Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
IN TOWNS ABOUT
GAYsvILLE


inst want 10 mention that we have In
fuIl line Of fall and winter rubbers, both
Iiqht ana heavy, also gloves and mittens.
VOW are liable 20 wake Up any morning
and dad you need them.
Special for Saturday only-i9 lbs. sugar
sor e1, only one pkg. to q customer 7
oak Leaf soap, Csc. ; 2 lbs. tea siftings,
BE-: 5 lbs. whole rice, 25c. 5-lb. pkg.
al meal. fec. O. s. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Lena Barnes has gone to Rutland.
Rev. v. ". Martin preached in Hartland
Sunday.
Leon Chamberlain of Bethel vas in town
Monday.
Miss Julia Luce Is teaching 10 Brook
aeld this fall.
Frank Wheat has been a visitor at Fred
Browns recently.
q. @. Hagar and ]. d. Waller we're in
Plttsield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Perkins recently vis-
tied In Bfookneld.
Miss Alice Boyd Of Bethel is boarding
al A.. w. Billiards..
A small party enjoyed q trip On vulture
mountain the hrst Of the week.
DIR. Moors's daughter from Boston is
spending q few weeks with him.
Miss Aura Sawyer OF Nashua, N. H., Is
A guest st tbs CobbIe this week.
Mrs. Sarah Morey has returned from
her visit Ia Bethel and Royalton.
Mrs. Hiram Dean OF Barnard is spend
ing a few days at Z. p. Boutweli's.
Mrs. Harriet Durkse Of stockbridge has
been with friends here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gay OF Bur
llngton arrived at their place here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Reed and two chill
dren OF Lebanon, n. H., were in town re-
Gently.
n. II. Harrington is moving to the
Bishop place just above Stony Brook
station
Miss Clara Circuit Of Randolph came Fri
day to care for Mrs. Walter Ketchum and
little son.
A son, Francis Walter, came TO gladden.
the home OF MI. and Mrs. Walter Ketch-
nm Sept. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Kstchum OF Ram
doIph we're At the home Of his son, Wal
ter, Sunday.
Pearl Hodgkins OF Rochester has been
passing q few days with his brother Guy,
and family.
Miss Myra Brown lie spending some time
With her sister, Mrs. B. W. Roberts, In
Woodstock.
Miss Susie Stafford returned 10 Walling-
ford Friday. where she is teaching In the
graded school.
nrs. Ella NJ. Page aud nephew, Stan
ley Miner, returned from Northield last
week Thursday.
Miss Florence Richardson Of Randolph
was 9 guest ct o. J. Richardson's the
first of the week. !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gay and son, Rob-
ert, of Randolph we're at ID. F. Gould's
Friday and Saturday.
George e. Miner Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was with bis family at the Cooole from
Friday until Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. r. c. Fletcher have been
entertaining their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartlett, for = few days.
Word was received Monday ni the death
ct LAkeport, N. H., OF Forrest Curtis,
nephew Of Mrs. Lacy Durkee.
Ned and Nellie Conant OF Randolph
Center visited their aunt, Mrs. Harriet
Knowlton, the nrst Of the week.
NJ. II. Billings Of Barnard was at Q.
J. Richardson's Monday. Mrs. Eusebia
simons returned home with him for . few
days stay.
Mrs. Walter Swinyer was In Hanover,
N. H., the last Of the week to see her
nephew, George spaulding, who is in the
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Dewey, with their
Eve children and Mrs. c. B. TaRgaTt and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waterman OF Royal
ton, came Saturday for q family picnic
but on account of the rain stopped With
Mrs. Harriet and Mrs. Maria Knowlton
during their stay.
Recent visitors at E. P. Boutwell's are
Rev. and Mrs. o. Boyce OF Roxbury,
Mrs. Nellie simmons Of Barnard, DR..
d. Greene and daughter, Mrs. K. a.
Greene and little son, Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
l.. Dinsmore OF Bethel, Mrs. George
Miner Of Brooklyn, N. T., and Miss Lou
Allen.