Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-04

Miss Anna Woehler of Brooklyn. ~ ~,
is spending two weeks at the home OF her
father, Gustaye Woehler, on Pleasant
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kenney have
finished their season at the Lake House,
Lake George, and reached here yesterday
morning.
Miss Blanche sparhawk returned last
Thursday from a two weeks stay at
Greensboro with Prof. and Mrs. y. J..
Whitehi1
Mrs. Bertha Burridge has gone to Essex
Junction TO take up her second years
work as principal Of the Primary building
in that place.
Hobart Peck. Jr., and Fletcher Osgood,
| clerks in Noyes Bros. furnishing house,
\ Boston, are at Hobart Peck's for a two
| weeks vacation.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ernest A. Sargent of Bethel, al the
home Of Mrs. Sargent's mother, Mrs.
/ Rosabel Mcintyre.
George Tracy Of South Hero, a brother
/ OF William Tracy OF Randolph, was
! elected Tuesday Democratic senator from
/ Grand Isle county.
/ Robert B. Morton is home for q week
/ from New York, where he Is connected
with the Manhattan Elevated company as
electrical engineer.
| Rev. q. +. Laid preached in Dedham,
Mass, last Sunday and went from there
to Lexington TO visit Mrs. Ladd's mother,
| Mrs Cyrus Hamlin.
\. G.. Hart displays oats 6 II. in. high,
taken at random from his fine field, also a
single potato stalk under which three
pounds OF potatoes grew.
w. G. Emerson is in Barre today taking
measurements for the interior finish Of
II tenement block, which order the f. 4.
Emerson Co. is executing.
A. b. Gay has been a sufferer for the
past month with erysipelas. Last week
two sores which had formed were opened
and he is now improving.
Edwin, son Of Byron Goodwin, in at
tempting to jump from tree last Thurs
day, caught his foot and fell. cutting
long cash over his right eye.
The Green Mountain band gave a good |
concert Friday evening from the band |
stand and will play hereafter every Friday |
evening until further notice.
Miss Effie Dunbar, who has been in |
Pomfret for the past few weeks is at home I
again, arriving Tuesday. She is at present l
suffering from sprained ankle.
Mrs. Fred Lane and daughter and Miss /
Janella Carpenter were in Manchester, y. I
H., lately on visit to their brother and 1
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Lathe.
Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle is accompanying /
Mr.. Gabrielle on part Of his trip this /
week, going yesterday to Burlington and /
then to Orwell for the rest OF the time.
George Chatfield and Roy Huse came 4
last night from Middletown Springs,
where they had been officiating as bell 4
boys this season at the Mont Vert House.
Mrs. T.. f. Spicer has been entertaining
lately Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kibbee OF /
Chelsea, Mass, and also Miss Edna Kemp
ton, who went to Newport, y. H., yester-
day.
Miss Florence Robinson and Miss Mary
McMahon, compositors in the Argus office
until the strike which occurred there re-
Gently, were down from Montpelier Satur-
day.
Walter Fisk. who had been here since
Sunday, went back yesterday to St. AL
bans, where he IS in the employ of the
Central Vermont Railway company as fire.
man.
Miss c. Kate Howard started Tuesday
night for Dover, Me-, where she is to
teach the coming year. She will make
her home with Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ.
Hardy.
Mrs. Grace Avery is making arrange
ments to leave Randolph and take up her
residence in Zion City, Chicago. She
viii start sometime before the first OF
October.
Misses Josephine and Helen Bclcher OF
Newark, y. j., who were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. ". W. McCollom at Greensboro. il
are now In Randolph with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler. after six
weeks vacation spent at Greens boro and
Randolph, began the return journey TO
Boston Tuesday, stopping at White River
Junction enroute.
+. G. sanborn, manager Of the Brook
lyn Office Of the New York World. and his
mother, Mrs. Clarissa Gould san born, are
the guests at II. II. Howard's Mrs.
sanborn IS an aunt Of Mrs. Howard.
Only four tickets were sold al this sta
tton for Montpelier Saturday. Roosevelt
day. and nine TO Windsor. The general
sentiment seemed 20 be that the president
could be seen in Randolph as well a. any
where.
Mrs. L. Richmond and Miss winifred
went to Montpelier Saturday and We're ,
Revolution who had reserved seats on the ,
state house platform with the president J
and b is party.
Charles Herrick. who came here recently I
from Columbus, o., with his parents. Dr. Z
and Mrs. 4. G. Herriek, was taken sick .
soon after his arrival and is having an at i
tack Of fever at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. z
W. F. Wedgwood.
Among the many snap shots Of the pres y
ident taken last saturday were two excel I
lent ones secured bv Herman Haskins. I
visiting al the Baptist parsonage Mr.. J.
Haskins has already sold nearly seven doz- E
en- Of them around town.
Miss :. W. Storrs 81 Lonrmeadovv. 4
Mass, and Mrs. Martha Slocumb OF 3
Conn. who had been enter u
.ained at W. z. Martins and Mrs. c. c
Logans during = three weeks stay in