Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-18
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John Herrick of Randolph was visi-
tor in town two days last week.
Merton Clark of WILLIAMSBURG visited
his uncle, O. F. Nichols, last week.
Lincoln Morse was quite Ill few days,
but is convalescing at this writing.
P. LaRose went to Huntington Friday
to attend the funeral Of his sister-in-law.
Shirley Camp of North Randolph was
the guest Of Miss Edna Sargent over Sum
day.
Lewis Panton is employed by Brigham
& Co. to assist w. A. Ford in gathering
the cream.
Messrs. Fogg and Jones went to their
homes Saturday in Enfield, N. H., to stay
over Sunday.
Mrs. Alec Beaton OF Ryegate was . re-
cent guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Siias Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Gaylord of Waits
field visited his brother. Earl Gaylord,
and family last week.
John Hyde OF Concord, N. H., has
come to visit his aunt, Mrs. F. o. Ralph,
and his uncle, Henry Hyde.
c. Dowdeil chose Hon. Z. II. Edgerton
of Rochester to be his guardian at the
hearing held here last Friday.
At the regular grange meeting this
week Friday evening, there will be work
in the first and second degrees.
Children's day will be observed in the
grange at Grange hall Wednesday after
noon, June "a. All bring cake.
The heirs OF the late Mrs. Cynthia Kib-
bees estate met at her late home last Sat
urday to divide the household goods.
Henry Colt arrived home last week
from the Randolph sanatorium, where be
bad been several weeks for treatment.
Prof. w. p. Abbott OF Proctor visited
his mother, Mrs. Nancy Abbott, and
brother, l. n. Abbott, and family last
week.
Drew Foss of Rochester. y. H., is
spending a few days with his niece, Mrs.
C. II. Holden, and his nephew, Hiram
Henry.
DIR. e. f. Ellis lost a nice colt last
week, finding it dead in the pasture. APP
pearances indicated it was killed by
lightning.
About thirty attended the Relief corps
Memorial service at the Center cemetery
Sunday afternoon. The exercises were
interesting.
Miss Faye Beard came from her school
work in Washington Friday and stayed
till Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Beard.
Several OF the members of Henry +,
Freeman Woman's Relief corps are plan
ming to attend the district meeting nj
Randolph saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett and Roy Eianch.
ard OF Barre city were over Sunday guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Holt.
Miss Lewis of Barre accompanied them.
Mrs. Hermcn Schroeder. with her two
daughters, Mrs. VanVoorhes and Miss
Blanche Schroeder, OF New York city ar
rived at the Raymond cottage last Tues
day to spend the summer.
dolph were in town Sunday. They at
tended the meeting at the First church al
the Center and were present at the w. X
{. Memorial exercises at the cemetery.
Edgar E. Martin has bought one-hali
interest in Mrs. j. K. Lynde's store,
the grocery department, in Williams
town. Mr.. Martin and sen, Eigin, went
Monday to commence their iabors there
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Humphrey OF Wal
than, Mass, were in town one day last
week. They launched. their boat upon
the lake and we expect they will be fire.
quent visitors in town this Summer. We
are glad to see them with US.
Mrs. j. w. McDermert was taken tc
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
last Friday, accompanied by her husband
and DIR. f. +. Ellis. They returned
home Saturday, leaving Mrs. McDermeni
as comfortable as could be expected.
Rev. George o. Howe will give talk
on his Western and Southern trip at the
First Cong'l church Friday evening, June
20. at s O'Clock, under the auspices of the
c. f. society. Ice cream andcake will be
served at the close. Everybody invited.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Rumney were Mrs. James Lawless and
three children OF Berlin, sister of Mrs
Rumney. They came Saturday and re
turned home Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bryant of Randolph came up Sun.
day and spent the day with them.
Recent guests at the Lake House:-C
F. Sibiey of Barre, ID. Grant and ii. 8.
Britt OF East Bethel, w. G.. Shaw of Beth.
ell, G. L. Stow of c elses, II. NJ. Gaylord,
A. r. ADAMS ana r. Dunn OF handolph,
L. o. Todd of Rome, n. ", Miss Mary
Gaylord OF Burlington, Z. III. Edgertor
and e. L. Martin. of Rochester, Will
Dowdell Of Granville, Mr.. Cutter OF Bos-
ton.
Representatives from the First and Sec
ond Cong'l churches met Rev. George O.
Howe Saturday evening and arrange
ments were completed for the two
churches to unite in services for the pres
emit, engaging Mr.. Howe as q supply
The services will alternate, being held al
IL q. m. The Sunday schools will meet
together at the church where the preach.
ing service is held; Christian Endeavol
society meetings at the First church
Tuesday evenings; prayer meetings at the
Second church Sunday evenings. The
first union service will be next Sunday al
the First church at the Center, Children,
day exercises, and remarks by the pastor
All are cordially invited to these services
eHoAD BROOK
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Cox of East Barn
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