Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-02
Randolph Continued.

W. B. Wall is able to take short walks
about town.
Mrs j. B. Eldredge and two sons went
to Warren yesterday.
CLYDE Blanchard OF Boston is spending
short vacation at home.
The Randolph Telephone Exchange will
be open for business aext Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Shaw of Hyde Park, Mass,
is at w. p. Flint's for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chadwick and SON,
Earl, are visiting in Windsor, going satur-
day.
Miss Clara Bean is at Hotel Frontenac,
Thousand Islands, at work for the sum-
mer.
Don Gleason Hin, Jr, of Dedham,
Mass, is at o. j. Marcott's for the sum
mer.
Mrs George Wood and son OF Brandon
were recent visitors at +. B. Woods, leav-
ing here Monday.
Mrs. A. +. Grover and daugh Of Law
renee, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Growers
sister, Mrs. \. G. Greene.
Miss Mary Burroughs went to Concord.
n. H., yesterday ana from there will take
few days trip to Boston.
Miss Eta Chamberlin Is attending
summer school Of science at Eagle Camp,
Grand Isle, for two weeks.
j. b. Eldredge and l.. b. Johnson took
a carriage trip to Rutland and Castleton
Friday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard and son, Lawrence,
are away on a ten days trip to Canaan
and Concord, \. H., going yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Moulton are in
Montpelier this week where Mr.. Moulton
is having his eyes treated for cataracts.
Mrs. j. IL. Smith and granddaughter,
Ruth, arrived yesterday from Boston and
will spend the summer at Fred +. Smiths.
DR.. Harry b. Mcintyre went Tuesday
TO Brooklyn, where he is attached to the
staff Of the Long Island Medical hospital.
Misses Addie and Abbie Bonner, guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury, left
yesterday for their home in Danversport,
Mass.
Mrs. J. NJ. Chamberlin and daughter
have returned from Saxonville, Mass,
where Miss Nerna has been teaching the
past year.
Albert Martell chiseled one leg by mis-
take, instead Of piece OF wood, at the
Emerson mill Tuesday. DIR. Angel dress
ed the wound.
Mrs. Hiram Rhodes Of Forestburg,
North Dakota, is expected to arrive to-
3
Homer White.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is home for the
summer vacation, coming Tuesday from
Everett, Mass, where she has been teach
ing the past year.
John Bean of the Center. who has sold
his place there for $500, has purchased
for Il 600 Junius Barttro's place on Thayer
brook and will occupy it.
Miss Julie Strong Of Boston is a guest at
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury's and yesterday
Mrs. Tibbals and Miss Brewster arrived
from Templeton Inn, Mass.
Henry Lewis returned from Tufts
college, Medford, Mass, last week, hav-
ing completed four years course there.
He intends TO teach in the fall.
A social dance was enjoyed BY about
fifty of the young people at Williams hall
Friday evening, Cadet Clark of Norwich
University officiating as pianist.
Mrs. Richard Wiswan, Miss Harriet
Wiswall and Miss Faxon have opened the
Wiswall cottage for the summer, coming
from Roxbury, Mass, last night.
L. p. Booth has a part in the drama to
be given next week at Chelsea and Roch-
ester by George Chase Of Bethel and
his studio will be closed Monday and
Tuesday.
Andrew Wheeler, who has been in feeble
health for some time, is now suffering
from cancer of the tongue, and has been
greatly weakened by occasional hem
orrhages Of the sore.
B. F. Rickers shipment this week
amounted to $50 calves, 1S0 hogs. 200 sheep
and 20 cattle. lie shipped from here
Monday 80 hogs (5c. and 5fc.l, 10 calves
TIC. to Sc and cattle.
Carl Freeman returned last week from
4 stay Of several months al Salina. Kan.
during which his health became much
impaired by a heart difficulty, but good
Vermont air rapidly restoring him.
c. W. Proper went to Hlghgate Springs |
Friday and returned Tuesday with Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. Z. Bass, who were called |
home by the death of r. +. Dubois Miss /
sadie Butler Of Windsor came with them.