Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15

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boro saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Aionzo Morey is still at Randolph
,skine care OF her mother, who is yerl
low.
Mss Mildred Niles Of Danvers, Mass.
i visiting Mrs. II. n. Mattison for tive
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester n. Barnes o
PARE city have been visiting friends il
fown tue past week.
Munroe o. Coburn left Tuesday for St
Iobnsbury to visit his children, who are
now ali located in that place.
Miss Gertrude Bacon left Monday fol
Clsremont, N. r., where she has been en-.
Gagged to teach school another year.
An increase OF pension has been al
lowed Clamer P. Abbott OF Chelser at the
rate Of $40 per month from August /,
1910.
The Orange county court house is being
repainted. l.. d. Parkhurst q Son have
he lob and begun work On it Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Hood and Miss
Wilder Of Lowell, Mass, were at w. F.
Hoods over Sunday, returning home
Monday afternoon.
Miss Emma n. Adams OF Boston, who
has been spending the past month with
her friend, Miss Mary J. George, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. sarah Skinner aud daughter, Beth,
who have been visiting relatives in town
for q feW weeks, returned to their home
in Barre city last week.
Mrs. A. II. Talpey and son came Tues
day. Mr.. Talpey has rented w. H..
sprague's house on Main street recently
occupied by n. J. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan A. Flanders OF
Franklin, n. H., are visiting their broth
1 er. Elmer j.. Flanders, on the West Hill.
They return home this week.
Miss Nellie Booth Of Bridgewater,
Mass, came last week and is to remain
with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Daniels, this
fall and attend the academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Li.chheld OF
North Weymouth, Mass, have been visit
ing at r. ID. Blake's the past week. Mrs.
Litcbneld was formerly Miss Jennie
Birchmore.
Miss Edna Gabree Of Montpelier has
been visiting her grandparents, MFR. and
Mrs. George Kenney, on South Main
9 Get for two weeks. She returned home
saturday morning.
Miss Rena Barnes aud her friend, Miss
Harriet Tolman, who have been spending
the summer With Miss Barnes parents,
Nr. and Mrs. +. ID. Barnes, returned to
Boston Monday afternoon.
There was an interesting game Of ball
on the West Hill Saturday afternoon be-
tween wiIliamstown East Hill team and
Chelsea West Hill team. The game was
won by the latter, ~ to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Sykes and
daughter OF Evasnton, ILL.,, and Rev. and
Mrs. Benjamin Marshall OF New Rochelle,
n. T., were here last week Wednesday,
on 8 carriage trip en- route for Burling-
ton.
Herbert F.. Comstock came home
Thursday from the white mountains,
where he has been working this vacation.
He left Tuesday morning for Meriden, n.
H., where be has another year In Kim
ball Union academy.
The Union Agricultural society OF Tun-
bridge will hold lie annual fair, known
Is the "World's fair sept. 81, rs and
20. The directors are arranging for what
they intend shall b. one OF the best fairs
ever held on the grounds.
]. c. Davis was called TO Hartford
Wednesday Of last week 10 attend the
fsneral OF two grandchildren, twin sons
of MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Maynard, who
died OF cholera infantum Tuesday. Mr..
Davis returned home Friday.
E. E. Wallace is making further add
lions to his place on Court street, repair
ing the barn and making q hennery.
Will Goodwin is working for him. II is
talked that the name Court street is TO
be changed to Wallace avenue, which
will be appropriate.
Edward button suffered q serious in
jury to his right hand recently. While
feeding a separator to g tbreshing ma
chine, he caught the hand in some way so
it crushed the bones. He has saved the
fingers, but il will be some time before
be can have any use CT the hand.
Miss Hsppis wioks and Miss Grace
Noxon the artists who have spent the
summer at the orar &c County hotel, re-
turned to New YORK city Friday, ana
Miss Helen Stevens, who has been here
the same time, returned to her home IN
New Bedford, Mass, the same day.
Elmer K. Bradbury, who was in town
for a few days last week, returned to bis
home in Springfield saturday. HIS
mother, Mrs. e. F. Peters, who sells her
goods at auction mex Saturday, Will
leave for Springfield, the Esd, where she
expects 10 make her future home. Mrs.
Peters has lived in this town the best part
OF her life and has many friends, who re-
greet to have her leave town, although
they feel 1t best for her TO be with her son
instead OF living here alone.
Mrs. Frances W. Bixby left Wednes-
day morning from W~illiamstown Tor
Moline, H., to visit her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Walker. Mrs. Bixby went to
WilliAmstown Tuesday and will accom-
pany Mr.. aud Mrs. Enos Walker on the
trip. They go via Montreal, where they
intend to stop over one night. Although
IS years OF age, Mrs. Bixby has been an
ticipating the trip for some time and teels
it will be beneficial to her. They intend
to be gone three or -four weeks. i,
NORTH RoYALToN
Ethan Jones is i'll and under the doc