Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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Mrs. Oscar Nadeau was in Norwich
Friday.
Frank Brown was in South Royaiion
Saturday.
Alb. Carpenter was in Sharon Tuesday
of last week,
Mrs. Arthur Colby has bought ine
colt OF Frank Brown.
Rollin Prescott was in South Royalton
Wednesday OF last week.
Miss Maude Mosher visited friends In
Sharon several days last week.
Mr.. Pike of White River Junction was
at the STAFFORD House last week.
Mrs. Agnes Gilman has returned from
her visit and is at Harvey Sweets.
Miss Belle Pierce was with friends In
Hanover from Thursday TO Saturday.
DIR. Gardner Cobb OF White River June
ton was at his old home here sunday.
Relatives from Lebanon and Burlington
were guests at Mr.. Nadeau's last week.
The Ladies' Benevolent ei Gle met
Tuesday OF last week with Mrs. l.. l..
Udall.
Mrs. Dana Waterman went Saturday
TO remain over Sunday with friends IN
Norwich,
Miss Aldana Quimby has recovered
from her recent illness and returned to
Bryn Mswr.
DIR. Gustin OF Union Village was called
Saturday to attend Mrs. Hiram Ward,
who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Irving Pixley OF Norwich spent
several days OF last week with her sister,
Mrs. John Darling.
Misses Grace Clifford and Annie Stimp-
son OF Norwich were guests at Rollin
Prescotts last week.
AIRS. Oscar Clogston OF Thetford was
with her daughter, Mrs. Hiram Ward,
several days last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn entered upon
the work OF the summer term at the
Rice's Mills school Monday.
Miss Helen Shores has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Don Root, return
ing to Bellows Falls Tuesday.
The village school opened Monday.
The teachers, Miss Grace Waterman and
Miss Dora Douglass, are boarding with
Mrs. Dana White.
Miss Hattie George OF South Royalton
is with Mrs. Don Root, who is quite ILL.,
DIR. Hayward Of Tunbridge was recently
called to attend her.
Fred p. Morrill,. who spent the winter
in New York, and is now in South Royal
ton, spent Saturday and sunday with hts
aunt, Miss Belle Pierce.
report is current at this writing that
Willard {. Hazel on has been injured
upon the ball field and has been conveyed
to hospital. The rumor is vague, how
ever, and it is not known at present how
serious the injury is.
Changers to the number OF dozen or
more enjoyed warm maple sugar a; the
home of j. X. Hayes Monday of last week.
The quality of Mr.. Hayes sugar is too
well known to need comment, and tbs
raised doughnuts served with it and also
of Mr.. Hayes manufacture, were pro-
nounced by his guests to be quite worthy
to accompany the former product. The
occasion proved very merry one and
the hospitality of their host was much
appreciated by the Changers.
The bodies of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, who died at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Cory Larkin, last
February, were removed from the tomb
Tuesday of last week and conveyed to
Waterbury for interment Mr.. and Mrs.
Larkin, accompanied by Rev. A. j. East
man, attended the remains to their last
resting place. A memorial service was
conducted by Mr.. Eastman at the Metho-
dist church there. The party returned
from their sad errsnd Friday.
Mrs. s. Joyce, 1870 Sullivan St., Clare
mont, N. H., writes "About year ago |
bought two bottles of Foiey's Kidney
IL a,rad mo ~ a oavara oaoa IF A..