Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29
Randolph Continued.

Randolph Continued.
Mrs. E. f. Laid and child went home to
Rumney, y. H., yesterday.
Miss Lillian Knowlton is with her broth
er at Gaysville for few weeks.
Miss Bessie Kent OF Northfeld was in
town yesterday to visit friends.
NJ. H. Miller Of Pomfret visited his sis
ter, Mrs. IL. H. Mcintyre, Monday.
Charles Bass OF New York city has been
guest this week at ii. Z. Sharpe's.
Thirteen hogs f5e.), 26 calves (4lc.l and
one COW were shipped here Monday.
| Yesterday quite a company OF young
people enjoyed ride to Berlin pond.
J. w. Gabrielle and wife returned yes
terday from their visit in Springfield.
Alonzo Emery and Miss Josephine ar
rived Tuesday from Old Orchard beach.
Stated convocation OF Whitney chapter.
r. A. NJ, next Monday evening, Sept. I'd.
| Work.
The Emerson mill is rushed just now
and night work is necessary for few
nights.
Arthur Rumriu of Boston has been
guest this week of his brother, DIR. {. j.
| Rumrill.
Miss Emma Bailey returned Tuesday
from Lake George, where she spent the
summer.
Miss Mary Evans OF WATERFOWL, Mass,
was a guest last week OF her uncle, Z. A.
Shattuck.
Miss Bernice Briggs entertained party
Of little friends Tuesday in honor OF her
ninth birthday.
Mrs. Z. o. Thurston and daughter, Nina,
of Northfeld are two days visitors at
Charles Thurston's.
A. j. Richardson and sister. Mrs. NJ. o.
kimball, went yesterday to visit in Bos-
ton and Leominster.
Miss Maud Blanchard arrived home
Tuesday after an extended stay in Sarato-
ga, Buffalo and vicinity.
Mrs. James A. Graham and son, Harry,
of Bethel have been recent visitors at
Wayland Home, w. NJ. Terry's.
Mrs. Forrest Manchester and daughter
of Winchester, Mass, are guests OF A. B.
Manchester and family at Valley farm.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre went TO
Silver lake, Barnard, Saturday to visit at
the cottage OF NJ. II. Miller Of Pomfret
Mrs. NJ. j. Wright OF Arlington, Mass,
and Miss Ethel Adams of Mortified were
guests at W. NJ. Terry's the first of the
week.
Mrs. Joseph Hart OF New York and
Carl y. Nigneron, first tenor Of st Thomas
church, New York city, are guests of Mrs.
Leeds.
Mrs. Silverthorn and daughter, Miss
Bessie, left Wednesday for New York af-
ter very pleasant stay. in Randolph and
vicinity.
Mrs. Laura Dennis, who had been a
visitor at stoneleigh several weeks, started
for her home in New York Tuesday, via
Port Henry.
Mrs. A. J. Goodenough Of Brattleboro is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Bass, and
will shortly accompany Mr.. and Mrs
Bass to Buffalo.
Miss Carrie Connover. who had been
visitor at F. II. ketcham's. went yesterday
70 Johnstown, y. y, where she teaches
N High school.
Miss Jessie Church Of Barre is visiting
friends here. She came to attend the re-
union Of the class Of 1900 at the Normal
Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Hastings kindergarten will
open Monday, sept. 9. Parents desiring
y seno children will please inform her at
their earliest convenience.
Rev. John @. Angel Of Middlesex was
m town this week. returning home yester-
day with his daughter. who has been ill at
a. }. Angeles with scarlet fever.
Mrs. w. N. Knowles OF Lowell. Mass.
= visiting her father, f. F. Emerson.
Miss Amy Halls Of Lowell, a friend of
Miss Maud Emerson. is also here
The Emerson min is being repainted.
Henry Harper doing the work, Eugene
Wardner and Delbert Hart have lust re-
painted Mrs. A. A. Smiths house.
Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhswk il spending
a lev days with y. W. McCollom's family
IN Enfield. \. II. Miss Ella Bailey goes to-
day to remain until the family returns.
Newton West, who makes his home with
has aunt, Mrs. Roxanna Hebard, and
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse,
started tuesday for visit to relatives in
Medford, Wis
Clarence Hodges goes to New York next
Monday where he has position with the
American Locomotive company. He has
hhisheo work Tor the Western Electric
company at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Bodine. Everett
W. Mills of Philadelphia and Miss Naude
/ Fellows, teacher in Wheaton seminary.
Norton, Mass, were recent guests Of Miss
Lillian L. Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse f. Joslvn. who lately
came from RoXbury, Mass, where he has
I been In grocery business. were guests YES
terday at {. W. Hayward's. Nr. Joslvn
formerly worked for Capt. II. NJ. Wires
IN his grocery.
: The Sunday school Of the Christian
church will picnic next Saturday on the
camp grounds. The members Of the school
who wish to ride in teams provided BY the
committee, should be at the vestries before
O'Clock that morning, when the teams
are 10 start.