Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19
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Leon Reed vas in Rutland recently.
Parker swinyer has moved to Lincoln.
Mrs. Albert Hin has been quite IL the
past week.
Mrs. Alzina Reed is working for Mrs.
Walter Ketchum.
Mrs. Flint is with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Kate Wright.
Burr Phillips Of Dorset is the guest Of
his friend, Leon Reed.
There waga 500 party at Union hall
this week Tuesday evening.
VIII Lamb OF Marlboro, Mass, was q
guest at Will Flint's last week.
Mrs. Mary Roberts is suffering from an
attack Of neuralgia Of the heart.
Charles Martin Of Rochester visited his
brother, George Martin, last week.
Mrs Robert Noble Of Bethel recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Ada Wyman.
Miss Maud Hinkley OF RoyaIton has
been recent visitor at D. F. Gould's.
W. e. Perkins has moved from his
farm to the tenement over his grocery.
The Mite society met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Mary l. Smith.
George Chad bourne OF Roxbury has
been 9 recent visitor at Fred Whites.
Mrs. Esther Burnham is passing few
weeks with her daughter and family in
Barre.
Miss Grace Flint is the guest Of reIa-
tives in Marlboro, Mass, for q few
weeks.
Miss Maud Hinkley OF RoyaIton was q
guest at Otis Abbott's from Thursday un-
til Monday.
Miss Josie II. Mills of stockbridge was
the guest OF Mrs. A. W. Ballard Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Rufus Smith has returned from
Pittsheld, where she was the guest Of
Mrs. Ira Holt.
Miss Julia Luce is expected home this
week from West Windsor, where she has
been teaching.
Jerry Wilson was at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Harry Dodge, in Bethel the
last Of the week.
Lem and Leo Perkins and Roy Ha-
thorn have gone to Boston. where they
have employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Ketchum and
daughter. Annie, spent Sunday at George
Smiths in Royaiton.
There win be dance at Union hall
Friday evening after the drama Music
by Wyman's orchestra. Supper win be
served.
Mrs. Charles Brown, who has been car.
ing for Mrs. w. II. Ketchum and little
daughter, went to her home in LiIlievills
: Thursday.
Harcourt Ford has moved from the
tenement over w. E. Perkins grocery t.
Mr.. Perkins farm at the lower end Of
the village.
, ssThe Iron Hand" a drama in foul
acts, will be enacted under the auspices
Of the Relief corps at Union hall Frida,
evening at s O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dodge, who hav'
J, been passing several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson, re
I turned to their home in Bethel Thursday
. The quarterly conference for Gaysvill
: aud Bethel 'Lympus charge will be heIs
!. at the NJ. E. church here Saturday even
' ing, Nov. %. at 80. The district super
: intendent, Rev. w. s. Smithers, will b
2 present and viii preach Sunday, Nov. %
ct the usual hour of service.
At the regular meeting OF Goodwill
: grange, harvest supper was partaken o
4 By large number of members. Fou
visitors were present. A J. Eaton o
South Royalton delivered a very interest
ing lecture on "0ur Native Birds" Tw'
solos were sung, one By Mrs. Mabel
!. Harrington and one BY Miss Pearl Davis
y also . duet by Miss Stafford and Mr.
Phillips BY request, r. E. Wilson real
a bis poem, entitled. "The Husking Bee
: Five applications for membership wer
v received.
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