Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-21

ana Rcuue la4fce aiii hAe NAi1
Rev. Father O'Nenl Of NorthReld was
in town yesterday.
Miss Annie Barclay OF Barre is visiting
Miss Icy Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Campbell are in
Warren for a stay Of several days.
L. d. Partridge spent sunday with his
children in Barre and It's vicinity.
Joel B. Putnam OF Bethel was visitor
at Alouzo Emery's Monday and Tuesday.
Edward Mcintosh vas in North6eld
Sunday with his father, Samuel McIn-
tosh.
Claude Farr returned totown Tuesday
from weeks stay at hiss home in Han
cock. 49,
J. A. Gould has erected barn across
the road from his house on Howard
street.
W. r. Messer has been ,hcused several
days by the grip, from wnich he is nov
gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Tewksbury re-
turned Saturday from thelr trip to Bever-
ly, Mass.
Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb went to North
field Falls yesterday TO see her sister,
Mrs. II. Z. Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry clifford were the
over-Sunday guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Will Ellis, in Pittsfeld.
A card party WAS given in Grange hall
Tuesday evening in honor OF the birth
day anniversary OF Burton Agerill.
Mrs. Harley Aekerman and little
daughter of Chslsea were at CLAYTON
Woodward's last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rancor are NOV
ing from the Owen block today to Bethel,
where Mr.. Rancor has work at stating.
Mrs. n. NJ. Jones OF Brook6eld was
operated upon fer appendicitis at the san
atorium Monday, DIR. F. G. Angel being
the surgeon.
The ladies of the Relief corps had a So
cial and supper In G. A. R. hall Tuesday
to which the mem bers aud their families
were invited.
Miss Kate Ripley Is bsving a months
vacation from her work in Maiden,
Mass, and is staying with her aunt, Miss
Margaret Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Dean have been
called to Ascutneyville By the death OF
their cousin, Mrs. Henry Mitchell, whose
funeral is held today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood reached
home yesterday from a weeks stay in
White River Junction with their daugh-
ter, Mrs G. e. Lazelie.
Miss Mary Boyce has had to leave
school on account of the poor health Of
her mother, Mrs. Oliyia Boyce, who is
suffering from rheumatism.
Rev. JgL. Penders was In Burlington
last Thursday at the conservation OF Rt.
Rev. j. j. Rice in st. MaFy's cathedral to
the Catholic bishopric OF Vermont.
George Dwyer went to Hartford,
Conn.,, yesterday to take situation as
motorman en- the electrics. Mrs. Dwyer,
" ho is stin at the Center, will join him
later.
Miss Sylvia Warren OF Williston, who
had been entertained nearly Q fortnight
by Miss Alice Mcintyre OF this place and
Miss Lillian Carpenter OF Brookfield, left
Saturday.
supt. and Mrs. H. w. Lewis have been
entertaining Mrs. Lewis brother, E. 7.
Hopkins o. Carthage, n. Y, trainmaster
of the Rome, Ogdensburg & Watertown
division of the New York Central. Mr..
Hopkins came Monday and leaves today.
Charles Angel has been having consid-
erable trouble from broken blister on
his right hand. Mrs. Angel, though
not able to do much yet, is now making
steady progress towards recovered health
after q long illness with rheumatic fever
and resulting ailments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Allen arrived Fri
day from Springfield and Monday Mr..
Allen started for Detroit, Mich, where he
has found a situation as machinist.
Mrs. Allen is to remain here with her
father, Dennis Rattee, Jr., until her hus-
band sends for her to join him.
Arthur Saunders of st. Johnsbury, who
is connected with the Ottawa Feather
company, temporarily located in this vii
lage. and Miss Mary Jane Rancor, daugh-
ter of Edward Rancor OF Randolph, we're
united in marriage at White River juno
tion Friday by Rev. J. F. UlleEy of the
Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Holman have
closed their house in Peth for month
and started for oxford, n. ", where
their daughters husband Ut. John n
Drew, is practising veterinary surgery.
They will stop en- route at Millers Falls,
Mass, the home Of Mrs. Holman's sister,
Mrs. Lee Weatherhead.
Harold Slack, who has been spending
a two weeks vacation at the home Of his
father, g. H. Slack, left Tuesday to re-
sumo work in the electrical department OF
Brown & sharps at Progidence, r. l., at
which place he has been employed the
past year. Before returning be installed
the electric lights in his fathers house.
Miss Genieve LAmson vent back to her
studies at the Bsypath institute, Spring
field. Mass, yesterday after i've days
vacation ct home, made possible BY the
anniversary OF the battle OF lexington
observed in Massachusetts,, falling 90
early in the week rs Tuesday. Monday