Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

ceries on hand ali the time. We are will
ing to exchange any part or all OF the
above named goods for cash.
Fresh fish and oysters Friday.
@. s. H0dgkins.
Royal Luce is working at ". Q. Bout
wells.
Mrs. Q. A. Luce was in Bethel day re-
Gently.
Mrs. Eusebia simons is visiting friends
in town.
D.F. Gould and family spont Sunday
in Bethel.
Mrs. Nancy Jones is working in Bethel
for few days.
Mrs. George chsdel Of Randolph was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Savage is working for John
Hubbard in Bethel.
Miss Clara Quimby was at her home in
Pittsfield over Sunday.
W. A. swinyer and daughter, Annie,
were In Royalton Sunday.
Frank Blanchard has sold his place in
the village to Thomas Dukette.
Mr.. and Mrs. sina Lowry and two sons
are spending few days in Bristol.
Miss Susie Stafford visited at James
Hatch's In Barnard part Of last week.
Mrs. B. w. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs,
II. II. Harrington were in Bethel Mon
day.
Mrs. Gertie Church and son visited last
week at Fred Browns and B. W. Rob
erts'.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson re
turned Monday from their visit in Mount
Holly.
Riley Blanchard recently lad his cow
tested and no signs Of tuberculosis were
found.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Rogers Of Easl
Randolph visited her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Luce, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dodge of Bethe
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. f. Wilson.
Mrs. Hiram Rimball OF vineIand, n
j., was the guest OF Mrs. Charlotte Leon
ard part OF last week.
John Ingham and wife OF Penacook, N
H., are with bis mother, Mrs. ALDER
Hill, for a few days stay.
Mrs. James Sargent and daughters
Alice and Louise, of Mortified arrived q
the Cobble Monday night.
Mrs. Esther Burnham returned satur
day from few days stay with her sister
Mrs. Ed. Bent, in stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr., wen
Friday to Boston. From there they vii
20 to Maine for visit with friends.
Mrs. Rufus Smith returned Monda
from Dover, n. H., where she has beei
the guest Of her son, DR.. George Smith.
DR.. Moore, who had been boarding 70
several weeks with Mrs. Sarah Morey
went to his home in New York last week
Mrs. Kate Underwood, accompanied b
her son, Neal, Of Lawrence, Mass, Is th
guest OF her brother, WIN Flint, and fan
ily.
Mrs. Arletta Packard and Mrs. A. "
Ballard were at Fred Packard's in STOCK
bridge from Thursday until Saturday {
last week.
Mrs. II. L Durkee, who had been stoE
ping for few days at Mrs. Charloti
Leonard's, returned to her home in Stool
bridge Monday.
Among those who attended the TuI
pAAukb AhAE were =. - AhhnAS " aAts
Swinyer. Jr., Mrs. W. A. Swinyer an
Miss Susie Stafford.
Miss Ellen sawin sold her househol
goods at auction Saturday afterroon. 81
expects to go in a few days to Mort
Hartland for the winter.
Mrs. Kate Wright and two Iitt
daughters, " no have been Passing Il
summer at Hampton Beach, n. H., r
turned last week Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor topic for ne1
Sunday night Is Commenting our Soc
ety-By diligent committee work." III
meeting will be at o'clock.
There will be no service at the Meth
dist church next Sunday, as the paste
Rev. J. F. oiin, is passing several days
Lyman, n. H., with his family.
Elwin Harrington and family OF Ca
Brookheld have been visitors recently
his fathers. o. n. Harrington, also at
II. Harrington's and Melvin Chambe
Inns.
Those who attended the White Riv
district Sunday school convention
Stockbridge Friday we're Mr.. and MI
George Martin, Miss Dora Phelps, MI
A. A. Packard, and Mrs. Arthur Ballar
Recent visitors at Elisha BoutweIPs a
Mrs. Albert Strong OF Philadelphia, MI
NJ +. Harrington, Mrs. NJ. L. Smit
DR.. George X. Davis and Mrs. Anr
Mudgett Of Bethel, Mrs. Nina Lilley
Barnard and Mrs. Ella M. Page.