Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-30
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT


cAVsvILLE
J. f.. Stafford started his saw mill Mon.
day.
Fred Roundy Of Royalton was in town
Monday.
Miss Julia Luce is passing = few days
al home.
Dr. George Davis OF Bethel was in town
Monday.
Mrs. r. z. Wilson was in Randolph
Thursday.
Walter Lyon was at home from Roches-
ter over Christmas.
Waiter Lyons family moved TO Roches-
fer he hrst OF the week.
Mrs. WrIsIey Mason was at home from
Brattleboro over Sunday.
Leo Perkins has been at home from
Brookfield for a few days.
Mrs. II. @. Allen visited her parents in
Randolph a day last week.
The W. X. c. will have its installation
Of officers Monday, Jan. 8.
Miss Nellie Lyon has been at home
from Bethel for q short vacation.
Miss Mary Washburn OF Bethel was
visitor at J. A. Chedel's Monday.
Miss Susie Stafford went TO wallingford
Wednesday, where she is teaching.
Carroll Wiley of Rochester was at A.
W. Chamberlin's the last OF the week.
ON account OF the storm, there was no
service at the Methodist church Sunday.
Willie Dukette. who had been in Ram
dolph for few days, returned Monday.
Miss Florence Bowen OF Windsor was
a visitor at Elisha Boutwell's last week.
A. W. Ballard was at home from
Woodstock from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Maud Mason OF Boston il passing
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Mason.
Mrs. George Marsh and daughter,
Mary, of Bethel came Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Cornelia Sheldon.
Recent visitors at e. p. BoutweIl's are
Mrs. Nina Lilley and c. ID. Keller OF Bar
nard and s. Peterson OF Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith OF Royal
ton were with their daughter, Mrs. w.
A. swiDyer, from Friday until Sunday. q
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ketchum we're in ,
Randolph to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ketchum. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waldo of Wal {
lingiord are the guests for a few days OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. ChedeI.
Charles Blake OF Concord, N. H., and a
Daniel Blake OF Lawrence, Mass, we're y
called here Monday BY the death Al their y
mother.
Mrs. Jameson and son, Harry, OF b
White River Junction were In town Nor v
day to attend the funeral OF her aunt, u
Mrs. n. 7. Blake.
The Christmas exercises passed OF Il
pleasantly at Union hall Friday evening. Il
The children did unusually well in their 81
songs and Rotations. d.
Mrs. Vernie Dumas and little son OF
Rochester, who had been spending a 81
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b'
George Swinyer, returned home Monday. be
Mrs. II. 7. Blake, one of the Oldest and te
most respected residents In town, died -
Friday, the 24th, st O'Clock. The fun en-
eral Was held at the home Monday at l
o'clock.
Visitors at George and Walter Swim
yer's over Christmas were James Swinyer dc
and family Of huntington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker swinyer Of Lincoln and Henry tn
sWinyer's three children of Rochester.
Rollin Rowland, who had been III with gu
pneumonia at the Gaysville House, died
wednesday, the 22d. The funeral Was -,
held there Friday afternoon, Rev. v. NJ. r.
Martin officiating. The burial was at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The rail along the sidewalk between J. y,
A. Chedsls store and the bridge was
beautifully decorated for the holidays.
The citizens this end of the town feel car
nat i makes up in part for the piece OF nis
ie" road the people at the other end OF
be town are enjoying. ter
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