Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-28

little niece Of Rochester visited at II, H
Bailey's this week.
DR.. Henry b. Mcintyre and friend o.
his. Dana Pierce, were down from Burling-
ton over Sunday as the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edison and daugh-
| ter, Josephine, of Lebanon, n. H., Were
| with Mrs. Edson's sister, Mrs. Harriet
Mcbride, over Sunday.
Fred T. Bass. who is connected with the
! American Bridge company at Brooklyn
/ y. ", is with his mother, Mrs. Jennie
| Bass, for a two weeks vacation.
Howard Chidley has gone from Burling-
| ton to Greensboro to JOIN the campers for
| a two weeks outing. He is staying with
! Rev. G. W. Morrow and family.
Mrs. j. O. Kinney Of New York, who has
/ been visiting at the home Of her brother
| in law, A. P. Kinney, goes today to Or
ange, Mass, and from there to New YORK.
The members of the o. f. 5. will hold a
social at the Masonic ante-rooms Thurs
day, Sept. 4, with a supper from $3.50 on.
Ladies are requested to carry sandwiches
or cake,
Mrs. Asenath Cross and her daughter,
MAY, arrived Saturday night from Holyoke,
Mass, where Mrs. Cross had been detain-
ed in hospital for five weeks With a
fractured limb.
Mrs. Geo. French and baby came Mon
day from Everett, Mass, to visit Mrs.
French's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
English. Her son, Ralph French, has
been here for some little time.
J. Nelson Smith OF Syracuse, y. Y, and
his father in-law, Mr.. Tilden, viii spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish at
Maple Grove. Mr.. Smith is the son OF the
late Rev. Francis Smith of Woodstock.
P. f. and NJ. L. Rumrill have gone to
STAFFORD, NH, today to visit an aunt and
some cousins, whom they have never seen
before. The aunt is Mrs. Sarah johnson,
a sister Of their mother, Mrs, Nj. b. Rum
rill.
The schools in districts Nos. II and II
and on Fish hill will begin the second
Monday in September. Miss Nora Con-
molly will teach in No. II, Fred Drew in
No II, and Miss Myrtle Rogers on Fish
hill.
The womans Relief Corps held de-
lightful sociable at the home OF Air. and
Mrs. Alfred Eaton on Thayer Brook road
on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
About so were present and partook OF a
bountiful supper.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois went
Tuesday to Manchester 10 visit A. N.
Gilbert and family OF Chicago, who are
experimenting the erection OF their new
summer residence in that village and the
construction Of an ar tificial lake.
Arthur L. Newton, who is at the head Of
the automobile department Of Wanna
makers New York store and has p men
under him, has been home this week on a
short visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Newton, returning to New York yes
terday.
Marcott & Hayes have bought the stand
ing timer on 80 acres in Rochester Hol-
low, belonging to George Martin. In all,
this firm now owns about 900 acres in the
Hollow, which provides large amount Of
material for its tiourishing steam mill bus
mess here.
Miss Josephine Emery has finished her
work as housekeeper at Hon. James
Hutchinson's and went yesterday to Tun-
bridge, and from there win 60 to Burling-
ton and later join her father, Alonzo
Emery, ON part Of his trip in the interest
of the Vermont Bible society.
Some of the members Of the Randolph
ball team, on their return from Barnard
last week, amused themselves while riding
through Bethel streets BY pelting the cleo
trio street lights. They were called on
next day by Deputy sheriff b. {. Rogers
and forced to settle to the tune of 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Owen Of Des
Moines. Ia, are at the Red Lion Inn.
Tuesday they went TO Bethel Gilead to be
present at the 18th wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Owen. Among
those in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Beedle and Mr.. and Mrs. f. w, Wood.
Miss Mildred Hoyt, daughter Of the
late George II. Hoyt, and Vim. II. Her
rick of Montpelier were united IN mar
rage sunday, August =, at Manchester,
y. H.. by the Rev. Charles y. IltOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick viii visit at Con-
cord, Manchester, Boston and York
Beach, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore Of Middle
bury, Mrs. Edward Bemis and four
daughters OF Glens Falls, y. y, were al ;.
8. Whitcomb's last week. Yesterday Mr..
and Mrs Daniel sands Of Lewiston, Ne,
and Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Thatcher Of Man
chester. y. H., came to Mr.. Whitcomb's
and went on to Rochester today.
Theron Brooks, who has been with the
American Bridge company at Pittsburg,
Penn, arrived Tuesday night and is stay
ing with his brother. Z. +. Brooks, for a
few DAYS before joining his mother at the
cottage in Queen City park. He is think
ing now of taking another course in col
lege before continuing his work.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ;. Hutchinson Of New
Bedford. Mass. with their daughters, Hell
en- and Mabel. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Z. Bow
man Of Braintree, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Terry and family and Miss Evelyn Man
ney of Randolph drove to Lake Ansei in
Bethel recently. where they were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson at their cot
tage. ..Nestledown."
Mr.. and Mrs. :. P. Baldwin Of Cleve-
land. O.. arrive today for a short visit at
Luke Parishs. Mr.. Parish's niece, Mrs.
W. y. Bemis. and her children from Pres
colt. Ark. are now az Maple Grove. While
on the train. coming here Monday. Mrs..
Bemis had a purse stolen from her con-
tanning a check for 500, which Fortunate
" was not endorsed. FL
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