Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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Miss Edith Blanchard is in South Roy
alton for few days.
Col. r. J. Kimball is in New y ork this
week, going Monday.
Fred Fairbanks is driving the express
team for j. F. Hobart.
Mrs. Susan Robinson is in Gaysvihe for
a few days, going yesterday.
Mrs. A. Curby is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Brown, from Barre.
B. L, McCarrom OF ST. Adams has been
a recent visitor at Gus Woehler's.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott of Northfield was the
guest OF Mrs. G. NJ. Howard Friday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Bass Joined the
campers at Highgate Springs Tuesday.
Miss Nina Thurston of Northfield is vis-
iting her grandfather, Charles Thurston.
Mrs. L. j. Paige OF Burlington has been
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Blodgett
lately.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
| William Bass Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
I Miss Winnifred Burridge went TO Hart
ford, Conn.,, yesterday to visit relatives
for two weeks.
Judge c. H. Maxham of Pomfret has
been in town this week placing farm loans
for the Woodstock bank.
| Miss Lena Ellison of Bellows Falls is
with her mother, Mrs. Eugene Ellison,
for a short vacation, arriving last night.
Mrs. Louis Fillon Of Northdeld, with
her little daughter, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulumbe.
Miss E. B. Sleeper and Miss Crandall Of
Providence, r. J., are here for a week vis-
iting the formers sister, Mrs. l.. j. Booth.
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and Miss Ollie Sheldon of Boston are
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Goodwin for a
week.
Charles Tinkham. who had been with
his grandmother, Mrs. r. E. Parker for
I'VE weeks, left yesterday for his home in
Newport.
Mrs. Ida Drake has moved from the
upper part OF f. T. Lilies house to ten
ement In the house of j. w Gabrielle on
Weston street.
A daughter, Louie Goodenough, was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
Rogers, former residents of this place, now
living in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Nellie Morse is at Waits River
with her step-son, Rev. Leon Morse, who /
has charge Of the Methodist church in |
that place this summer.
W. w. Tyler is adding a piazza to the /
front of the house which he moved last /
year from the Kimball library lot to /
School street and has been living in ever /
since.
r. F. White is taking two weeks va
cation from the store OF r. w. Tewksbury +
q Co., and starts today on carriage trip /
through surrounding towns with Mrs.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton invite the /
Rochester club and its friends to an ice
cream social at Pleasant View farm Friday
evening, the 24th. Ladies are requested to
furnish cake.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Granger and their
son and daughter, Dwight and Florence,
OF Barre are passing a week with Mr..
Granger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Granger, arriving Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Martin Of White River juno
tion and Mrs. y. w. White of Hartford
were in town Tuesday to see their sister,
Mrs. Mary Grain, OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
who is at Mrs. Anna Adams.
DR.. Francis Eaton has lately lost forty
out OF forty-fiye chickens through the
of couple OF skunks that at ,
last took even the old hen, rather knock
ing the bottom out of the poultry busi- j
ness. {
All members Of the Woman's Relief
Corps are invited to meet with Mrs. Fa- |
bien Dupuis Tuesday afternoon, July 2S,
, fair to be given later by the ladies Of the !
corps.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre has taken a cot /
tage at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, \
for two weeks and win 90 there tomorrow, s
accompanied by her daughter, Alice, Miss
Bernice McCollom and Misses Mary and J
Helen Wedgewood. 4
Mrs. J. L. Thomas came last Thursday a
rom Worcester, Mass, and staid until !
.1.,r = aas N n..A
Eta Chamberlin, leaving here for the 4
northern part Of the state 10 join her hus- a
band in a visit to has relatives before go- 1
ng to live at Long Beach, CAL, where {
heir two sons have located II
Mrs. Aaron Morse of Fond du- Lac, Wis, I
Ifter spending three weeks among rela-
ives in this vicinity, went to Boston sat
lrday to see her nieces, the Misses Cole
nan. Her son and his wife, Dr. and Mrs.
Iudson Morse, and their son, who came
East with her, went from here to Boston J,
Tuesday TO meet her and make their start !
or Fond from that city.
Miss Dorothy Shaw of HYDE Park, Mass, n
Who had been at w. p. Flint's for several :,
weeks undergoing medical treatment, was Il
lperated upon very successfully Friday at
Or. Gifford's sanitarium for appendicitis A
nd floating kidney, DR.. j. W. Gle OF a
hanover, n. H., and DIR. Clifford perform q
ng the operation. Mx Shaw Is at pres n
MT very comfortable and gaining rapidly. I,
Ter mother and niece, Mrs. William shaw \,
nd Miss Georgia Miles. came from HYDE r
lark to be near her during the operation 4
nd are staying at Mr.. Flint's. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis +. Flint were
happily surprised Sunday, July l9, when b
heir children except one son-in-law, 81
ester Watson, of Randolphl their grand a.
hildren and great grandson, Winslow b
Watson Smith, numbering in all twenty, d
rent home to help them celebrate the o
ftieth anniversary OF their marriage. "