Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-26
Randolph Continued.

Randolph Continued.
Robert Putnam returne ed to Hanover, n
/ H., Monday.
Davenport, the cattle buyer, arrived in
town Tuesday.
Capt. J. E. Eldredge was in Montpelier
on business Tuesday.
Miss Alice Lane Of Montpelier is a visit
or at J. II. Moulton's.
Misses Susie and Fannie Bower have re-
turned from st. Adams.
Hon. Hale X. Darling OF Chelsea was in
town on business Tuesday.
Several couples have gone to Silver lake
in Barnard to spend the day.
Roy Smalley went to Barre Tuesday 10
visit K. W. Morse and family.
Grasshoppers are causing much damage
in many pastures in this vicinity.
Dennis Rattee and Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Rattee spent Sunday in Windsor.
Twins, a son and daughter, were born
Tuesday to Nelson Brown and wife
Alfred Wells went to St.Albans Monday
where he has work for the {. Y. r.
The w. c. T. Z. will meet with Mrs. E.
T, Lille Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Bailey d Aliens drug store is now indi.
Gated by large and attractive new sign.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Nellie HARDWOOD Aug. LIST at O'Clock
II. W. Tompson OF Burlington came
yesterday 70 visit his sister, Mrs. Jennie
Bass.
Miss Emma Moses went to st. Johns
bury this morning TO attend the summer
school.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith went Friday to spend
few days with Mrs. Winthrop Abbott
at Proctor.
Miss Campbell OF Bellows Falls, friend
OF Miss May Hodges, is spending several
weeks here
Des. and Mrs. A. J. Foster are spending
the week with friends in st. Adams and
Montpelier.
L. y. Howe, father Of Mrs. F. E. Wy.
man, left yesterday for a trip through
Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drew left yesterday
on carriage drive to Warren where they
will spend week.
| Miss Hazel Gilmore OF Chelsea, Mass, P
niece OF George Haraden, arrived Tuesday
TO visit at his home.
| Miss Bessie Holden, who had been a
/ guest at V. /. Spears, went to VergenueE
/ Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. E. f. Uphsm arrived home Mon
| day after two weeks visiting trip in
Maine and New Hampshire.
Mrs. Mary Perkins and granddaughter,
/ Miss Mildred Jones, returned to their
/ home in Warren last Friday.
| Miss Hattie Tilson came from Wake
| field, Mass, Monday to visit Mrs. Julis
/ Walsh and daughter for awhile.
/ Mrs. O.P. Hood returns from Falmouth,
/ Me-, this week where she has been a
/ guest OF Rev. and Mrs. /. A. Flint.
| Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson and little son re-
turned from W. r, Junction this week
where they had been visiting relatives.
! Mrs. Caroline Grant returned to her
/ home in North Iunnridge Tuesday after q
visit to her daught Mrs. r. II. Totman
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Marcott and daugh-
/ ter, Eva, went yesterday 70 Sharon "a
spend few days with Mrs. Don Moore
| Evan E. Evans is now on the road as
I travelling salesman for the STANDARD oil
company, his territory being the entire
state.
| Mrs. Gerry Russ and little daughter and
maid arrived Monday 10 spend two months
/ here with Mrs. Ellen Blanchard and Miss
Maud.
While cleaning bis bicycle last week.
/ Levi Needham caught one finger in the
/ sprocket wheel and had the tip Of il re-
moved.
Mrs. Derwood LOOMS was accompanied
upon her return to Worcester, Mass,
| Thursday by her niece, Miss Emma
LOOMS.
ID. n. English and daughter, Mrs. Hat.
tie Lamson, have purchased the house on
Central street now occupied by F. H.
ketcham.
Miss Marion, little daughter of Fred
Prince OF Chelsea, Mass, formerly OF this
town, has been spending a week al Levi
Needham's.
Miss Antoinette Childs Of Hillsboro
Bridge, y. h, a pupil Of Miss Mary {.
TewEsbury, is her guest this week, arriv-
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis WRshburn Is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Angel.
She has Just returned from a three weeks
stay in Burlington.