Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-12
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Washington far yesterday anu touaS'
,y,n weighing o. lbs. was born 10
A.. and Mrs. Charles +, Doyle Sept, Sd.
,r-s Jennie Pierce Smith OF Mortified,
49, has been visiting friends in town.
Mt. and Mrs. V. c. seymour OF Lynn,
MISS, were guests at IL. T. Walkers last
week, 60 -.
e., shirley, Mass, to visit her niece, Mrs.
Emma Lewis.
A., and Mrs. Henry Slack OF North
ala visited at Theron Spears, returning
home Friday,
Miss Florence Marshall returned 10
p,sfon Tuesday, where she Is teacher In
snf Of the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wallace Of Glouees-
Ter. Mass, are guests this week OF Mr.,
and Mrs. I. NJ. Perkins.
f. Hartman and daughter, Miss
r5th Hartman, OF East Corinth visited
all X. Darling's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clifford OF East
Rr,bel visited her niece, Marion q. Camp,
am. +. Bryant's last Friday.
Mrs. George Heath OF Corinth has been
visiting nEf hFokAtis
son. returning home last saturday,
Mrs. Fred Lacy OF Lowell, Mass, spent
l,., week with her sister, Mrs. f. b.
Dickinson. She returned home Monday.
prin. John NJ. Comstock is suffering
mi. week with an injured foot, caused
hy heavy stick OF wood falling upon Il.
Miss Carol Hatch, who has been at her
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turned TO Brookline, Mass, last Friday.
Miss Gail Corwin returned to East
Mortified, Mass, Wednesday, where she
enters upon her second year at Moody
school.
Il. y. Mattison has been appointed
commissioner OF Highland cemetery TO
I'll the unexpired term Of the late W. II.
Il. Hall.
Mrs. Lyman Fits, who spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Ellen Hood, re-
turned TO her home in Vershire Saturday
afternoon.
ROYAL B., son OF w. p. Townsend, left
Tuesday morning for East Hampton,
Mass, where he is to attend the Williston
seminary for boys.
Hon. and Mrs. j. X. Darling and John
B. Atwood left Monday morning for Sara
togs Springs, n. Y, TO attend the nation
al encampment OF the g. A. X.
Clarence II. Corliss was home for few
DAYS last week, but has returned to Will
Jamestown, where he has position as
clerk in the Monument House.
Miss Myrtle Lougee, who visited her
aunt, Josie Lougee, and other friends and
relatives in town recently, went to her
home in Lebanon, \. H., Tuesday.
The Tunbridge fair ground is being inn
proved this year by the addition of a new
bandstand. This is an acquisition that
has long been needed by the society.
Miss r. BARLEY and Miss L. BARLEY OF
New Rochelle, n. V. came Saturday to
spend two weeks with their niece, Mrs.
William Knox, at DIR. NJ. II. Corwin's.
Dr. w. II. Hill left Tuesday morning
for Fair Haven, where he is 10 be starter
for the races at the agricultural fair held
at that place. He will not return until
Saturday.
Hale X. Darling, B. II. Adams, Jr., w.
H. Sprague and Stanley c. Wilson attend
ed the big banquet last Friday of the Yer
mont Fish and Game league, held at Bluh
Point, n. Y.
Mrs. G. F. Hemenway and sister, Miss
Anne Shepard, who have been spending
the summer at Mr.. Hemenwsy's cottage
on the West hill, returned to their home
in Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. George A. Tracy went Tuesday to
Pattsburg, N. ", to visit her parents
She was accompanied by her brother,
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visited her here over Sunday.
The George A. Tracy Real Estate
agency sold the Charles Bixby farm on
the East hill Saturday to Bert f. Pratt OF
Barre. Price 1920, including farm, tools
and part OF this seasons crops.
The directors OF the Orange County
creamery wish to state that the story
which has been in circulation that they
would not separate milk at the creamery
after Oct. LIST is absolutely false, as TINS
creamery is not an advocate of the hanu
separator system.
Saturday, Sept. 18th, Glenn Lougee was
pleasantly surprised by thirteen boys who
remembered it was his 18th birthday an
niversary. They played ball, then had
corn roast. All seemed to enjoy them
selves very much. y
Ernest, Hope, Martin and Hall Carpen-
ter, children of A. B. Carpenter OF Somer-
vile, Mass, who have been spending
their summer vacation in this town ana
Randolph, returned to their home Tues
day, accompanied by their aunt, MISS
Eunice Moulton.
Prescott Chamberlain Of Boston ana D.
P. Howes of Keene, N. H., were in town
last week Wednesday to visit Mrs. Mary
Walker on Main street. Mr.. Cham per-
lain is brother-n-law OF Mrs. walker,
and Mr. Howes is her nephew. she hau
seen neither of them for several years.
Messrs. Stanley G. Wilson, H. N. Mat
tison, 0. D. Tracy, w. c. Holmes, d. n
Darling and J. M. Atwood were IN nan
dolph last week to attend chapter meet,
ing, when the two latter took the Royai
Arch degrees. All are members Oh
George Washington lodge, No. OIL, +. ana
A. NJ.
The grove of Ralph Walker on the west
hill was the scene of lively gathering
last week, the occasion being SUNDAY
school picnic for the West hill church 50,
eiety. More than 100 were present. vi
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