Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06


pany.
Miss Nellie Rhodes from Brentwood, \
+ III. stopped here on her way from st.
Alhans and was the guest last Thursday
and Friday Of her cousin, Mrs. n. w.
Udall.
Dr.. Charles b. Chedel from the Mary
Hitchcock hospital al Hanover, was with
his parents Tuesday. The first Of Septem-
Der he WAS promoted to the position o.
senior house officer.
Mrs. Natalie Clement OF Berwick, Me-,
and Mrs. Jennie Bagley OF Dorchester,
Ness, with their mother, Mrs. Marion
Beecher, returned Tuesday to their homes,
after visiting at +. {. Terry's.
Mrs. c. b. Hollis mother from NatIck,
Mass, came the last of the week, and
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis moved from
the CongI parsonage to their new ~
rented home on Terrace street.
George e.. Ryder went recently from
Boston TO accept a nice business opening
with the Pittsburg Metal Brazing Co. At
Pittsburg, Pa. viii j. Ryder, his
brother, is also located in Pittsburg.
There will be a meeting OF the Sanatori-
um Aid society in the vestry OF Bethany
church on Friday afternoon OF this week
at half past three O'Clock. All members
Of the society are requested to attend.
Mrs. II. j.. Corwin returned Tuesday to
her home in Lowell, Mass, after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Short Powers, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Powers remains about the same.
Monday, Mrs. Fisher from Boston ar
rived at The Manchester and the next day
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Sawyer n daugh-
ter left for Bridgewater, Mass, after a
stay of two weeks at The Manchester.
Miss Marcia Amsden, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary H.
Amsden, and sister, Mrs. John W. Tilson,
for a couple of weeks, returned Tuesday
to her home in North L~eominster, Mass.
McCollom 4 Estabrooks have sold their
seasons surplus of ice, about 20 carloads,
and are shipping it to Toy Bros, Law
renee, Mass. Ice IS a very valuable COM
modify in down-country markets this
year.
DIR. Otto Koenig, who has been with his
family al Wayside farm since June, left
for New York city Monday, where he IS
principal Of a private school for BOYS.
His family tarries a week long ger before
returning.
Miss Grace NJ. Young Of Fairhaven.
Of the State {. r.. society, came
yesterday and IS assisting Rev. Fraser
Metzger, the president, in arranging for
the state convention to be held at Ben-
iDgton Oct. % p.
Real estate transfers-John Bean has
sold to VIM. II. Sisson Of Cornish Flat. ~.
n, Tor $1,000, the Junius Bartro place on
Ihayer brook; Mrs. +. b. Thomas has
purchased Highland place for 5000 Of
Ernest A.. Abbott Of Chicago.
Miss NJ. Lucina Saxton went Tuesday
Helyoke, Mass, to resume her duties
as librarian there, after spending a vaca-
ton at the home Of her uncle, A. Il.
Beeale. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Saxton,
will remain for a longer visit.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hinckley of Royalton spent
week with Mrs. Mary Mann. Mrs.
Hannah Holman Of st. Adams has been
here for a few weeks, and Miss Jennie
Granger OF Lynn, Mass, came Wednesday !
last week to spend a while with Mrs.
Mann. ]
Mrs. Howard Smith and daughter OF {
Lowell, Mich, who had been guests Of
Mrs. Dewitt Webb and other relatives !
mere and at Albert Paine's in South RAN
went TO Boston Tuesday. They
lad been in this vicinity about two :
weeks.
J. E. Eldredge came down from camp at
Monday to vote Tu sday, his !
grandson, Edward Eldredge, accompany \
ng him and remaining for school, while !
Eldredge returned yesterday to camp !
Until the late fall. L. p. Thayer of Essex '
junction was also down to vote. e
Misses Lula and Myrtle Thresher, who =
lad been spending a two weeks vacation =
yith relatives in this vicinity. went to 4
boston Tuesday. Miss Lula will remain ,
mere two weeks at her home and then
70 to Philadelphia, where she is en- A
in the Thresher silk store. =
Miss Stella Beard, who had spent several
'eeks at the Reservation, left yesterday A
or Brattleboro, expecting TO return from 4
here today to her home in Far Rockawav. Ii
l. She vas accompanied by her neph- W
George Ketchum. Her mother will ,,
emain at the Reservation until the last of
he month. d
Ottorro Ladd from Danvers, a nepbeW 6
4 l.. ID. Rhodes, has been a visitor here .
or 2 week. Friday be and Mr.. Rhodes 4
iarted on a carriage trip, stopping for o
islts at RoXbury, Lincoln and Hancock
son OF Mr.. Rhodes living at Lincoln h
a daughter at Hancock. They re- q
urned here Monday. g.
At the Grange meeting next Saturday =
the Grange Echo viii be "a q
Of MISS Roxy Battles and Miss !,
write Button, 4. y Tcwksbury VIII have n
paper, aud the Grange fair committee y
30 give ts report. follow ed by q disc9s- y
Of the same. The program viii be a
iterspersed with music. a
Mrs. Micah Mann and o "a &. NJ. Mann ?
saturday from Newport. N N 4
Irs. Mann remains for a fortnight al n b.
. Shapes. Mr. Mann returned Monday =
D Newport, where he was informed Of ne
serious Illness at Springfield. VI. ~ D..
rank p. Mann, formerly of this pIace n,
n operation was determined upon. and =,
ssterday c. n. Mann and H. r. Sharpe n
9TH went TO Springfield to be present -
lring its performance. Mrs. r.. Il. ~
ann is only recently out Lom q s-erious ~
.ness in a hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Irving Flint Of Warren. re
have been guests Of relatives here and tn