. The r,
Of mains were accompanied by Mrs. Geors
at Wheeler, the young mans mother, WI
had been with him in Waterbury for Il
past few weeks, and his brother, Georg