Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-30
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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DIR. l. l.. Nowian was in Hanover last
week.
Mrs. Rush Nsweomb lsi, tor New York
Friday.
Mrs, Enis Bryant was in Hanover
recently.
Mrs. Anderson OF Hanover Was in town
recently,
Victor King was in White River june
ton last week,
Little Margaret Troop has returned
from CoppeFheld.
Esther claiin is visiting in Claremont
at Herbert Dows.
Miss Lena boomer spent day with
her parents recently.
Miss Florence Judd has arrived home
for the summer vacation.
DIR, Blake OF Woburn, Mass, is In town
on his annual fishing trip.
Eugene Harris OF East Concord was at
the Barrett House last week.
I'D. Richardson OF ~. Aihans spent a
day with has father recently.
Mrs. John whitcomb Of vershire spent
Saturday at Viii ism kendali's.
Joseoh Richardson Is quite seriously i'll
al 0smond Godfrey's IN Bethel.
Mr.. Shaw OF Bethel was in town Mon
day, accompanied by his father.
A party OF students from Dartmouth
spent Sunday at the Barrett House.
Mrs. Esio Bryant will spend some time
AT DR., !. l.. Nowlan's tor treatment.
Miss Alice Farnham spent several days
with her friend, Mrs. Troop, recently.
Mrs. Nancy Whittemore IL spending
some time with Mrs. Jeanette Bacon.
Messrs. Darling and Wilson Of Chelsea
were in town last week ON legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall and chill
dren spent Sunday with Miss Della Ken
dali.
Several from this village attended the
entertainment at STAFFORD Saturday
evening.
Miss Bessie Frary spent several days in
West Lebanon with Mrs. George KILLING
recently.
A barge load OF Polanders arrived Satur-
day night to work for the Elizabeth
Mining Co.
Miss Florence Fitz OF Hanover is caring
for Mrs. Lucius Berry, who has been
seriously i'll.
5. b. Buell. attended the graduating
exercises OF Thetiord academy Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Godfrey and
infant son were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Boomer Sunday.
Mrs. Delight Caswell went to Tun-
bridge Saturday to spend several weeks
with her daughter.
Miss Margaret Roberts has returned
from Claremont and will spend the
summer at her cottage.
A. Wilder Brown, assistant superinten-
dent at the mines, spent day at White
River Junction recently.
Miss Helen Walton was at Thetford
Hin last week Wednesday, attending the
reception in the evening.
q The young people gave party at B. NJ.
hall Saturday evening for Guy Ross, who
has been at home for a week.
The body of Mrs. Frank Towle, for
merly Mrs. Harris, was brought here from
East Concord for burial last week.
The house formerly owned by George
Dow is being thoroughly repaired and
will be used as club house and Office.
Mrs. Salome Soule celebrated her SD
birthday Thursday, May 3d. by receiving
her many friends in the afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyson, Mrs. Mary
McCulloch and a party OF friends at
tended the operetta given at Hanover
Thursday evening. The music for the
operetta was written by Lawrence Adler.
Rev. William Bennett gave fine ad-
dress Sunday morning full of patriotism,
fervor and sympathy for the "Blue and
Gray" The church was decorated with
the national colors and potted plants. A
very handsome bouquet Of geraniums
and callas was presented to Charles
Dodge, the only veteran present. Mem
bers OF Temple lodge, +. and A. NJ, and
Unity chapter, o. e. s., were in attend
Rnce,