Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19

@. w. Boyce of New York was among
the arrivals Tuesday.
Miss Lena KilburD is elerking in the
store Of Stockwell & Hatch.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson entertained num-
Der Of ladies at tea Monday evening.
Mrs Fannie vinton Of East Granville
is spending today with Mrs, E. D. Strong.
Mrs. Guy Lamson and older son, Les
lie, have been in Burlington since Satur-
day.
Mrs. F. W. Curtis and little daughter
returned Yesterday from weeks stay in
Montpelier.
II. n. Wilson has been reappointed by
the governor chairman Of the State Libra
~ commission.
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Mrs. B. ID. Dubois at ESQ O'Clock Tues
day afternoon. Nov. "a.
Louis Fulton, Sr.. reached home yester-
day after an absence OF five or six weeks
at Lake st. John, Canada.
Dr.. A. c. Bailey is suffering from mus-
cular rheumatism, which has confined
him to the bed since Friday.
Mrs. h. II. McEmtxre w,n 50 70 Bur.
I linggon tomorrow TO an4nG thn winter
with DR.. and Mrs. Guy Loud0n.
Miss Dora Douglass, whos had been
with her parents week, went back tc
her school in Stafford Monday
David Dunbar has been very sick fol
several days, and Mrs. Dunbar is but
just convAlescing from the grip.
Miss Genieve Lamson was the guest oi
Miss Bessie SfIverthorne in Northfeld
Friday night and attended q cadet hop.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Townsend Of Chel
sea were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. O
B. Copeland from Monday to Wednesday
Mrs. L. C. White, sr., OF Windsor
came Saturday and was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. n. Miller until Wednes
day.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher held service in th'
Cong'I church Of Pittsheld last SUNDAY
and will preach in that place again mex
Sunday.
Miss Mary French, who had been stay
ing with her cousin. Miss Kate Howard
through the fall, went back to Barr
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rumriii enter
tained Tuesday Mrs. Frank spaulding o
Royalton and Mrs. Fannie Kunz Of New
Britain, Conn.
Mrs. ElIen Huntington, who had beei
at her rooms on School street through th'
summer, went to Newport Friday t
spend the winter.
Miss Esther George returned sunda,
from a months visiting trip to Boston
and RosIindale, Mass.
vernie, the second daughter OF Mrs
George f. Dumas, is having q light at
tack of diphtheria and the house on Pear
street is in quarantine.
H. W. Vail went to his farm in Pom
fret Friday for few days Of fox hunting
His son, Scion, was one Of the luck,
deer hunters in Pomfret
! Mrs. George A. Pinney, who has beei
in poor health for some little time, Is try
ing the open-air treatment and seems I
! be benefiting therefrom.
DR.. b H. Hayward and his daughter
Lois, OF Tunbridge were at the Inn Mon
day to see the doctors parents, Landlor
and Mrs. G. W. Hayward.
Charles N. Mccall, Mrs. J. E. McCal
and Miss Gertrude Hernandez left Elr
. cottage last Thursday for New York an
will be away until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Jameson 3
Bridgewater, Mass, who had been at Tn
] Manchester on their wedding trip, lei
Saturday for Greenfeld, Mass
Mrs. D. NJ. Gcurley has had word froE
: Montreal that her daughter, Mrs. Blaneh
Dunbar, is dangerously i'll with typhoi
fever in hospital Of that city.
. Charles Gabrielle, who is employed in
shoe shop at Manchester, n. a., wa
with bis stepmcther, Mrs. Susan Gi
I brielle, from Friday to Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Waldo have far
ished work for A. c. Slack on the Rowe
farm and are staying for the present wit
their mother, Mrs Emma Waldo.
There win be a special convocation (
whitney chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, at
O'Clock Tuesday evening. Nov. "A. D.
gree work will be followed by q bar
lquet.
t A son, Frederick Hilton, was Dor
o Nov. 3 to Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c. Davis
4 Troy, N. r; grandson Of Mr.. and Mr.
t NJ. B. Rumri1 Of North Bennington
formerly Of this place.