Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29


John and Miss Mary Lamson have been
in Boston since Sunday.
Oh. Marcott went to Gardner. Mass.
yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. Hattie Maines of Lynn, Mass.
spent Sunday with ker niece, Miss Efie
Thomas, at J. F. Tewksbury's.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson are attend
ing q library meeting held in Swanton to-
day, and are to be in st. Albans tomor-
row.
Charles Howard has finished work in
the feed store OF q. B. Farr & Son and
will be on the farm of John Bass for a
while.
Mrs. Addie Amour and daughter left
I H. ID. Banister's yesterday for Morrison
Vile, n. Y, where they are to remain
some time.
Mrs. Walter Ketchum and infant
daughter of Gaysville were with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Ketchum Tuesday and
/ Wednesday.
Arthur Galarneau, who has been TAX
| ing a special course in horticulture, now
has good position in green house at
Berlin, n. H.
I MISS JOSIE he0neQN OF bUetOu - Win
| Mrs. Eugenie Ellison and at Charles Hol-
mans in Peth for little respite from the
millinery business.
J. B. Wells was in the eastern part OF
the county last week on road business
I and found the highways in hetter condi-
tion than be expected.
A. NJ. Vaughan has been in Newbury
since Monday engaged in setting out zoe
" hite pine and some shade trees on an es-
tate owned by Boston party.
Mrs. Charles G. Dubois and two chill
dren OF Winchester, Mass, reached towr
Tuesday and are to be with Mr.. and Mrs
H. P. Sanford the rest of the week.
Miss winnifred Richmond vent tC
Boston yesterday to take in the last of thu
Symphony concerts and to see David
Warfeld play in The Music Master"
Ernest Hatch has been crippled lately
as the result OF dropping an armfuI o
wood so incautiously that one sticl
struck his foot with good deal Of force
e. c. Hayward has moved to the thirC
floor OF the Brooks block from the tene
ment over A. 7. Neff's livery stable. HI
is to work the coming year for c. A
Blodgett.
Or. H.H. Hayward is taking a rest from
his practice in Tunbridge and devotini
the time to a six weeks course of specis
study at the Post Graduate college il
New York.
, E. s. Abbott has sold his house and Al
, acre and an eighth OF land in Braintre
: to Martin c. Sumner for $3.50. This
J the place on which Wilfred Raymond ha
been living lately.
: Mrs. w. II. Gladding has gone t
; Montpelier to stay few days with he
brother, c. w. Foster, in that city an
, with her sister, Mrs. Austin Templetor
0 in East Montpelier.
, Mrs Albert Morris Gone has issued inv
tations to the wedding of her daughter
Maryette Stanley, to Roy Albert Hus'
only SON of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hus'
The event will take place in North RaI
doIph at high noon Wednesday, May 5.
E. w. Tewksbury returned last Thur
day from the three weeks trip that
= and Mrs. Tewksbury had been taking
: Kennett Square, Pa, Baltimore an
, Washington. From Baltimore the
s travelled by boat to Boston and Mr.
!. Tewksbury is still in Beverly.
Straw berries made their appearance
: market Tuesday for the first time an
Il aroused a query as to whether they wei
4 natural or artificial. The chill win
blowing and the snow yet lingering
shady corners were what probably led OF
passerby to opine that the berries mu
= have dropped of some Of the new sprin
= hats.