Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

on Central street, occupied b. Ernest
Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Montgomery of
Boston are with Mr.. Montgomery's moth
er, Mrs. Mary Montgomery, who is in
feeble health.
Miss Blanche Miller of Lebanon, n.
H., is spending few days with her aunt
and cousin, Mrs. q. J. Prince and Mrs.
F. B. Thomas.
Mormon Elders Pope and Tanner an-
ished fortnight OF missionary labors in
Burlington Friday and have been in Ran
dolph this week.
e. l.. Marshall and family are moving
from the Fits farm in Braintree into the
lower part of Mrs. c. L. Newton's house
on School street.
Misses Eva, Addie and Goldie Green
ough of White River Junction are divid-
ing fortnight between their aunts, Mrs.
ELI and Mrs. Henry Sault.
Mrs. John Ford had with her Friday
and Saturday her sister, Miss Grace Abel
OF West Brookheld, and q cousin, Mrs. E.
g. Beiriger of Bedford, Ind.
Hosea Towne OF Warren and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. ". J. Carpenter of Glover visit
ed the latter's aunt, Mrs. Amanda
Thayer, Tuesday and Wednesday.
William Bourne, representing the
Bourne nadley Furniture company OF
TempIeton, Mass, and Mrs. Bourne were
at the Salisbury Brothers Tuesday.
H. B. Wood and son of Minneapolis
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday
and visited Mrs. e. d. Strong, an old
friend Of theirs in Jamestown, n. d.
DR.. H. @. Beekman, who has been
gaining steadily for some time, Is now
suffering from q relapse and Is under the
care OF the trained nurse, Miss Anna
Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheaton and
son, William, Of Barre have been spend
| ing several days with Mrs. Wheaton 3
brother, e. E. Campbell and family on
Forest street.
j. E. Bull, who represents the Com
stock-Cheney company. manufacturers Of
piano supplies in Centerbrook, Conn,
has been q guest at Lemuel Richmond's
leaving yesterday.
e. S. whitcomb was ia New York yes
terday on business connected with the
position be is soon to take in ths Office of
the mining company with which G. w.
Boyce Is connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton are enter
tanning their niece, Mrs. Will Downing,
and her daughter, Kathryn, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Misses Alice and Louise Brinn
OF Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Harold E. Perkins, who had been
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton, left for her home in Wood
stock Monday, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Hamilton.
Mrs. Hattie LaInson, Mrs. Roy Holman
and Mrs. Lena Varney went to Montpel-
Ter Tuesday, for . days shopping on the
part of Mrs. Lamson, while the OF her two
ladies stayed over until Wednesday.
Mrs. d. NJ. English was in Royalton
and South Royslton from Saturday tc
Wednesday, the guest OF her daughter
! Mrs. Ed. Harlow, at the former place and
OF her son, Charles English, at the latter
W. A. Jones and family, DR.. A. c
Bailey and family, Hudson Bailey anC
family, Mrs. L. G. Drew and daughter
Marion, Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard and Miss
Esther had very pleasant picnic at Ma
feba lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Belding wen
back to Holyoke, Mass, yesterday after
fortnight's sojourn with Mrs Belding'
. brother, Derwood Loomis, in South Ran
doIph and with their aunt, Mrs. e. II
Bruce in this village.
: Rev. @. v. T. Richeson has declines
the call to the pastorate OF the Federatel
Baptist and Methodist churches in thi
place, having decided to remain with tn
+ Baptist church in Hyannis, Mass, whic
e be served temporarily while pursuing hi
q theological studies.
L. T. Salisbury and family started i
e their touring car this morning for tn
o cottage At Caspian lake, Greensboro
: Mrs. May Kicker, who had been living .
Mr.. Salisbury's lately, went Monday I
Topsham with her son, Nelson, to sta
indefinitely at the home OF her parents
where she is at present needed.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Waite OF Watt
field accompanied Mrs. waite's sistel
Mrs. H. NJ. Miller, on her return froI
y Pomfret Saturday and were here unit
Tuesday, when they departed to Montpl
. lior. The next dRY Mrs. Miller went |
Queen City park, Burlington, to be wit
10 Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gladding at Il
Gould cottage q few days.
+ Mrs. Arthur Burt was called to Blu
D. Iington last Thursday by the critical cor
dition of her fsther-in-law, John v
r Burt, who is ct the Sparhawk sanitariui
8 with his daughter, Miss Anita. NJ
Burt was so much more comtortab
= Monday that Mrs. Burt came bacl
= bringing to the farm her brotber-in-lay
Walter Burt, who did not return to Blu
lington until yesterday.
y The annual reunion OF the Winds
and Orange County Veterans associate
=. attracted about thousand people
70 South Royalton yesterday, which was Il
~ anniversary OF the battle OF Bull Rn
Trains, autos and teams carried about
of from Randolph. The day was perfe
A. and the exercises we're good. Among Il
speakers we're Governor Prouty, Lieut.
rs Governor Mead, Judge z. s. Stanton, q
IN. partment Commander Franklin, Depal
ment President Mrs. Mary Rising, &c
= o. q. Howard and Rev. Fraser Metzger
,r- Gordon Elmer, youngest son OF NJ
and Mrs. Walter K. Stark, died OF dip
=, iberia July at the hospital for cont
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