Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-19
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
oAYsvILLE

William Jaycox of Woodstock was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Blanchard has been quite |
sick the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Boutwell, is again working |
at L. G. Harrington's.
The w. r. G. will meet at their hall |
at 2:s0 p. m.
Justus Martin OF Broad Brook was
visitor in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Ballard was confined to the
bed by illness the first of the week.
E. A. Thomas OF Woodstock was in
town Saturday on official business.
Mrs. Louise Burnham is spending
few weeks at her home in the village.
Mrs. B. w. Roberts and Myra Brown
are visitors at Ira Wheat's in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ralph have re-
turned to their home in Wollaston, Mass.
Charles Ballard, who is working at
Lower Rochester, was in town over Sun
day.
Miss Agnes Heap has returned to And
over, Mass, after a two weeks stay In
town.
Ethel and Lettia Boutwell, of Rutland
have been visitors at w. G. BoutweIl's for
a few days.
Rev. Mary 7. Whitney of Rochester
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. M.
L. Wyman, Jr.
R. E. Wilson was in vergennes last
week to take Milo Blanchard to the in
dustrial school.
Pearl Hodgkins of Rochester spent
Sunday with his brother, q. 5. Hodg-
kins, and family.
Mrs. Walter swinyer and son. Walter,
returned Friday from q three weeks stay
in Hanover, n. H.
Paul Minor very pleasantly entertained
his Sunday school teacher and class
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Daniels of Chelsea
visited her brother, Eugene Chamberlin,
and family last week.
Forrest Nye and daughter, Madeline. Of
I Woodstock are spending a few days with
his father, P. M. Nye.
Bert Harrington and family were in
East Brookdeld last week to visit his
brother, Edwin Harrington.
Miss Abbie whitcomb of Bethel is pass
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. W. Whitcomb.
Miss Rosamond Sargent returned this
week to her home in Northfeld, after q
few days. stay at the Cobble.
Mrs. James Sargent and daughters,
Alice and Louise, OF Mortified are enjoy
ing a few days at the Cobbie.
Mrs. George Marsh and daughter
Mary. of Bethel have been visiting bel
mother, Mrs. Cornelia Sheldon.
Mrs. Tallett, who had been spending
some time in town, has returned to hel
home in Beaver Meadow, n. Y.
Mrs. Lorraine French OF Boston and
Miss Alline Boyee were guests Friday anC
Saturday at Mrs. Charlotte Leonard's.
Mrs. F. V. Hasssm and granddsugh
tiers, Fleda and Gladys, of East Hard wicl
arrived in town Friday to visit friends.
Kenneth Hodgkins, who had been will
: his aunt, Mrs. Homer Waldo, in Walling
ford for four weeks, came home Friday.
4 c. A. Luce and Misses Gertrude Rob
erts and Gladys Monaban were at Alonz
Reyes on Taggart Hill the last Of tn
week.
NJ. L. wymau, Jr.. went to Boston Sat
urday, where Mrs. wyman will join hir
a little later and they will enjoy trip I
Maine.
Recent visitors at f. P. BoutweITs al
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Greene and little so
OF Glen Cove, L. l., and DR.. o. v. Green
OF Bethel.
III Rev. Alvin Smith and son, Percy, {
Bloomfield, Me-, came Monday to joi
Mrs. Smith at the home of her fatbe
Joel Blackmer.
Roy Chamberlin, who has been spen,
ing several months with his uncle, r.
Chamberlin, started Friday for his hon
in Rockefeller, Ill.
Leon Chamberlin has returned from b
visit in Tilton, N. H. He and Mr.
Chamberlin are visiting her uncles, Leo
ard and Adelhert Newell.
Mrs. Gertrude Mills, who had been vi
iting relatives in town, started Thursdl
for New York city. From there she e
poets to go to North Carolina.
Mrs. George E. Miner and sons, Sta
ley and Theodore, and Mrs. James s.
gent and daughter, Rosamond, enjoyed
picnic Saturday at the old home farm
Taggart Hill.
- Miss Alice Harrington, who had be
spending several days with her faith
Andrew Harrington, ana her grandpl
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Harringtc
went to her home in Randolph Friday.
! Last week Monday being George Nj
tins birthday anniversary, he and M
Martin very pleasantly entertained
81 following guests:-Mr. and Mrs. HirI
Martin Of Moline, ILL.,; Charles Mar
~ and sister, Luthera Hunton; Jane Mar
and daughter; Mrs. E. n. Abbott a
son; Mrs. Edna Stockwell, Emily Stol
we'll and Truman Martin of Rochest
ld DR.. David Martin OF Nebraska and 81
Homer Martin OF New York; NJ
II Charles Townsend and daughter, NJ
Grace Sleeper of Barnard, also Mrs. NJ
tins brother, William Mack, and 8
ses Harold, of Woodstock.
The entertainment given at Union
Wednesday evening was well stteni
and seemed to be much enjoyed by
The program was as follows:-Piano 81
Helen Boutwell,; reading, "Bell Of
Basil's,o Mrs. Chamberlin; readi
"Ask Mama,n Mrs. Chamberlin; d.
''Pawnshop Man." Mariory and Berr
u q HarriuUfou. reading tfrack -