Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
aAYsVILLE

In 1Nh1EGs
Mrs. A.w. ChamberIin is able to ride
out.
DR.. F. c. Fletcher spent Saturday in
Montpelier.
Miss Maud Mason has returned from
visit in Boston.
Miss Harriette Taggart vas in Rochester
the first OF the week.
Miss May Ellis is spending the vacation
al her home IN Pittstieidt
Miss Alice Chedel went TO Randolph
Saturday for 6 short stay.
Miss Annie Chedal was at home from
Rochester two days recently.
Mrs. Eliza Ware went to Newport, \.
H., Monday for a weeks stay.
Miss Mary Boutwell, is sewing in Tun-
bridge for three or four weeks.
Miss Harriet Martin Of Granville has
ECen visiting her aunt Mrs. Ii. T. Durkee.
Mrs Lora Harrington and daughter Of
Barnard were at j.. Z. Sadord's over sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Boutwell, Of South Stock
bridge visited Miss Mary Boutwell, re-
Gently.
The Ladies Aid society meets next week
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frueia
Flanders.
nH InlEHuAE evening kANNNA AAANAAAAAH
is with Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Richardson
his week.
Mrs. n. w. McCollom aud Mrs. George
Chedel OF Randolph were at j. A. Chedels
last week.
Mrs. Charles Lowell was in Pittsfeld
last week 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Grace HUT.
Rev. j. w. Miller was called 10 Pittstield
last week Thursday TO attend the funeral
81 Mr.. parmenter.
Miss Grace Flint very pleasantly enter
tanned her young friends wednesday
evening of last week.
Mrs. Hervey Mills and Miss EVELYN Uf
south Stock bridge were visitors at w. Z.
Boutwel's last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and little
SON, also Parker Swinyer OF Wilder, ar
rived in town Monday night.
sna Lowry and daughter, Mary, were
cllled 70 Jonesville Friday by the death Of
his brother-in-law, Edward Coughiin.
Harris Waters has finished work at
White River Junction and is blacksmith
ing for Goodale Bros. at South Stock
Mrs. Fred Martin and son, Fay, Of
Rochester have recently been the guests OF
her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Leonard, also
her sister, Mrs. w. q. Boutwell,.
Mrs ia Ware Of Newport, n. H., has
bought of j. +. Hagar the place which he
recently purchased Of the Knowiton estate
and will make this town her home.
Visitors at Augustus Chamberlin's last
week were Mr. aud Mrs. Harris Holland
and children. Romano and little Miss
Marion, also Miss Mildred Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster, who have
been living in Mount Vernon, So. OAK,
came last week to Woodstock, where they
will make their future home. Mrs. Web
ster Is a daughter OF Mrs. Caroline Ballard
OF this place.
Miss Kate r. Wilson and brother, Jerry,
went last Saturday to Roxbury, where
they were guests at II. A. b. and Nj. II.
Richardson's They also visited at VIII
liam r. Kerrs IN Northiield, returning
home Wednesday.
At the last March meeting, II. r. Wilson
was unanimously elected first constable,
making twenty-five times in succession
that he has been elected to that office.
No other name in the last quarter century
has been presented as candidate for that
Office.
The crust on the Harrington meadow
has afforded much plea sure for the young
people during the past few days. Some
ring quite unusual was noticed one
morning recently and that was, instead OF
a traverse bicycle seemingly flying over
the crust. The rider declares It IS great
improvement over the traverse, for one
can ride both ways.
Pupils in the Gaysville Lower school
having no absent marks during the winter
term were Kenneth Hodgkins, Wilbur
Blanchard. Theo. White and Clement Al
len Joe Lowry and Clyde Hall were alb
sent only one-half dav. Myron Knapp,
Erwin Nancy and Frances Blanchard
were absent one day. Joe Lowry has been
absent only two half days during the past
six terms, and then on account Of sick
ness.