Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
Randolph Continued.

Miss Stella Blanchard is spending the
week in Barre.
DR.. Charles Cushman is home from Chi
cage for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. r. B. Goodwin OF New York is the
guest of Mrs. Ellen Blanchard.
Miss Anne Dubois and Miss Rita Harris
are spending today in Burlington.
Miss A. Bessie Jones, a guest at Monta-
que Place, returned to New York Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Noble is moving today from
the Bradish house to the Tyler house on
School street.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard, the guest OF Mrs.
VIM. Bass, left yesterday for her home in
Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Annie Fitzmaurice OF North Hart
land CANT Monday to visit her uncle,
Thomas Connolly.
Nj 5 Gertrude Trerise is assisting in the
bookkeeping al the hardware store of her
fither, j. J. Trerise.
Mrs. Anna Chase Of Burlington came
Tuesday to spend a few weeks with differ
ent friends in Randolph.
NJ. L. Chadwick has been quite sick
since Saturday, and his store has been in
charge OF Jesse Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson and
daughter of Boston are guests OF Mr.. and
NJ :. Lyman Hutchinson.
Mrs. p. j. O'Keefe and three children Of
Boston are at The Manchester for three
weeks, arriving yesterday.
Roy Huse is home from Saratoga
Springs, y. y, where he acted as bell boy
during the season at the Windsor hotel.
Claude n. Martin, who had been with
his aunt, Mrs. d. r. Dyer, all summer,
went back to Gardner, Mass, yesterday.
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~ h0 had been visiting her aunt. Mrs. G.
E. Ladd, went to Enfield, n. H., Saturday.
Mrs. c. II. Loveland Of Melrose. Mass.
visited at j. B. Drew's last week and over
Sunday, leaving Monday afternoon for
Concord, y. II.
Miss Winnifred Chandler left for South
Acton. Mass. yesterday after visiting her
grandfather, Henry Corey, and her aunt.
Mrs. Charles Blodgett.
Mrs. Nellie Morse, her daughter and
! stepson went yesterday to Montpelier
for the young people TO resume their
studies at the seminary.
Miss Maude Bracket Of PittsfeId. Me-,
viii come next week to resume her place
as trimmer for Mrs. Z. r. Draper that she
has held for two seasons past.
Ernest Oracle and Mrs. Lewis Jerd re-
turned Tuesday from a visit Of two months
q ~ NAkA AAA AAlAAE III =NOhu oAOAAha AAEN
were accompanied BY an aunt
Henry Vail, while unfolding the mys-
teries OF a revolver to a companion last
week, accidentally shot himself in the
hand, infictins a flesh wound.
Mrs. Vina Dukett shipped her house
hold goods today to %Swanton, where, with
her children. she Will make her home
with her mother for the present.
Mrs. j. L. Pitkins has moved from the
lower part Of J. W. Gabrielle's house on
Pleasant street to the tenement vacated
by +. A. George on Pearl street.
The total circulation Of books from the
Kimball Public library during August. in
Randolph aud Randolph Center. was 1887.
giving a daily average Of So 5-22.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Kenney are home
from Lake George, y. ", where Mr.. Ken
ney has had charge of the dining room of
a large summer hotel for the season.
Miss Jessie Swinton OF HYDE Park.
Mass, Is spending a few weeks with Miss
Dolly Shaw at W. p. Flint's, where Mrs.
Jennie Darling of STAFFORD Is also staying.
George H. Burnap. who had been pass
ing his vacation at his grandfather's, Dea.
W. +. Towards, went to Gardner. Mass,
yesterday to enter school for the fall term.
Charles e. Church and daughter, Lura,
of Wilder spent Sunday with Mr.. Churchs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Church. with
whom Miss Lura viii remain for a few
weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. H.H. Mcintyre were pres
ent at the wedding in North Pomfret last