Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Nfws IN TOWNS ABOUT
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n a Woodward - repairing The
s.,,eh organ at Grace church.
A n. spooner has been to Highgats
-. ana returned with some nice /
hsh.
g,.,ssr farm and personal property for
$500,
p,oi. c. II. Morrill, and family have re-
,n,sei from camping al Silver lake,
FRANKLIN,
~. Nina Wellington OF South Dakota
.nsnding a few weeks with her uncle,
{. l. smith
Nsl :. Conant was under the weather
rls.aay and Ray Adams drove on Il. +.
D. route No. j.
Mis-, Isadore W. Holman OF Spring
aid Mass, was guest OF \. L. Boyden
ma family last week.
Fred Eaton and wife were in Chelsea
Ia, week and attended some OF the Old
Home week exercises.
Nav arrivals at the Colonial-Thomas
c,ssd. John Greed and Miss Florence Ca
~ 81 south Boston, Mass.
The usual services will be held In the
c,,s'l church at 1890 a. m. and the
ni8Nesk meeting Thursday evening.
Misses Edith, Mabel aud Ruth Smith
and Nina Wellington visited the granite
9rarries al Barre last week Thursday.
Mr.. Bower has an international engine
and Mr.. Bicklord furnishes Gray mann
moth thresher, and work is going on.
John II. Kellogg, who has been al the
Colonial for the summer, returned 10 his
home IN Hartford, Conn, Wednesday.
Miss Julia Bass, sister Of Mrs. George
n clark Of someryine, Mass, Is a guest
olMlss G. b. Weymouth at the Colonial
There was very successful fair last
week by the ladies OF the Federated
churches, at which there was realized
:l05.
Mr.. stetson and Mrs. Minnie Blodgett
s,etson have returned from their wedding
trin and were here TO attend the wedding
OF Miss e.. Vie Davis.
win 5. Bryant, j. II. Hayes and Edgar
Dame went TO Boston last Friday night,
taking advantage OF the excursion rates.
They have all returned.
Mr.. Kelly and family, who have been
spendiug the summer with William Re
gan and wife, returned TO their home in
Lynn, Mass, last Monday.
Hiss Nora West, who has been In Mas
sachusetts this summer, has returned and
is with Miss Martha Gilbert to attend the
Normal school the coming term.
Miss Amy Burt, formerly OF swanton,
but now teaching In Michigan, is taking
vacation and visiting at w. F. Wash
Il ~
sanford smith ana wife of Barre visit
ed her brother, Chester Bickford, over
Sunday. Mr.. Smith returned Tuesday
and Mrs. Smith will remain a few days.
Rev. George w. Patterson, former pas
tor Of the Congn church, now OF Castine,
Ne, isa guest at the Maplewood. His
old friends are glad to see him. He is as
genial as ever.
Miss Eliza Gee, former teacher In the
Normal school here, but for several years
teacher in the Normal school at oneonta,
y. Y, is visiting Miss Bessie Holden at
the Old Homestead.
Miss josephine Hodges has returned
from Mary Fletcher hospital and is i'm
proving. A.,C. Wells went for her ana
she endured the journey well and expects
complete recovery.
Mrs. Lucia Edison, mother OF A. Z. Ed
son, aged 81 years, died last Friday OF pa
ralyss. The funeral services were at the
house on Monday, conducted by Rev. r.
A. Wells, and the interment was in the
cemetery here.
Rev. f. A. Wells and wife, l.. j. Har-
rington, wife and daughter, DR.. d. H.
Nutting and daughter, Nellie, and +. L.
Ball and wife attended the Orange county
Sunday school convention at Williams
town Tuesday and Wednesday
John o'Grady of Roxbury came satur-
day night by team to join his family al
John Bolin's. On his way he saw the
light of the meteor and heard distinct
rumbling. He returned home sunday
night and his family returned on Mon
day.
Mrs. Alice Sabine Smith and her sister
Miss Hattie Sawyer of Maiden, Mass.
have made an extended visit to Montreal
Que. and other points OF interest In Gan
ada, and also to the White mountains ane
have returned.
The new arrivals at the Maplewood arr
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Ashmond, Yonkers
n. ", Thomas Ritch, Jr., and wlfe
Port jefferson, N. Y, F. H. Wild ant
wife, New Haven, Conn, Mrs A. W
Savage and Arthur G. Savage, Hyde PARK
Mass, Rev. G.. w. Patterson, Castine
Me.
The fall term OF the Normal schoo
opens Tuesday, Aug. 27th. Owing to
delay at the printer $, the catalogue Is
sued annually by the board OF norma
school commissioners was not ready U
send out until this week. Copies may
obtained by applying to the principal
The Training school will open Tuesday
Sept. Sd.
There was family reunion at the Kan
dolph House last Sunday Of W. l.. Hebar
and wife's relatives. Their children, AS
Hebard and wife, of White River juno
ton, Guy Hebard of Derby, Conn, MRS
Maud Hebard Stone OF Lunenpurg
Mass, were present. Mrs. l.. b. Atwooo
sister, and r. F. Tilson and wife an
Mrs. Hebard's mother were also preseh
will mail you free to prove merit san
pies of my DR.. Shoop's Restorative an
my book on either dyspepsia, the neal
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