Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-22

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Mrs. Hattie Dean Rogers Of LilfieviIle
Is visiting Mrs. Mary Holbrook. 80
Miss sara vaughan OF Bridgswatsr il
being entertained at J. D. Mitchell's
Mrs.. Almon Morse has had = severe at
tack OF bronchitis, Of which she il . little
better.
JF DAY OF De Peystsr, N. r., spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Par
fridge.
d. Il. Flint was in Moretown yesterday
to attend to the loading OF an engine FOR
the Sargent, Osgood & Roundy company
Mrs. q. E. Cushman and her daughter,
Mrs r. A. Eaton, have gone to Boston
and will be joined there Saturday BY DR..
Eaton.
M and Mrs. s. s. whitcomb went to
Northfeld Falls this morning to ten !
the funeral Of their brother-in-law. Henry
Thatcher.
The three children of Guy P. Lamson
have been ailing lately and the youngest,
Elizabeth, has been seriously III but Is
now better.
@. ]. StockwelI, Mrs. Emily Stockweil
aud Mrs. @. o. Howe were at Mortified
Falls Friday to visit <. P. Stockwen in
bis new store there.
Misses Bessie Bliss and Lillian Hutch
ms were at Mrs. George F. Jones' satur-
day and Sunday for a short respite from
their work in Mortified.
Miss Sadie Lamb came from Mortified
Saturday and is at J. H. Holman's. assist
ing Mrs. Holman in the care Of their aged
mother, Mrs. Clarissa Lamb.
Charles Townsend of Elizabeth, N. j.,
a member OF the Brigham Gelatine COM
pany, and Mrs. Townsend are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Brigham.
Mrs. J.w. Gabrielle, who is sojourning
/ in Rochester with Miss Jessie Morgan,
has been at the Gabrielle house with Miss
Morgan this week for a brief stay.
Rev. and Mrs. v. N. Hardy of Morris
vile, returning from an excursion to Bos-
ton and Amherst, Mass, stopped here
Tuesday and are the guests OF Miss Kate
Howard.
Gardner Noble and his bride OF Plain.
field were among the arrivals yesterday
and are with Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Woodwork ON the Packard farm in
Braintree.
Mrs. J. II. Moulton and her daughter
Miss Mary, went to Montpelier last
Thursday and were the guests of tn
formers son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
C. E. Moulton, until Tuesday.
A. NJ. Hubbard is In Boston buyinG
goods for his store, and went to the cit,
Sunday, accompanied by Miss Esthe
George. who viii stay with friends ii
Boston and its vicinity month.
Robert Adams win leave tonight 70
Chicago and, joining a friend there, vii
after a while proceed TO Denver. He will
be away indefinitely and expects to 90
, something Of different parts of the West
, ern country.
! The Majestic Theatre Moving Pictur
company has been playing to large house
] all the past week and Is booked for tn
8 present week. The pictures change Mon
G day and Thursday. Miss Letiie Bale
! sings soprano solos each evening an
e Miss Virginia Terry is pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Clark OF Ne,
Haven, Conn, have been the guests q
leigh since Saturday. and Mr. Clark en-
ioyed the hunting season until the We
mont legislature intcriered with hi
pleasure BY the prOhibitive act Of yestel
day.
Drs. F. c. Angel, [. A. Russlow,
G. Bailey and J. p. Clifford are in Rutlan
in attendance on the State Medical cor
vention. DR.. and Mrs. Angel drove /
Rutland yesterday; Drs. Giffor3 an
Russlow made the journey in the former
auto. and DR.. Bailey Travelled more pros
ically by rail.
/. n. L Boyden was In Montpelier yeste
L day to appear for Joseph Coreveau in IL
case Of Coreveau vs.. Trask-a suit in n
gard to a spring Of water on third pa
tvs land, in which both Coreveau an
Trask claim water rights. Moulton
Cowles OF Burlington are attorneys Il
the defendant.