Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Randolph Continued.

Monday to spend several weeks.
The Walbridge house near the depot is
being repaiuted by the Globe folks.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers OF SO. Royalton is
visiting her brother, Homer White.
A. B. Tewksbury and wife are at York
Beach, Me, for their summer outing.
Arthur Putnam and iona Tilson are
working at csrpentering in Mortified.
Mrs. j. Alice Swan is visiting friends
in Mortified and Montpelier this week.
Miss Myrtle Tarbell OF Mortified has
been a recent guest OF Miss Nellie DicKer-
man.
II. G. Wiley and family OF Berlin visit
ed his sister, Mrs. L. b. Johnson, last
week.
H.. L. Butterfeld OF Montpelier was
guest at Fred Huntington's day the past
week.
II. A. Cramton OF Enosburgh Falls
visited his sister, Mrs. Homer White, last
week.
Rev. Homer White is attending the
Episcopal diocesan convention at st.
JOhnsbury.
Miss lisa Banister saw two deer Mon
day morning in the swamp on j. d. Della
ney's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Totman spent Sun
day in North Tunbridge with Mrs. Tot !
mans mother.
Miss Mary Dubois arrived from Boston
Saturday and Miss Anne Dubois from
Smith college.
Owen Vesper Of Springfield, Mass, was
a guest of Fabien Dupuis and family the
last OF the week.
Miss Clara Hendry OF Boston came last
week to visit Mrs. Margaret Walsh and
family for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest S. Tracy went to
Boston Saturday to spend two weeks or
more with relatives.
Mrs. B. F. Wilcox returned to her home
10 Windsor Saturday after a visit 10 her
sister, Mrs. r. A. Thomas.
Geo. Ryder caught the banner trout OF
the season Monday. IL tipped the scales
at a pound and ten ounces.
Prof. and Mrs. Ira ID. Shaw left for her
home in Oberlin, o., Monday, where they
will spend a week or more.
Mrs. Fred Preston came from STAFFORD
last week to spend some time at the home 6
Of John Udall, her brother. !
Miss Edith Marcott returned Monday 4
after spending week with her sister, a
Mrs. Don Moore in Sharon.
Miss Bessie Lewis went to Boston Tues :
day to spend the summer with her y
brothers and other relatives,
Miss Annie Mead has arrived for the /,
summer vacation from the Burnham a
Fred Webster OF the Boston School Ct p
Osteopsthy came down from Mortified Al
for day lately TO visit friends.
Miss Laura Clark returned from Mont q
pelier Monday, having completed years -
work in the Union High school. u
Mrs. +. NJ. Parker and son, Earl, left :,
Monday on two weeks visiting trip to ~
Warren, Waitsfield and Roxbury. q,
July LIST Homer Rainey and Fred Chad N
wick 90 TO the Fabyan House in the White OF
Mountains to work TOR the summer. st
Emmons Snow Of Montpelier, now a fiji
travelling alesman for the MutualMercan- vi
tile agency, was in town over Sunday. be
Mrs. Mary E. Deming of Riverton, =
Conn, is spending several weeks at the ~
home OF her brother, j. w. Gabrielle.
Miss George Mann is takinga months ne
vacation from the HERALD office and Miss IN
Carrie b. Young is assisting temporarily. th
Rev. f. q. Rainey spoke at the Sunday on
school convention at GRysville Saturday be
on "The Secret OF Success ia Sunday dr.
School Work"
Miss Carrie Young arrived Friday from Ia
Newark, y. j., where she had been for a at
brief rest since the death OF her sister in WI
Bridgeport, Conn. IN
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Roberts returned to OF
Manchester Center Monday after a weeks X,
stay at the home OF her parents, Lyman ~,
Hutchinson and wife. ba
Mrs. Alvin Conner OF Manchester came a /
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. J. G. tr,
Mann, and her parents, F. l., Parsons and be
wife, for few weeks. RAJ
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury arrived Mon tai
day from Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., having tn
completed successful years work as first wi
assistant principal OF the High school hi
here. Of
Miss Bertha Manney went to Boston
saturday to spend month or so with a
friends. She expects TO visit in Fitch 4,
burg, Mass, and Middlebury before her n n
return, H.
Homer Young and Fred Chatfel drove r
rom Barre Sunday for a short stay with r.
elatiyes. Miss Faneuf OF South Royalton n.
lss also been a guest OF Mrs. Ellen r.
Young,
MIR. and Mrs F. II. Holmes Of Orange, f..
\. j., with their six children and three W
servants, arrived at the Burt home Friday II.
or the summer. Mr.. Holmes is away for T..
! few days. ID.
w. II. Kenney aud wife left yesterday m
or Caldwell, n. y, where Mr. Kenney is W
Engaged Tor the summer in the Lake | y.
House, this being his fifth season in the W
lake George region.
Mrs. Suss Bass returned last week from n
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Bass in West
3arnet. She went there from Morrisville
Vhere she attended the convoCation OF the n,
,rand chapter, o. +. ;.
Mrs. Walter WymHn was a close third 10
N the Barre Telegrdn's voting contest for =
he Quaker range. Publisher Thayer sent -
Ter barrel OF -four and some groceries.
The feels very thankful for the work done
iere for her.
Capt. j. r. Eldredge and S. Banister OF
Warren started on ten days trip Tues
lay to the Maine fishing region. They
attend the g. A. Il. encsmpment at New. VI
)Ort on the way. Mrs. +. n. Rising rep ~
csents the W. Il. c. at the encsmpment
A postal card was received by the lecture
committee Tuesday from Frank Robertson,
Who gave the illustrated lecture on the
Philippines last winter that was so much !
nioyed. The card was one OF the soon ~
o. pass away rransvanl Republic cards ~
md was mailed at Pretoria. Mr.. Rober- ~
on stated that he had secured some ele- ~
rant pictures for his lecture on the Boer .s
var, which will probably be given in ~
Randolph next winter. ~
Another June Excursion. ~