Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-07

Mrs. Anna Adams Is spending a couple
OF weeks in Hartford.
Miss Jane Bancroft OF Montpelier is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Mcintyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Parkhurst left on
trip TO Hartland and Reading Saturday.
Mrs. A. :. Carleton has gone TO Round
Lake, y. T., for the rest Of the summer.
c. G. Dubois. no came from New York
Saturday, lett for Chicago again Monday.
Miss Jeanne Wilson OF sBethel visited
Friday at the home Of her brother, NJ. NJ.
Wilson.
A tennis court. l00x40 feet. has been
laid out al +. W, Baldwin's summer home
ia Peth.
Miss Edith Marcott went to Barre Fri
day and last evening sang at musicale IN
that city.
Mrs. A. A. Sanford OF Maiden, Mass,
i STAYING with Mrs susan Robinson for
few weeks.
Miss Clara Bean returned Friday from
81. Adams. where she had been attending
summer school.
Col. r. ]. Kimbal and his guest, Mr..
Obrig, went 10 New York Sunday night
for a stay of ten days.
Clarence button. who is now travelling
for firm In Haverhiii, Mass, was IN town
Friday and saturday
Misses Ruby an Una Allen are visiting
their grandparents, Alr. and Mrs. l. W
Allen, 10 Canaan, y. II,
Miss Mary Dubois is spending two weeks
in Wallingford, Conn.,, with college
friend, Miss Jennie Campbell
n. ". McCollom and family and Miss
! Alice Mcintyre Joined the campers AZ CAS-
I pan lake, Greensboro, last week.
Nlr. and Mrs. VIM. Eugene Kimball have
arrived from New York and are az Monta-
que Place for the month OF August.
Emerson c. Elicit OF Denver, Col, ar
rived sunday night and Is with ms VIE
land daughter at d. c. Woodward :.
Miss a. B. Train and her adopted daugh-
I ter, Miss Dorothy White, went 70 heehe'
I \. H., Friday 10 remain over Sunday.
I The following stock was shipped from
I this station Monday y hogs Ao1e'l' ~
calves tlIc to 5c.) and 20 lambs (44c.)'
W. E. Adams Of Montpelier stopped
! hera ~ his way to the seashore last
Thursday and visited Mrs. George l.
/ Spear.
Mrs. NJ. II. Rice Of Montpelier, who
had been staying with her mother MIS-
I A. Jerd, in Braintree, left here saturday
Z for Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hasklns, Herman
! II. Haskins and Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
7 Warren smith. OF Kingston, Mass, are az
/ the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook and Miss Cora
are spending two weeks in North Poulr t
with their cousins, r. {. sherpurhe' = =
/ sherburne and Deacon Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Bass, former resi- resi-
dents OF Randolph, have moved back hers
] aud are living NJ llldfu
/ Martins house on Church street.
4 E. Carleton, United States consular
agent al Almeria, Spain, who has beeu
home an A two months leave OF absence
sails today on his return 70 his consular
post. ..i,-
Al the Democratic county convention
held In Chelsea last week wednesday,
Willard Gay received the nomination !! y
Judge Of probate for the Randolph aus
triet.
Mrs Frank Allen Of stirling, Mass.
and Misses Nancy and Mary Jones q
ckbridge, Mass, were guests at , aIlIee
Knights from Wednesday untI fFluas
Of last week.
4 He. Hubbard has field OF oats Y
which the stalks have attained heisn ~
OF six feet. Mr.. Hubbard noIses' y al,
nut ON a diet Of six-foot oats can naIul!
fail 10 develop speedily into high steppers
Miss Ethel Newton is taking wv
100 yacation. and her place in the HER
Nm office is being filed BY Miss hat'
Connolly, who has just finished WORK ~ tn'
Argus office at Montpelier after nVe year
Of service.
daughter, Beatrice Foster, came Jul!
., 20 gladden. the hearts Of her parents
Nr and Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson Of Mont
heller. and OF her grandparents, MI, an,
i Foster OF Randolph; weight seNei
and one-h half pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry were 20 y 5 n.s
peer function circus day. lhuIsesy
] 10 assist their brother-in-la NJ. u p,,I,
!. ard remained there over sunday vi!
.,;,s ticsets for the circus were sold al I'M
station last Thursday n,
William Reynolds Of Belmont, -, n, a. q,
is building story and h hlI,a nous ~ hi N
Forest street, opposite the l me cottag
~ cost about 5000 and viii be READY 10
ocsupancy sometime in October.