Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18
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DR.. and Mrs. q. W. Scott are entertain
ing the doctors mother, Mrs. NJ, l., scott
OF northampton, Mass.
Charles A. Wyatt Of Rarnegat, y. j.,
passsd Sunday with his cousins, W, \.
Mcintosh and Mrs. Judson Fats.
The alarmingly low condition Of The viii
lage water reservoir demands that pa rons
husband the supply as much as possible.
Mrs. l.. E. Lynch arrived Tuesday from
Worcester, Mass, where for the last two
months she had been staying with her
son.
Thomas Carr, who has been critically IN
with a kidney trouble, passed a more
comfortable night and seems little better
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bass are in Boston
to attend a banquet OF the Daughters Of
Vermont tonight as the guests OF Mrs.
Gilman Wheeler.
Mrs. A. b. and Mrs. +. W. Tewksbury
will be the hostesses OF the Randolph
Womsn's Literary clnb Saturday after
noon from 3 to ..
II. +. Sharpe has sold his house on
/ Forest street Tor $50 to Eli Sault, who is
moving to his new home from the De
| Forrest Lewis place.
The ChautauQua circle will meet with
Oct %, and all those interested are re-
quested TO be present.
Mrs. {. W. Hayward is having vaca-
ton from her duties as landlady OF the
Randolph lnu aBd has gone to Boston
and Swampscott, Mass. ...,-u.. .
Mrs. c. q. Dubois and son, William,
have been in Winchester, Mass, since
Monday with Mrs. Dubois sister, Mrs.
| John Abbott, and family.
Mrs. Martha KInniburgh and child OF
Montreal, who were on their way from
| Boston, stopped here Tuesday to see their
cousin, Mrs. Elbridge Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Dean left yesterday
| for Boston to stay while with his broth
err, George Dean, and her sister, Mrs. T..
Hoisington OF West Roxbury, Mass.
Clarence w. Hodges came from New
| York Friday to take advantage of the
Montreal excursion the 18th, spending
the interval with Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Lamson.
George Mooney, a former telegraph
operator here, is TO be station agent at
! Pomtret. Conn, beginning duty Monday.
| He has been in town this week visiting
Station Agent Fenton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Pratt, who had
been renting tenement in the B. &. Bass
house on School street through the
summer. CARED their goods Monday and
returned to Burlington to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas W. Jewett and their
daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Roscoe, and her
husband from Middlebury were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Riford while attend
ing the Sunday school convention.
Mrs. George Kent, who has been with
her father, II. A. Harper, a couple of
weeks, went back to Holyoke, Mass, to-
d. II l.
the 2lst from New York for a European
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brooks and Madam
Brooks went to Boston Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. o. f. Moore of that city
formerly Miss Nettie Davis Of East
Bethel, who had been guest of Madam
Brooks.
The c. E. Abbott property at the corner
Of franklin ana Fales streets, for which
{. c. Clifford bargained, has been e-sold
by the A. B. Cushman Real Estate agency
to j. j. Trerise, who has rented the place
the past year.
Mrs. c. L. Wyman returned Saturday
from visit to her brother, Milan Hebard.
in Haverhill, n. H., and is now spending
few days here, soliciting subscriptions
for the Woman's World, before going to
her home in Barre.
Alexander Stevenson, who had been
East since the G.. A. X. encampment in
Minneapolis, started Tuesday for Globe,
Ariz., where his brother, William, lives
and from there will continue his Journey
back to Jacksonville, Cal.
Mrs. G. A. Blodgett accompanied her
brother law, George Blodgett, last
Thursday to Montpelier to see the latter's
wife who has been i'll at the Heaton hospi-
tai over two months. Mr.. Blodgett was also
taken sick while in Montpelier and is still
there.
d. II. Morse, president OF the State
Board OF Agriculture, was In Montpelier
and Burlington Tuesday, and the next dav
met the board at the Fruit fair in Grand
Isle. His SON law, A. NJ. Vaughan,
who is interested in fruit growing, is also
at the fair, which began yesterday and
ends today.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland. who has been
seriously i'll, with alarming symptoms Of
typhoid fever, is now decidedly better,
She has the care Of the trained nurse,
Miss Sadie Kent Mrs. Copeland's son.
Fred, was here from Hanover Sunday and
joined the excursion to Montreal Monday.
going back to college yesterday.
Isaac Newton came from South Pomfret
, Friday to meet Mrs. Newton, who had
been in Waltstield a week, and accom-
, pany her home. They took with them
some goods and lumber in storage here
and wanted at the new house in South
Pomfret that is so near completion they
are already occupying it.
Col. A. B. Chandler closes Mari Castle
today and takes his household to the win.
ter residence in Brooklyn. Mrs. Chandler
is in Montpelier to hesr the address de,
, livered before the Colonial Danes this
evening by Miss Mary Wooley, president
OF Mount Holyoke college, and IRON the
capital viii go to Northampton for few
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Thirty-seven tickets were sold at this
station for the Montreal excursion Mon
day, Among those who went were Mr.,
'and Mrs. |. 5. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. John
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