Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12
Randolph.

I h-,+ - 'AuuBe itil saturday for her
nome m Lynn, Mass.
n. Miss Maud Brackett left for her home in
Flllsheld, Ne, Monday.
j. W. Hale and sister went 10 Jericho
yesterday for a short visit.
>. NJ. Bureh OF Woodstock has heen a
visitor here for few DAYS.
herbert Goodwin returned Friday from
Tip % waterbury and Rutland.
:. W. A. Putnam visited his son. Geo. K.
fulnam, ~ Montpelier last week.
p. +. NanOrman has returned from
iohlpelier and reopened his shop
Miss Annie Woodward left here satur-
Gay LOT fairlee where she is teaching.
Miss Lucy Robinson goes 10 Barre today
% work IN the family OF w. H. Messer.
Prof. and Mrs. F. f. Prichard were in
barre and Montpelier on business Friday.
Miss Ada White went to Lebanon. n.
friend.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk delivered the cen
tennml sermon at Rochester Congl church
Sunday.
DR.. Smith Of Hanover, VI, was here
Saturday IN consultation with DIR. L. A.
Russlow.
Mrs. f. J. o'Brien returned to her home
m Boston Saturday after a two weeks
visit here.
Miss Ada Fits, who had been a guest Of
her uncle, II. W. Fits, returned to Bos-
ton Friday.
b. +. Ricker's family returned last week
from Groton where they had been for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. susa Bass, who has been quite in,
is now gaining. Mrs. A. L. Slack is car
ing for her.
Miss Nellie Dickerman went to Boston
last week 10 prepare for the coming milli-
merry season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Blodgett and daugh-
ter Of Lyndonville came Saturday 10 visit
friends here. >
Miss Bessie Kent went 10 Orange, Mass,
saturday where she has a position in the
public schools.
Mrs. seth Banister Of Peth, aged 70,
took her first ride on the cars Tuesday,
going 10 Bethel.
Miss Bertha George o. Royalton came
Friday 10 spend a few days with Miss
Lucinda Dupuis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hood are receiving
congratulations on the arrival OF a son at
their home Friday.
Mrs. Eugene d. segar, who had been al
Highland Place several weeks, returned 10
Burlington saturday
Miss r. Harriet Hayward left Monday
for Swampscott, Mass, TO visit her aunt,
Mrs +. o. Thompson.
John Spring, Esq, Of Lebanon, \. H.,
who had been a guest at j. D. Denison' s,
home Monday
Miss Lyla Putnam returned from Win
chester, Mass, Saturday, where she had
been for several months.
Mrs. Alfred Moore and daughter Of
Arlington, Mass. were recent visitors at
her uncles, J. ". Hale's.
Rev. /. P. Booth and son, Ralph, OF Nor
risville were guests OF Photographer L. p.
Booth the last Of the week.
Miss Gertrude Derby, who had been
here for several months, returned to her
home in Granville Monday
Mr.. O'Keefe Of Boston, with the Petten-
gill advertising agency, spent Sunday
here, a guest OF W. r. Clark,
Mrs. NJ. 5. Allen and son from West
Mass, spent last week with
her brother, DR.. c. L. Stewart.
Friday Mrs. A. B. Gay went 10 Gaysville
TO spend few days. Master Gilman ac-
her upon her return.
Alfred Gibbs OF White River Junction
went home Monday after visiting at Fred
Terry's and George Hutchinsons.
Miss Mary French, who had been a
,uest ~ her cousin. Miss G. Kate Howard.
returned to Montpelier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Dodge, who had been
quests al DR.. Baileyis week, left Monday
lor their home in Los Angeles, Cal.
The WAYS and Means society OF the
0ongu church viii meet with Mrs. Ladd
II the parsonage Friday afternoon
Miss Rita Harris, who had been al VIM.
n Dubois for several months, left Tor her
home in Jersey City, y. j., Friday
Miss Alice Clark. who had been a guest
AZ Is. \. Rising's for two weeks, LETT FRI
iay for her home in Providence, X. !.
Mr.. lane Spear returned 10 Williston
Friday after 4 several weeks stay with
Mrs. ]. p. Cleveland and other friends.
Mics sara Lavender, who had been at
t, It,sd Faton's for several weeks, left
Monday for her home in New York city.
sylvester smith. who spent the summer
,srs with his uncle, NJ. j. smith, lett
sstnrdav for his home in Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Manchester re-
.urned Friday from a week WISH Win ~
ler brother, Chester Kent OF LISBON y n
senator W. p. Dillingham; and son,
paul. were in town Tuesday on q carriage
drive Of several days through this section.
Miss Helen L. Muller went to East Barre
,stnrdav where she is teaching m the
rrammar department Of the village sehooi.
Dr. and Mrs. p. II. Murphy, who had
zen GUESTS at Luke Parish's for some
ine ieft Monday for Stowe 70 spend
NV DAYS before returning TO their nome
n New York city.