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

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There viii be a regular communication
OF PhHnix lodge, No. Is, Tuesday evening,
Sept.s
Miss June Fassett returned Monday
from Tour months engagement at Silver
Lake, Brandon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. v. Hutchinson OF Bos-
ton came Monday to visit their father,
Lyman Hutchinson, for week.
Prof. W. P. Abbott and wife returned to
Proctor Monday after a vacation passed
with friends here and at Brookheld.
Mrs Carroll Flint and baby left Monday
Tor Chicago, where they will spend the
coming winter. Mr.. Flint remains here.
Mrs. d. f. Cooling and daughter, Miss
Gretta, Of Maiden, Mass, came Monday
Tor stay OF two weeks with friends here.
Franklin W. Parsons Of New York is
spending two weeks vacation in Ran
dolph with bis wife and baby daughter,
who have been here all summer.
Or. c. J. RumrilI performed very sue
| cessful operation Friday at his Office on
Darius Hatch Of West Brookfield for the
removal Of cancer from the face.
Miss Lillian Knowlton went Monday to
South koyalton, where she commenced
her second year as teacher in the South
! ROyalton Graded school Tuesday.
Mrs. Leroy Kellogg went to Waterbury
/ Monday for two weeks stay, her sister,
Mrs. II. G. Ward. Of Duxbury, who had
been her guest, accompanying her.
VIM. Bean OF Melrose Center, Mass,
made business trip here Friday and the
next day went to Thetford to look after
his farming interests in that town.
] Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dean returned
/ TO Boston Friday after a month spent with
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dean in Randolph and
at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
James Allen went back to Montreal Sat
urday, leaving his wife, who has been
sick since coming here, to remain a week
longer at her brothers, David Dunbar's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flint returned to
| Thomaston, Conn.,, Saturday after spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Blodgett and other relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. F. W. Baldwin and family ended
their summers stay at Peth Monday, |
going TO Essex, where they will reside |
in future, having removed from St.
Adams.
Mrs. F. Goodwin OF East Brookfield and |
her friends, Mrs. Durkee and brother OF |
Lakeport, n. H., were guests OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. B. NJ. Huse at Willowdale last |
Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and little daughter, |
who had been with her mother, Mrs. 1
Rossbel Mcintyre, for a week, returned TO
Bethel Wednesday. Mr. Sargent was with /
his family here over Sunday.
Mrs. Aura Hutchinson returned to her
home in Highgate Monday, after spending
two weeks with her son, George S. Hutch
inson. Her grandson, Harold Slack, ac-
companied her for weeks stay.
B. E. Merriam Of Bellows Falls, super
intendent OF schools for the town OF Rock
ingham, stopped here last Thursday to see
Rev. and Mrs. q. o. Howe, on his way
home from his summer place at Elmore.
Mrs. Everett Hill returned to her home
in Newport Saturday after a few days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Rosabel Nc
Intyre. Her mother, Mrs. l. L. Golf, who
accompanied her here, will remain for q
few weeks.
Joe" Moore OF Claremont, n. H., for
merly a popular clerk in j. G.. Mann's
clothing store, accompanied by his wife,
who conducts a millinery business there,
was in town Monday TO visit friend at
the Sanitarium.
Miss Harriet Webster returned to Bel
videre, H., Monday, where she has a
position as teacher, after having passed
the summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster, and sister,
Mrs. II. A. Leonard.
Mrs. Avery Thresher and three children,
by her mother, Mrs. Milo
Wilson, returned Monday to their home I
at Melrose Highlands, Mass, after having I
passed several months at their summer
home on Braintree Hill. [
]. J. Judd trimmed his knee while
cutting bushes with an axe on his place
near B. G.. Bass mill Saturday. One
corner OF the blade nicked the bone, and I
small arteries and nerves we've cut, max
ing the cash a serious one. 4
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Coy Of Philadel- Il
ohia were in town last week, visiting DR..
Coy's aunt, Mrs. VIM. Bass, and his 4
cousins. DR.. E. O. and Miss Maud Blanch +
lrd, They went Saturday to Rockland,
Mass, where his mother resides. a
Mrs. Harriet c. Burnap OF Gardner, Y
Mass. is here TO spend the winter with her
PARENTS, Dea. and Mrs. w. f. Howard, =
whose second daughter, Miss Kate, will Ii
legin her second years work as teacher in
he schools Of Foxcroft, Me-, September 5. ;,
Mrs. E. L. Brooks came home Friday q
rom her summers sojourn at the cottage :
Il Queen City Park. She was accompa-
lied by her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
,lrs. Vim. p. Smith OF East Bethel, who
lad been with her at the park for week.
Mrs. Mary Hussey and her daughter-in-
aw. Mrs. George Hussey, and two chill
Iren Of Spencer, Mass, spent last Thurs
law and Friday with Mrs. Eugenia Eli
on. who had also as a guest Friday her
liece, Miss Hattie VanDeusen OF Royal
on.
Frank p. Bradford OF Lynn, Mass, and C
is sister, Miss Amy OF Newburyport, have
,een visiting old friends and acquaint- "
noes in Randolph, their former home. e,
,Ir. Bradford went away saturday after
weeks stay, and Miss Amy left Monday Il
OF Mortified. n
Mrs. W. B. Clay and two sons OF
Conn, who had been SPEND
no a few DAYS with Mrs. Clay's sister, =,
rs. Elmina Wood, at G. A. Webster's, :
VENT 70 Montpelier Monday TO visit her Il
mole. Prof Geo. H. Gilmore, returning II
esterday to this place and going today .
o WillimRntic. u
G. H. Slack has built over one mile OF
ence on his land this season, part OF It
,eing A steel fence built by Ed. Roweu OF d.
,unbridge along the highway opposite ri
he land recently purchased OF J. T. Moses
mis- fence Mr. Slack claims to be the best
nd most dura bic between this village and
Center.