Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-15
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Leon Reed returned to his work in Rut-
4 land Tuesday.
o. Richardson returned to Wood
stock Monday.
DR.. F. c. Fletcher spent three days in
Boston last week.
Mrs. Luce Of Braintree visited at John
Hager's over Sunday.
Mrs. H. @. Allen and daughter were in
/ Randolph Thursday.
Miss Christie Brown is working for
Mrs. F. c. Fletcher.
Willie Flint has finished work at Beth
Ell and returned home.
Mrs. Charles Ford and Addie Gould
were in Bethel Friday.
Mrs Walter Ketchum and Maud Hodg-
kins we're in Bethel Friday.
Grace Flint has finished work at Bethel
and returned home Monday.
Frank Baker returned from Burlington
Monday, after a weeks absence.
w. e. Reed OF White River Junction
has been visiting at Will Reeds.
Jessie spaulding of Bethel spent satur-
day and Sunday at @. ). Hodgkins.
Mrs. ]. d. Sargent Of NorthfieId
spent q day at the Cobble last week.
Anna Brown Of Franklin, Mass, is
with her sister, Mrs. Martin Wyman.
Mrs. Nellie Norton Of Gardner, Mass.
is with her mother, Mrs. Howard, for a
visit.
Mrs. Roy Lyon of Springfield, VT,
spent a day last week with Mrs. Walter
Lyon.
Rev. W. R. Stewart of Montpelier
preached sgain last Sunday at the Cong'l
church.
A few from this place attended the Ter
centenary celebration at Burlington last
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Mason and son, wrisley,
and wife spent Sunday in Lillieville at
Mr.. Rogers.
Sina Lowry and family returned Satur-
day from visit in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
Mrs Carnes Of Quechee spent Sunday
with her nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Roberts.
Susie Stafford closed her school in
Marshfield Friday and returned home the
| first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones entertain ed
six tables with five hundred last week
Monday evening
4 Mrs. Emma SpauldinR has returned
from her visit in bingham, Mass, and
adjoining places.
Roland Nye of Woodstock came Mon
day to spend some time with his grand
father, P. NJ. Nye.
Mrs. Norris Hager and daughter of
Braintree came Saturday for two days
stay at John Hager's.
Mrs. Lena Barnes OF Stock bridge was
in the village Monday and her son, Her
man, returned with her.
Gladys, Ida and Alice Laskey went last
Thursday to visit relatives in Randolph
and Brsintree for few days.
John Noble OF Bethel has been spend
ing few DAYS with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wymsn.
Mrs. Martin Wyman very pleasantly
entertained her Sunday school class at
her home last Saturday afternoon.
Fred Parmentsr of Rochester has been
boarding with Mrs. Albert Hill while
working on the culvert above the village.
About twenty-five young people spent q
very pleasant evening with Royal Luce
last Friday evening to help celebrate his
eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Miss Mary Leonard and II. L. Dean
were married by Rev. Mr.. Parkhurst OF
Bethel Monday afternoon at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Charlotte Leon
q d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and son,
Fay, OF Rochester were in town Monday to
attend the Leonard-Dean wedding; also
Mrs b. L. Durkee and Herbert Dean OF
Stock bridge.
Mrs. Frank Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J.W hitcomb stopped at E. W. Whit.
combs Sunday on their way home from
an auto trip from Bethel to Barre, Mont.
pc Ter and other towns, the trip being
made in one day.
Roy Hathorn, who is working at White
River Junction, took a party to Silver
lake last week, then came With the auto
to visit his mot her, Mrs. Parker Babcock
on Mount Hunger. He is the first oBs
" has driven an auto over the noun
tain.
Among those who recently visited Al
E. P. Boutwell's were d.. George Smith
of Dover, n. H., with his mother, Mari
Smith; Miss Maud Mason Of Dorcbeste
Mass, Mrs Dlsntha Taggart, Mrs. Min
ME Johnson and Ernest johnson o
Charleston, Ill.
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