Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-29
Randolph Concluded.
|. P. Thayer was at home over Sunday


LIP. Thayer was at home over sunds
Miss Maud Gourley is visiting in M,
rose, Mass.
Miss Alice Hood goes next week
stockbridge to teach.
Miss Orpha Banister OF st. AIbans Il u
iting at Elijah Edson's.
Mrs. F. H. Joslyn has returned from
visit in Peterboro, N. H.
Mrs. Jane Clough has gone to Granyil
to spend couple OF weeks.
DR.. George Scott was called to Enfiel,
Nh, last week for counsel.
Mrs. o. d. Hopkins OF Monona, Ia,
visiting her brother, ]. B. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are spendin
few weeks in East Randolph.
Allen Priest has reshingled, repainte
and otherwise improved his house.
Miss Ella Pierce QyWallingford il
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Priest.
Miss Stella Beard Of Far Rockaway. n
Y, visited her uncle, Frank Griswold, las
week.
Mrs. Oliver Hood and daughter, Alice
and son, Chester, visited In Rutland las
week.
Mrs. Iona Chase and Miss Edna; Brown
attended the convention at Hartford Las
week.
Mrs. VIM. B. Wall will act as one Of til,
floral hall judges at the coming fair il
Bethel.
Miss Margaret McCaw Of Mobile, ala.
isa guest of Miss Belle T. Morse at Chill.
side Farm"
Miss Margaret j. Carrigan left Saturday
for Boston and is visiting friends there
and in Lynn, Mass.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. B. g. Mcintyre, Monday evening,
Sept. I'd, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Orcutt OF Roxbury
spent Sunday with Mrs. Orcutt's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells.
]. Eugene Finn, dairyman OF the Yer
mont Experiment station, was down from
Burlington the first OF the week.
Rev. Seward Robson returns this week
and services will be held in the Baptist
church next Sunday as usual.
Fred Webster returns Tuesday to the
"Queen City," after a vacation spent at
the home Of his father, Alfred Webster.
Miss Nellie Hastings has returned from
Burlington, where she has been for treat
ment, and is now under the care OF DR.. M.
4. Scott.
The mother OF w. U. Dompier and his
sister, Mrs. Abbie Ladue, Of Battle
Creek, Mich, have been his guests for
few days.
Lawrence E. Blanchard and wife of
Chelsea, Mass, have been visiting at VIM.
Bass, and Miss Ethel Spooner is now
a guest there.
Mrs J.C.Gould Of Paw Paw, Mich, who,
as Miss Alice Chandler, clerked in the
Tewksbury store ZS years ago, visited M.
A. Tewksbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Hubbard are SPEND
ing week in Rochester, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Hubbard and Miss Emma
Bailey were there Sunday.
c. H. Ingalls, father has come from
Fayston to visit him; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Rogers Of Mortified are visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Mary r. Frazier OF Holyoke, Mass,
is at D. E. Goding's; and Mrs. Frank |
Harding, who had been visiting there, re-
turned Monday to her home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Dean and daugh.
Ter, Mary, returned to Boston, Saturday,
ind Mrs. HI. M. d. Merrill to Chicago.
They have been visiting at A. E. Deans.
The Abbott mill is closed this week on
recount Of the absence OF several OF the
necessary workmen who are attending the
Masonic Conclave at Boston. 1t will re-
ume operation next week.
Ell, Blodgett OF jLyndonville, with his
brother, w. j. Blodgett OF Brookfield,
vas in this place Monday. He will spend
week or more in this vicinity before re-
urning home, as he came, by wheel.
Misses Bertha and FayWardner and Hat
lie Hayward spent fast week in East Rox.
Jury; Miss Grace Bickford was at M. l..
.!nfield's in Braintree q few days, and
Hiss Mabel Pearl has been visiting in
lontpelier.
DR.. H. H. Mcintyre and son, Harry, took
most enjoyable bicycle trip to Newport,
'ichford and vicinity last week. They re-
ort finding the Canadian roads much in
erior to those in Vermont and that the
tate line was plainly marked by this diff
,rence.
Mrs. E. M. Bickford has moved to the
)wer tenement in DR.. MortOn's house on
Row. and Mrs. 8. s. Clark and
er granddaughter, Miss Flossie Forbes,
ccupy the tenement in Smiths block,
acated by Mrs. Bickford. Mrs. Clark's
aughter, Miss Laura, returns Friday
ON visit to Boston friends. Ii
Saturday evening at the grange was
latron's night, and was much enjoyed
y all. There are several applicants for
embership who will be initiated into
lie first and second degrees at the next
'gular meeting, Sept. 18th. There was
bod attendance from this grange at the
omona grange meeting held in Shows !
lie yesterday.
John Tewksbury OF Hartford came to
wn Saturday and assisted his brother,
harles, in pedaling the latter's tandem
Hartford. Mrs. q. H. Tewksbury joined
II husband, going by train, and togeth-
they intend to pass two weeks vaca-
on, which Mr.. Tewksbury is tax ng fro n !
lty at W.E.Lamson's store, riding about
70 country. 10