Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-08

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which place he had been spending q week
with relatives.
Edwin Leney, who works in the
plumbing department of the store OF j.
H. Lamson q Sons, has moved his family
from Hsrdwick to the Howard cottage on
South Main street.
James Mussey of Cambridge, Mass,
former resident Of Randolph, was here
for week before going yesterday to Rut-
land, where his two little daughters are
/ living with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powers and Miss
Harriet Keith went to Plainfield yester-
day and were accompanied as far as Barre
by Miss Luvia Hatch OF Chelsea, who had
been guest at Mr.. Powers.
/ Mrs. F. 8. Packard has been suffering
so severely from an abscess in the ear that
she came from Braintree yesterday to stay
with her sister, Mrs. W. II. Nichols, un-
til the trouble can be relieved.
/ Miss Lena Rhodes is in North on a
vacation. Her niece, Miss Veva Boyden,
leaves here today for Woburn, Mass, to
which place her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
J. Boyden, are moving from Montpelier.
G. F. Keuworthy, president Of the Ken
worthy Engineering company in Water
bury, Conn.,, made his headquarters at
the Inn from Friday until yesterday
while visiting Miss Winnifred Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymore and
child departed Monday to Springfield
after nearly q months stay at Joseph
Raymore's while the child was having
surgical treatment for trouble with the
throat.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge and two daughters
Of West Brookheld, Mass, were among
the arrivals last night and ere to spend
the rest OF the summer at A. d. Olm-
sted's in this village and with frien IS in
Brookfield.
Mrs. +. B. Silverthorne and her daugh-
er, Miss Bessie, are at their cottage in the
Old Church ghborhood after winters
absence in Northdeld, where Miss Silver
thorne fills the position Of librarian at
Norwich university.
W. NJ. Terry went into his pasture
Tuesday morning and found q nice
horse belonging to him with q broken
leg, and the bone 50 shattered that the
only thing to be done was 10 put the ami
NAL out OF its misery.
Solon Vail who came from Pomfret
Sunday, went back yesterday, taking his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Vail, with
him for an outing of some weeks at the
Vail farm. Jackson Vail is clerking in
the Smith store at East Braintree.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Nichols came
from Winthrop, Mass, Sunday to see
Mrs. Nichols uncle, David Dunbar, who
is in very poor health. They returned to
Winthrop the next day, taking Clafence
Dunbar with them to stay for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Keith and daugh-
ter Of Three Rivers, Mass, who had been
visiting Mrs. Keith's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burke, at the Sanford farm,
went to Swanton Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Burke, and returned to the farm
Tuesday.
The Philathea girls held a lawn party
on the Baptist grounds yesterday after
noon and realized over 81 from the sale OF
ice cream and cake. In the evening they
repaired to the Baptist chapel for a social, !
which the young people enjoyed i'm
mensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts have
with them Mr.. Roberts mother, Mrs. T. |
II. Roberts of Northfeld, who arrived !
Tuesday, accompanied by her mother, |
Mrs. Eveline Latham of Mort hfield Falls. |
The latter left for Shelburne Falls, Mass, !
yesterday.
George Rogers has been Obliged by inn /
paired health to give up acting as attend |
ant for Judge W. H. Nichols and his /
place has been taken by cousin OF Mrs. |
Nichols, frank L. Jewett, who has been
many years in the West and was but late
ly of Whitewater, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Spear of Boston
have been passing a fortnight with Mr.. |
Spears sister and niece, Miss Vanlora |
Spear and Mrs. Ida Drake. They went to |
Northfield yesterday, in the company OF
Mrs. Drake, to pay a two days visit to .
their nephew, Lewis Warren.
The Mead brothers have sold a quarter
section Of land in New England, N. d.,
to the Milwaukee q ST. Paul railroad
company, hich is to extend its line
through New England and paid $4,000 for
the tract. The Meads reserved a small
part of the section for building lots on
one of which their office stands.
Rev. DIR. A. l. Cooper and his daugh-
ter, Miss Rosa, went Tuesday to Glover,
where the doctor officiated yesterday at
the wedding of his nephew, Wesley c.
Atkins, and Miss Edna Sisco. Today
DIR. and Miss Cooper extend fheir trip to
Newport, OF whose Methodist church the
doctor was for five years the pastor.