Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
Randolph.

day here.
A. j. Foster visited In East Roxbur,
| last week.
Thomas Carr of West Hartford was her.
over Sunday.
Miss Winifred Richmond was in Han.
over last week.
at Enfield, N. H.
Saturday Harry Eaton went to Boston
| In quest OF work.
n. l.. Boyden was in Bethel last weeh
on legal business.
Lawyer Finn of St. Adams was here
one day last week.
Sunday in Barnard.
Miss Georgia White went back to Bel
lows Falls Monday.
Postmaster Eldredge was in BURLINGTON
Monday on business.
Miss Lillian Swan has gone to Mont.
pelier to visit her aunt.
Miss Bessie Kent returned Monday 10
her home in Northfeid.
Chas. Reynolds came from Barre Mon
day for few days rest.
Mrs. Abbie Hubbard of Rochester is a
guest at M. o. Hubbard's.
H. W. Hall of Burlington was down last
Thursday for short stay.
Editor L. B. johnson is spending the
week In northern Vermont.
Mrs Jennie Bass and son, Fred, went
to Pomfret Monday for an outing.
Miss Grace Smith is enjoying a several
weeks visit with Windsor friends.
Miss Sue Balkan, of Randolph, Mass,
is at A. H. Beedle's for a few weeks.
Eugene Wardner and John Battise went
to Highgste Saturday to try the fishing.
j. W. Atwood OF Plymouth, N. H., has
been spending few days with friends
| here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrick Crawford end
baby nj Boston are boarding at George
| Woods.
G. l.. Hodges, representing the Chad
wick foundry, went to st. Johnsbury
| Monday.
Miss MAY Brsdish OF Medford, Mass,
came last Thursday for visit at g. E.
Cushman's.
Thomas Csrrigan and family expect to
go soon to Worcester, Mass, to take up
their residence.
Pittsfield, N. H., came Friday to visit at
j. F. Chadwick's.
Rev. j. l.. Reader OF Rochester ex-
changed Sunday with Rev. @. o. Howe of
the NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Anna Chase and Miss Allace re-
turned Friday after a ten days visit in
Burlington and Bakersfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and son,
Max, arrived home Friday from Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Miss Edith Preston returned to STRAIT
ford Monday. While here she was the
guest OF Mrs. Chas. Reynolds.
| F. wayland Baldwin OF st. Adams re-
| turned Monday morning after spending
Sunday with his family in Peth.
l.. G. Riford and daughter of Canton,
Mass, have been recent guests at A. A.
Sanford's, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. g. W. Morrow and Miss Mae
| Whitmore arrived home from Greensboro
Saturday where they have been In camp
Miss May Cross OF Holyoke, Mass, IL
| spending a vacation with her mother
here. She visited in Windsor over Sunday
Mrs. J.. B. Wells went last week tc
williston to visit friends. She will spend
some time in Cambridge also before heI
return.
Miss Hattie Clark OF Moretown has
been visiting at e. o. Mann's in East
Braintree since the close OF the summer
school.
Mrs. Marilla varney and daughter,
| Lottie, OF Lincoln and Elroy Babcock anc
wife OF Rochester visited at G. E. Pope's
last week.
| G. e. Lazelle and wife of White River
Junction and Edwin Amsden and wife OF
Sharon visited at j. M. Atwood's few
days lately.
Capt. and Mrs. j. E. Eldredge and
grandson, Edward Eldredge, returned last
Thursday from an outing at Camp Ran
dolph, Highgate Springs.
Miss Ella Swinyer has returned to Mrs.
L. p. Thaver's after spending vacation
at her home in Rochester. She was accom-
panied by two of her sisters.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh returned the last
OF the week from Camp Randolph, High
gate Springs, where she had been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Thomas.
Mrs. e. w. Robbins OF Athens, VT, her
daughter, Mrs. Maud DePutron OF Brook
lyn, and Mrs. w. e. Terrill of Montpelier
visited at L. B. Johnson's last week.
A. z. Lewis went to Boston Monday,
where be has employment in the Boston
Museum until the opening of the Uniyer-
sity Law school there, in which be is q
student.
day afternoon to witness the game of ball
at Athletic park 10 Bethel between the
nine of that town and the Rochesters, in
which Bethel won by score OF 4 to L.
Last Friday II tickets were sold at this
station for Plattsburg. Many OF the ex-
cursionists remained in Burlington but a
large number crossed the lake and bore
evidence OF having experienced rough
passage.
F. w. Sault OF vergennes visited here
the last OF the week. He returned Satur-
day, accompanied by his sister In law,
Miss Hannah Paine, OF Franklin Falls, N.
a.. who will spend a short vacation in
that city.
Carl II. Thresher, for the past year en-
pioyed as clerk in the silk department OF
r. II. White & Co., Boston, has taken
charge OF their New York office at $50
Broom street, where they do large job
bling business in silks and dress goods.