Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01
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40. BIxBy. Local Editor.

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ungton and Plsttsburg, \. y, Saturday
nayla Barry Of Hartford, Conn, came
hsi week ON a visit to his son, John
Barry. 49,.
,isIting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary A.
Folsom
n q. Copeland and wife OF Randolph
rant sunday In town with Mr.. Cope
lands mother.
George skinner OF Lowell, Mass, Is
working for Don McAllister during the
having season.
Miss Pauline Maurice of New York city
came Friday and Is stopping at the
Orange County hotel.
Miss Mary Z. Scales Of Montpelier is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen NJ
scales, for few days.
pr. and Mrs. T. q. sprague of Barre
were guests OF his brother Sheriff w. II.
slrague, over sunday.
Miss Ruth Browning OF spencer, Mass,
,ybo had been at the hotel for few days,
lsil Monday morning.
Raw Titus returned from White River
Junction Tuesday night where he had
been visiting his uncle.
Waterson post, No. as, G.. A. r.,
viii hold regular meeting next Satur-
day afternoon, Aug. Sd.
The horses about town are rapidly be-
coming accustomed to the automobiles
fvlug about our streets.
Mrs Jennie f. Perkins of Gloucester,
Mass, came yesterday, the guest OF Mr..
sad Mrs. f. NJ. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Slack OF Claremont,
y H., are visiting at III. ii. Campbells
aad other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware of Boston
are visiting Mrs. Wares brother and
Wife Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Magoon.
Johnny Doyle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Doyle, has been suffering from
an injury caused by stepping on a rusty
nail.
+. A. ordway is building new garage
| for his Autocar on land at the south side
| OF his house f. w. Lewis is doing the
work.
Mrs. Emma Campbell OF Barre, wife OF
the late Charles Campbell, formerly Of
this town, is keeping house for Alonzo F
Norgy.
John Burns, who has been boarding for
several weeks past at Norman Daven-
| ports, returned to his home at Fowler
last week.
Mrs Lucy c. Farnham OF Lynn, Mass,
csme Friday and is visiting her two
daughters, Mrs. Rufus Abbott and Mrs.
Percy Heath.
Miss Ethelynd Sargent has returned
home from South Royalton, where she
had been spending the past two weeks
with her sister.
Mrs. Alvin Lockwood OF Bound Brook,
\. j., who has been guest OF Mrs Dem
MS Densmore the past week, left for her
home last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs Cecil Rogers, Mrs. Ed
wards and daughter, all OF New York
city came yesterday to the hotel for the
month of August.
samuel Hutchinson, who has been here
the past ten days with his nephew, Mil
ton Z, Hutchinson, has returned to his
home in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. McGowe of New
York, Mrs. J. b. Durkee and Miss Sue
Lamb Of South Royalton were in town
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Perley Chandler and her daughter,
Miss Hattie NJ. Chandler OF Barre city,
were at the hotel for few days calling
on friends. They left Tuesday for STRAIT
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond B. Elliott, Jr,
and daughter, Margaret, OF Upper Mont
clair, y. j., came Saturday and have
rooms at DIR. Corwin's with board at W.
5, Hatch's.
Arthur II. Morey has moved from the
sophronia Ordway house on Maple
avenue to the house on South Main street
recently purchased by Mrs. McAllister of
William F. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Brigham of Lowell,
Mass, were in town Saturday. Mr.,
Brigham was renewing old acquaintance,
being native Of this town, having form
erly lived on the Horace Monkey place
Dr. and Mrs. Henry w. Bacon and
their grandson, Master Roger, of Eden,
and their daughter, Miss Lillian M. Bs-
con of Burlington, are visiting the doc
| tors mother, Mrs. Emily J. Bacon, his
brother, Arthur E. Bacon. and other
friends in this vicinity.
/ MIS- JOnu ID. alWoOu TeluTHeu sSotOi
DAY from Duxbury Beach, Mass. She
was accompanied by Misses Lora Hill and
Grace Gannett. Mrs. Alice Hadley, Miss
Pansy A. Hill, Sidney Mills and John NJ.
Atwood are to come Saturday
o. W. Baker, superintendent of Orange
county creamery, with his wife, spent
sunday with relatives in Waitsfeld. Ire
trip was made with F. A. Ordway in his
Autocar, leaving here at O'Clock and re-
turning at in the evening.
Mrs. Grace Ordway Chaplin of Spring
held, Mass, was in town last week for
snort visit to her sister and brother, Mrs.
". P. Townsend and F. A. Ordway
MIS-, Chapin's husband is proprietor Oh
the Massasoit House in Springfield.
As Charles w. Blasdell was driving
across the bridge on pent-road one day
last week, the bridge gave way and his
Dlg pair of horses and hay wagon were
jumped into the stream several feet be-
low. Help was at once summoned and
The rig was extricated without any seri-
GUS damage only bruises and broken
harness. 1t was a narrow escape.
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