Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-30

.Un ilrHt consisting OF about 22O acres OF
land suitably divided into meadow, PAS
,8ra and Woodland; never failing running
ra.af aE house and barn, near school and
CHURCH. win sell stock, tools and crops
u desired For further particulars adj
Dress Joseph M. Tilson, Randolph, VT,
go g.. o. Q. 2w ae
The Gbslsea Brass band furnish music
r.taa Worlds fair yesterday and today.
Miss Emma Brown OF Barre is visiting
Nr George raplin and other friends in
.rF8.
U- W. 70. Hin has been on the sick
I,. tha past week SO he was not able to
aH.Ha Co business.
H. Hattie e.. Halvorsen left Monday
FOL. SEES York city, where she is to spend
Haaiatar with her aunt.
Mrs. raHsy Hu Morse was called TO
boz home iu New Jersey Tuesday night
.rtH. serious illness OF her husband.
MIS- ua.la Flanders, VINO keeps house
w NunE j, Titus, is away for a two
rns vacation visiting friends at Tun.
..s-..
Misses 2rsry and Hazel Luce have been
aHHag s.. n. They also attended the
sa.a ls.s.
Miss Marion Ramsdell, who has been
a#lmg her uncle in franklin Grove, ILL.,,
Doe past three months, returned nome last
Thursday morning.
The ladies OF the NJ. r. church are in
vtai Co meet v IT'D Mrs. f. &. Hood next
Friday 8ftgrnoonein the interest OF the
sale soon 90 be held.
u- sad Mrs. Arson s. Ormsby have
moved to Nershire, where they have
bought the house known as the Capt.
Richard smith place.
Rev. and Mrs. W. f. Allen, who had
been spending a few days in town calling
90 old friends, returned to their home in
tat,shury Yesterday.
ga. Corwin Of the drm OF j. A. r.
lorsin son was in Boston few days
last week buying goods for the fall trade.
he returned saturday night.
Rev. William f. Allen OF Craitsbury
occupied the pulpit in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning and the
West Hili church in the afternoon.
The Vermont edition OF the Elements
dCIytI Government has recently been re-
T'ed by Hon. Hale K. Darling and pub
hhed By Silver, Burdett & Co. OF Boston.
Misses Bena Barnes and Harriet Toll
uan who have been spending the sum
ue' vith Miss Barnes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. y, Barnes, returned to Boston
Friday afternoon
George Durkee, little son OF Charles
ulrkee, has been in a serious condition
tae past week. II is thought he fell at
play aud injured bis LEG as he seems to
a''a lost the use Of il.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
lyrian club will be held Tuesday even
ng Oct. s, az o'clock. All members
are requested TO be present as important
business is to be transacted.
Ar aud Mrs. Bennett Morgan have re-
la'aed 30 their farm in South Washing
91. They have been in Graniteville the
FAsl tive or three years, where he has
Deem working on the quarries.
Miss Alice Moulton, bookkeeper for e.
f'Ueerlng q Co., Quincy Market, Bos-
"n' who had been spending the past two
weeks with her sister, Miss Eunice Moul-
700, returned to Boston Saturday.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who has been
,-ttItH HHl HhGdtton Win ueE phAbnA7f
At and Mrs. W. z. Townsend, left last
Wednesday for Washington, d. c., where
sle s teaching in National Park semin-
sy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Hood and Miss
gNder of Lowell, Mass, spent Friday at
M Hoods. They attended the state
ht Thursday and came here that even
ls' They left for Lowell Saturday on an
automobile trip via the White mountains.
Among those who attended the state
Ah at White River Junction last week
were William F. Hood, ]. c. Hood, o. d.
aagy, A, ID. Hancock, II. o. Bixby, w.
g loNuseud Fred Bohonon, M. A. Car.
En'er and son, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl.
Auams., Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin of Barre,
Tyompaaied by Mrs. Charles Perrin and
1 Ms Neilie Kellogg of Montpelier and
es Mabel Martin of Atlanta, Ca, spent
.'aoay with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grant
I'M W Voc West Hill. The party are relatives
NJ. MS Grant. They made the trip in
''' martins automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hood left
ns',lay for New York, accompanied By
george j. HeImer's children, Mis-
heimer, Master George j. Helmer
.,l and Master Charles Helmer, and theii
ISM Miss Bessie Burgess. They mad'
- zap ia the doctors touring car, driv
way his chauffeur, Charles Strebee
NJ wv no accidents, they expect to maxi
w.. mp 10 two days. DR.. and Mrs. Hell
h., VINO have been camping in New
y..laws'ek, are expected to arrive in New
'O'A the same day.