Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-02
Randolph.

August vacation.
Mrs, T. II. Totman resumed work in the
Bell store Monday. '''
Mrs. o. P. Hood went to Barre Mondsv
70 spend few days.
d ; John Iewksbury spent Sunday in White
river junction with friends.
Fred q. Webster, Esq, OF Burlington
spent Sunday with his parents,
Miss Ethel Newton is taking a weeks
vacation from the HERALD office.
Mrs. Eva Smith OF Brookfiela has been
| a visitor at W. 5. s. Bucks this week.
Ralph French OF Everett, Mass, is at A.
M. hubbard's for several weeks stay.
Joe Nef Of Meriden, Conn, came last
week 10 spend vacation with relatives.
Mrs: W. W. Carpenter left for Warren
saturday to spend u week or so with
Misses Eva Spaulding and Sylvia shil-
yocK returned to their home in st. Adams
Tuesday.
=, A. f. Hodges has presented to the public
Cyclopedia.
! Miss May Bradish OF Medford, Mass,
arrived at g. E. Cushman's Monday for
her summer visit.
Miss Emma ssnderson of Throop, Pa,
arrived last week for a several weeks STAY
at J. Ii. Lamson's.
Byron Goodwin's house is quarantined,
MS two young sons having developed
cases OF searlstina.
| Mrs. Nina Burnham OF Hardwick ar
/ rived last week for a stay OF month or so
at III. }. Montgomery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Bruce and sons,
George and Robert, went to Holyoke,
Mass Monday to visit.
frank Deering returned from Prnvi.
dence, K. l., last week aud is at {. c.
Stevens for the present.
Mrs. Charles Hatch OF Waterbury has
been a guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Heber I.
Holman, the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. Guy Z. Loudon returned
to Burlington yesterday after a months
stay at H. II McIntyre's
Edwin Morse IS taking a brief vacation
from the Morton grocery, his place be.
ing supplied By Fred Bass.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. n. Gould and Miss Eth
elynd went TO their cottage IN Queen City
Park for an outing Friday.
Misses Laura Dunbar and Ona Parker
Of st. Adams came Monday to spend some
time as guests OF Mrs. f. f. Fish.
DR.. o. J. shaW's brother, DR.. Z. p. Shaw,
and little daughter, Marguerite, OF Clare
mont, \. f., were his guests over Sunday.
Miss Marion Mcpherson left for her
home in Burlington Monday, but in
tended to visit Montpelier friends on the
way.
Claude A. c. Blackburn OF New York
city arrived at Elm cottage Saturday and
mil HaF in rOf 81 "a F9n wFa
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. F E. DuBois accompanied
W. w. Morton and family and II. p,
Sanford and guests to Lake Mitchell to
spend Sunday.
Martin Nolan Of Penscook, n. H., has
been spending a Few days lately with
Michael O'Uonnor, whose health is some
what improved.
TT. Adams returned from a vacation
trip TO Boston last week, accompanied by
his wife and little son, who had been
there for six weeks.
Harry Totman and Henry Holman
spent several days this week in Wood
stock, visiting friends In Pomfret and
Barnard on the way.
Mrand Mrs. Frank Fonda and daughter,
Lois, and son, Harold, OF st. Adams
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fonda's parents,
G. f. Jones and wife.
Mrs. Sophia Spaulding Of Washington,
ID. c, arrived this week at the home Of
her brother, Hon. James Hutchinson, to
spend the month OF August.
Mrs Emily Lazelle went to w. z. June !
tion Saturday TO spend several weeks. She
will also spend a brief vacation In Suna- |
pee, \. H., before her return.
Judge and Mrs. }. W. Rowell left last T.
week for a carriage drive to Rutland and /
other places in the state in company |
with L. d. Wheeler and wife.
Mrs. Mary Bass arrived Tuesday at the /
home OF her daughter, Mrs, VIM, Nichols, /
after lengthy visit to her daughter, Mrs. |
Fred Packard, OF Dorchester, Mass.
Miss Bertha Msnney returns from |
Middlehury this week after a vacation .
trip OF seven weeks, most Of which she
spent in Boston and Fitchburg, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Mann came |
from Springfield Friday to pack their
household effects for shipment to Spring
field, where they have purchased house.
Mrs. /. s. Chase returned from Nepon.
set, Mass, last week, accompanied by her
father, J. s Daggett, who had sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to take
the journey.
Prot. and Mrs +. X. Graves and sou,
Harold, OF So. Royslton, who had been
spending several days here, guests ct AL
bert I. Morse's, left for Waterbury Mon
day to visit relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Silverthorn and Miss
Bessie left Monday for Ashville, n. C.,
where they will meet Mrs. silverthorn's
sister. who was prevented by ill-healtE
from Joining them here this summer.
Mrs. r. G.. Morton, accompanied by her
daughter, Jennie, and son, Harry, spent
last week with her sisters 10 south hoya'
ton ana Woodstock, returning Saturday.
Miss Ada White conducted the drug store.
J. B. Mcintyre went to Hanover y H.
r,,ssgisv 10 enter upon the years work in
ne Thayer school OF civil engineering,
which opened yesterday. J. L. Mann OF
bis Mace Is retained as one Of the school
faculty.