Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Panton are visiting
in Massachusetts,.
Miss Olive Fisk returned from visit to
Boston last week.
Arthur Peck OF Burlington is working
for Steve Holden.
Mrs. Haywood OF Williamstown is at
the Edison cottage.
Hon. Cassius Peck OF Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Hin from Northfeld is at
Miss Susan Adams
Ernest Rumney returned from a visit to
Hinesburgh last Sunday.
Althea Smith OF Bethel, pupil OF Miss
Lillian Buck, is visiting her.
Miss Sadie Putnam Of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting Miss Edith Edison.
Hayden Gaylord is at home after an abb
sence OF six months in Randolph
Miss Catharine Benham is working in
Northheld for DIR. and Mrs. Shaw.
Marcus Peck is painting his house,
with Joe Nichols as the boss painter.
Miss Helen Edison went away last week
to be gone through the month of July.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman went to East Rox-
bury Tuesday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Boyee-
Mrs. Oakley and son were at Mr.. and
Mrs. Calagan's for day or two the past
week.
Telephones have been put into the house
OF Henry Crocker and into Andrew Ed
sons cottage.
Mrs. Laura Allis is away in Amherst,
Mass, taking care Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hardy, who is sick.
Miss Alice Gaylord is at home from her
work in Chicago, where she has taught
school for the past IL years.
Mrs. Bessie Coleman OF Boston came to
visit her relatives in town last week and
will remain here for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. T. Frink Of West street
returned from a ten days visit at COlchcs-
ter and other places last Friday.
Oscar Parker, an uncle OF Mrs Wesley
Coburn, staid in town with his niece and
her husband several days last week.
There were several OF the Andersons at
their cottage for the past two weeks.
They returned home Saturday TO Massa-
chusetts,
George Panton sold his span Of fine
horses to a party in Brattleboro. They
were the best horses he ever handled and
he received 5000 for them.
Mrs. Warren Williams and the two
youngest children were at her folks last
week, and Julia and Alice were at their
Uncle Fred's, at Northiield.
Arthur Mitchell went to Haverhills
Mass. today to remain for several weeks,
having charge OF the secretary's work OF
the Y. NJ. {. A. while the secretary Is
away.
Cards were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith announcing the marriage OF
Hubert T.. Smith on the 2d Of July az Ma
son City, Iowa, to Nettie NJ. Griffin OF that
place.
Warren Williams received sls.57 last
Saturday on account OF an accident to his
knee several weeks ago. He had an acei-
dent policy in the Continental Casualty
company.
An automobile was at the village last
Tuesday and the party Of four took dinner
at the hotel and afterwards rode over the
float bridge and looked over the curiosi-
ties in Mr.. Peck's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bigelow of Ulysses,
Neb., are at the home OF John Heath. Mr..
Bigelow has not been in town for 80 years.
His old home, where he was born and
brought up, is the place now occupied by
Mr.. Lewis.
One OF the cottage ladies had the mis-
fortune the other evening to run over one
OF those animals that leave a scent behind
and she experienced Ii as fact and found
out there was nothing funny about II, but
that IL is a serious matter, especially when
one has a dog to attend TO afterwards.