Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-17

Hartford. Vt, after a stay Of two months
with Mrs. Anna Adams.
Miss Hattie Chandler Of Boston, who
had been visiting at George Temple s,
went to Pomfret Saturday.
VIII Holman, employed in freight
office al Troy, y. y, is with relatives
here for a five days vacation.
Miss Edith A. Abbott returned to Mt.
Holyoke college Tuesday after a short stay
with her parents at Highland Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Tenney 81 Federal
Point. Fla, are visiting Mrs. 5. II. Brooks
and at W. ". Morton's for the week.
Miss Jennie Babbitt Of Washington, ID.
c., is stopping at the Randolph Inn Tor
month and greeting old friends in town.
Miss Sarah McClond, who accompanied
Mrs. Lewis Jerd upon her return from
Nova Scotia. started yesterday for Califor-
mia.
Henry Harper has moved from +. n.
Rising's house on Pearl street 10 NJ. l..
Chadwick's house on Main street near the
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 5. Whitcomb were in
Gouldsville yesterday and today, visiting
Mrs. Whitcomb's sister, Mrs. II. +.
Thatcher.
Misses Minnie Carpenter and Emma
Bailey went yesterday TO study the fall
STYLES in dressmaking and millinery for
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Root Of Claremont,
n. H.. came Monday to visit Mrs. Anna
Adams, +. J. Adams and other relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. F. y. Jerd returned home from the
Sanitarium Sunday, conyaleseent from
her recent operation. Mrs. Clara Grain
is caring for her.
Miss Linnie Jones. who had been work
ing this summer at White River Junction,
stopped here Tuesday on the way TO her
home in Braintree.
The o. E. 5. will hold a sociable at the
Masonic anterooms Thursday evening,
Sept. oath. All members and their friends
are cordially invited.
The silver set offered by the Cash Store
for the nearest guess on the number OF
kernels OF wheat in a jar went to {. A.
Chadwick Of the Center.
Miss Lenah Belle Austin OF Pittsfield,
trained nurse in Boston, came Tuesday for
brief visit at Asa Hayes, going from
here to Burlington today.
George Drew, having finished work at
the Point restaurant, Hlghgate Springs,
went to Woodstock Tuesday, being en-
gagged as bell boy at the Inn.
Miss Ellen Whitney was in Royalton
and Bethel yesterday attending at the lat
ter place the marriage OF Miss Frances
Leavitt and Eugene Chamberlin.
The Cooperative creamery made 2s, 80
lbs. OF butter last month ana paid patrons
PIC. net for butter fat The Brigham
creamery paid 20ic. net for same.
Ernest G. Burridge went yesterday to
Worcester, Mass. where he has position
in a drug store. He had been visiting his
brother, Arthur, for two months.
Mrs. John Peavey, Archie and Maisie
Constable, Mr.. and Mrs Woodman and
daughter, Helen, went this morning to
Highgate Springs for weeks stay.
j. &. Follansbee, a distinguished lawyer
in Chicago, with Mrs. Follansbee, was
at A. B. Chambers Monday. Mrs. Fol-
lansbee is a cousin Of Col Chandler.
Julius F. Lamson. administrator, has
sold to Charles II. Miles for $500 the
Josiah Tilson place. Mr.. Miles will
| occupy the place as soon as possible.
Leon Webster goes today to Hanover, n.
H., to enter upon his third year in Dart
mouth college. Robert Abbott also goes
this week to enter the freshman class.
Leon Sault. who had been surveying in
I Littleton, y. H.. this summer, came here
Monday. Saturday he goes 70 Burning
ton to resume his studies at the Z. V. VI.
Mark Goodell went Tuesday night to be-
gin work for the Brattleboro Cabinet Co.,
which is the name taken by the Souto
company since its removal to Brattleboro.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer arrived Tuesday from
| Highgate Springs where she has passed
the summer. She is stopping with her
mother. Mrs. A. A. Smith, for the present.
George Haraden is peculiarly afflicted,
very suddenly losing the sight Of one eve
recently. The cause is unknown, but it is
I hoped that the loss will not be permanent
Robert Putnam returned Tuesday to
| Hanover. y. H.. where he is employed in a
| drugstore, after spending three weeks in
/ this vicinity and in the northern part of
the state.
Willis Chandler. who returned from
New York with his parents, Col. and Mrs
| a. B. Chandler. recently. is convalescing
nicely from typhoid fever and able TO be
out OF doors.
Forrest c. Lille. who has been for FIVE
years in the North Atlantic squadron,
came Monday from his home in Bayonne,
y. j., 10 visit his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W. Lille.
Mrs. Ella A. Scales, who for the past few
weeks had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
on to visit friends before returning to her
home at Manchester, y. Fl.
The Catholic fair netted s371 which has
been placed on deposit, and when the fund
has grown to $1,000, as is hoped viii be the
case within a year or so, extensive repairs
on the church ediice viii begin.
Charles A. Williams has sold his black
smith shop and business to Eugene Flint
of Roxbury, who will take possession at
once. Mr.. Flint will board with his
brother. W. P. Flint, for the present.
Fred Dunn has rented the B. G. Bass
house on School street, recently vacated
by H. H. Goodwin, and viii take posses