Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-29


tbe bank Monday, after weeks va
cation.
Akerrnan Of vershire was in town
SATURDAY. as auctioneer for the n. :. Blk
By estate.
Ar. e. d. Barnes spent last week in
e,,sYord With her friend, Miss Sarah Il.
Cummings.
AZ, and Mrs. Stanley C. Wilson re-
,urned home from their trip to Red Bank,
n. j., Friday.
Mrs Alice Davenport OF Waltham,
Mas. came Friday and is guest Of Mrs.
Ellen Cleveland.
David q. Adams, who is now living in
Randolph, lost his PAGER, "Bobbie," last
week from collie.
Miss Carrie Ransom, who has been
snepding the summer in Plattsburg, n.
u came home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohonan are on a
carriage trip this week to Hardwick,
Woleott and St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Carrie Waterson Balcom Of Wake
aeld. Mass, was a guest OF Mrs. Charles
". Bixby few days last week.
Rev. A. J. Ferguson of Burlington viii
preach at the Cong't church next Sunday
morning. It is to be a union service.
The regular meeting OF Waterson post,
No as. q. A. R., occurs Saturday, Oct. 1.
4 An are requested to be present at 1880
. p. m.
Judge and Mrs. Horace White and Mr..
4 and Mrs. A. W. whitney went Monday to
. Randolph to visit Judge and Mrs. Dana
i Morse.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will hold q food sale in the vestibule OF
the Town hall next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
Fred Hall found q bunch Of fine ripe
straw berries Sept. % while working on
the farm OF his father, Curtis Hall, north
OF the village.
will Il. Cook Is working on the Orange
County Telephone lines in West Corinth
and vicinity under the supervision OF Di-
rector {. L. Speare.
Miss NIaude G.. Ballou, teacher in
Pawtucket, X. l., is boarding for two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Stan
ton on Maple avenue.
Miss Leonie NJ. Thorne, daug liter OF
Mr. and Mrs. +. @. Thorne, has gone to
AAA4H"FF
g-gsd in teaching school.
Mrs. +. w. Lewis had a fine row OF
hollyhooks in her garden this year of all /
colors and varieties. Among them were
some stocks that measured 10 IT,, In. in /
height.
Dean L. Camp, who runs the dynamo /
at the electric light station, took few /
days vacation last week from his work /
aud attended the state fair at White River 4
Junction.
Miss Lillian Robbins, daughter of the
late Frank Robbins OF this town, was q
guest at o. ID. Medcalfs and bther
friends last week. She left Saturday for
Lisbon, y. II.
o. ID. Tracy attended the state fair last
week With an exhibit OF Leader Evapora-
tors, for which he is general agent. He
Is showing the same goods at the Worlds
fair at Tunbridge this week.
II ls expected there will be union serv-
ice 10 the Methodist church next Sunday
evening, beginning at 1880, and Q. E.
Ferguson OF Burlington will speak, and
will also speak at the West Hill church at
2 p. m.
An auto party consisting OF Mr. and
AAAas MUM A-AAAaOa oh0 A-1"AAa A-AAHAA
OF Hudson, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Russell and William Stevens OF Marlboro,
Mass, visited AFR. and Mrs. Albert Camp
LIST week.
Mrs. Amanda Harvey was here for a
few days 10 attend the auction Saturday
Of the household goods belonging TO her
sister, Mrs. n. S. Bixby. She left here
Tuesday and win 10 to Randolph for q
time, after spending few days at Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. Warren Mack came Monday and
has been visiting her friends, Miss
Blanche Townsend and Mrs. Ada Hall
Bacon. Mrs. Mack came from Caspian
lake, where she has been spending the |
summer with her husband. She returns
tomorrow morning.
Thomas n. Hill has just received
through Bixby's Insurance agency S1s.3s
accident indemnity from the Standard
Accident Insurance Co. in full payment
OF bis claim for injuries resulting from a
fall 10 the barn while working for Henry
Burbank a short time ago.
Mrs. e. F. Peters LETT Saturday for
three weeks visit to relatives in Lowell
and Boston, aud from there will go to !
Springfield, where she Is to make her fu-
ture home with her son. She was &C
eompanied on her trip to Massachusetts,
BY her sister, Mrs. f. B. Dickinson.
Leon E. Hatch Of Boston was here a
few days last week visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Hatch, return
ing Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Hatch is son
Of the late Rev. Frank s. Hatch and has
been engaged in margarine work since
graduating from Harvard about three
years ago.
Rev. ]. A. Law renee Of the Cong'l !
church viii BE- away on his vacation dur
ing the month OF October. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence. They /
isu yesterday for Marshfeld, their former I
nome. During his absence, Mr.. Law
renee will attend the national council OF
Congregational churches to be held in
Boston from Oct. 10 to 20.
Miss Belle Chandler OF walpole, Mass,
vas guest Of Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon last I
week, returning home Saturday. Miss /
Ohandler is employed by the N. e. Tele-
phone Co., being in charge Of the office I
Wslpole and also those in two nearby
towns. She Is the daughter Of Albert ,