Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

weeks, started Friday for New York,
stopping at Rutland on the way.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, who teaches in
Belmont, Mass, went there Saturday, ac-
companied by Arthur Dole, guest OF the
family, who went to Ogunquit, Me.
Martin Connolly returned Thursday
I from Woodstock, where he had been
4 working this summer ON the Billings
farm and playing with the ball team.
John Henry, who had been having a
/ two weeks vacation from T.. A. Thomas
store, resumed work Monday, having been
in Boston and at his home in Rochester.
Miss Amanda Northrop, teacher in
/ New York city, who had been with her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Webs er for two weeks,
went back Saturday TO resume her duties.
Willie Rand finished work Friday as
/ ne sagent for Chisholm Bros. of Portland,
\ Me, ON the train from Burlington to
/ White River Junction, and is at his heme
I here.
/ Miss Evelyn Denny, who had been with
Miss Fannie Prince in Albany, n. y, for
a couple Of months, came back Friday.
Saturday she went to Mortified to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Allard, sister Of II. 5.
| Booth, with her daughter, Beatrice, and
Charles Bowers, brother in-law OF Mf.
Booth, were his guests from Friday till
! Tuesday.
Fred Chadwick went Monday to God
dard seminary, Barre, to resume his
studies there, and Miss Frances spooner
and Charles Dumas are to enter the semi
| rary this fall.
Mrs. II. l.. Flint, her son, Lewis, and
two daughters, Ruth and Emma, returned
Monday after spending most of the sum.
mer with Mrs. Flint's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. r. e. Herriek.
Mrs Jennie Bass went last Thursday 10
Williston to visit her mother and was ac-
eompanied by her son, Fred I. Bass. lie
came back the next day and returned Sat
urday to New York.
Or. J. p. Clifford spent a few days last
week with his sister-in- law, who is criti-
cally III at North stratford, n. II. Tues
day he went to Boston to pass the re-
mainder Of the week.
Miss Frances Warner, the second assist
ant in the high school, came Saturday
from her home in Middlebury. She has
room at Mrs. j. II. Moulton's and boards
at y. W. McCollom's.
Mrs. Gerald Campbell and Mrs. James
Lovstt of Warren, sisters Of George w.
Drew, who had been visiting at his home
and the home of his son, Leon {. Drew
returned Saturday to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Sault are in Lynn
and Somerville, Mass, for three weeks,
going Saturday. They were accompanied
BY their grandson, w. /. Sault, who had
been visiting them about two weeks,
The total circulation OF books from the
Kimball Public library for the month OF
August was 1882; average, 81 1922. OF
these, 1876 (141Tl were class books, 2S3
(20A95) juvenile, and 9O3 (65.3l fiction.
Leon d. Latham, who studied law some
years since with J. ID. Denison and is now
a practising attorney IN Milton, was
chosen to represent that town on the hith
ballot, at Freeman's meeting last week.
Col. A. b. Chandler returned Sunday
from few days spent in New York city.
lie was accompanied down by his son
Albert. The other son, Willis, and Clar-
euce Hodges also returned to New York
last week.
Mrs. Emma Peake and daughter, Cecil,
have moved from he Kent house on Elm
street 10 Curtis Kibbee's in Brookfield,
where Mrs. Peake will keep house Tor Mr..
Kibbee, and Miss Cecil will attend school
in Brookheld.
Mrs. Hattie Gordon, who had been at
Randolph Center since May with daugh-
ter. was with her son, Fred Gordon, last
week, and Saturday went to st. Albans to
visit daughter before returning TO her
home in Georgia.
Miss Agnes Dunbar, who had been at
Nahant, Mass, since June, came thursday
to spend few days with her mother, Mrs.
Flora Dunbar, before going Saturday to
Bellows Falls to teach in the fourth grade
OF the school there.
Robert Allen, wife and son, Franklin,
from Canaan, n. H., who returned 10 the
home OF Mr.. Aliens brother, X. w. Allen,
last Thursday from East Middlebury,
went the next day to their home, after
spending two or three weeks in this vicin-
A few village water takers are reported
to be using set hose or sprinklers Tor
watering gardens or lawns. This is
strictly prohibited by tbs village bylaws
Ell al times, and SO often has attention
been called TO il that it ought to be
unnecessary now.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 3. Dillon and Miss
Louise Hood. who had been at the Moul-
ton homestead several weeks, returned
Monday TO New York. Sunday, Mrs.
Wirgman aud daughte of Orange, \. j.,
who had been their guests here about
week, returned home.
Last week Wednesday evening, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
seth King. occurred the marriage of Fred
ii. smith and Miss Battle King. They
left for Boston and from there VIII go 10
New York. where hs has a position with
the Swift Beef company.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Young and Mrs.
LIP. Cleveland were called Saturday to
West stock bridge, Mass, by telegram
announcing the serious illness OF brother
OF Mrs. Young and Mrs. Cleveland.
Word was received later OF his death, the
funeral being held today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill W. Campbe en-
tertained Mrs. Campbells parents, MT.
and Mrs, Alfred Lamb, and sister, Edith,
and two Runts, Mrs. Nora Marsh and Mrs.
Nellie Patrick, all OF Warren, the last OF
the week. They had been with relatives
10 Boston aid spent day here on their
way home.
WIN. Holmes, who voted last weak, is %
wears OF age, stead Of -, as stated Ia last
weeks HERALD. He writes the HERALD
in clear, legible hand, thai e ''Wes bora
in England on the 9th day Of June, on
sunday morning, IN the year Of grace loll-
know that is correct FOR ] was there"
The death from tuber~.l7sis q the
lungs Of Mrs. Rosa Brown Davis, Wiie ot
samuel Davis. occurred TUESDAY afternoon
AT her home In the vicinity Of y. q. Bass
mill. Bmintree, after an illness o. Two
var. Her age was % years. She was the
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