Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-27
Randolph Continued.

Eugene Williams OF Hartford, Conn.,,
was in town yesterday.
| Miss Eva Forth is with her aunt, Mrs.
/ Louis Fillion, in Mortified.
/ z. A. Thomas has been in New York
/ this week, visiting markets.
/ Hon. VIM. II. Dubois was housed Sat
urday and Sunday by illness.
1 Miss Edith Marcott is visiting her sis
i ter, Mrs. Don Moore, in Sharon.
| Fred G. Webster, Esq, OF Burlington
spent Sunday at his fathers Alfred Web
ster's.
Mrs. Eliza Bagley has returned from
Montpelier and her son, Winfred, is home
| from Tunbridge.
Scion Vail has finished his labors at
the Randolph Inn and will enter Dart
mouth college this fall.
c. S. Shattuck OF Hatfield, Mass, and
Miss Eunice Shattuck Of Ottawa, Ont, are
the guests OF Frank Griswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tracy and infant
son came back Monday from a two
weeks soiourn at South Hero.
5. II. Mccullough, chief clerk Of the
railway mall service at White River
Junction, was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Ella A. Scales OF Manchester, n.
H., is visiting her uncle, G. d. Sanborn,
and her aunt, Mrs. G. +. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Giddings, after a
/ soiourn Of seven weeks in Randolph, de-
| parted Monday to Leominster, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Wilson and daugh-
ter, Faith, were in st. Adams over sun
I day with Mr.. Wilson's brother, Hugh.
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt and two children, John
and Mildred, of Boston were with Mr.. and
Mrs. George 5. Hutchinson over Sunday.
Frank c. Chandler OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
arrived last Thursday on a visit to his
brother, Col. A. B. Chandler, at Mari
Castle.
DR.. G. A. Wheeler has moved from
\ Brookline, Mass, and now has his resi-
dence and Office on Marlborough street in
/ Boston.
Mrs. Camille Gaskin and Miss Louise,
I the guests of Mrs. A. ID. Lamson for the
past month, started from here Monday for
\ Philadelphia.
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Gabrielle are taking
leisurely journey this week over the
Rutland road stopping at various points
along the line.
| Encouraging reports continue to be re-
ceived from Willis Chandler, whose i'll
ness from typhoid fever in New York was
noted last week.
Miss Ruth Morrill, and her brother,
Everett, accompanied their aunt. Mrs.
/ Lyman Rix, on her return the first of
! the week from a visit to Sharon.
/ Mrs. Asa w. Arlington of Newton
\ Center, Mass, who had been spending a
little time with Mr.. and Mrs e. L. Bass
at Outlook, went away Saturday.
Mrs. W. B. Clay of Winimantic.
Conn.,, and two sons, Benjamin and
| George, are visiting Mrs. Clay's sister,
I Mrs. Elmina Wood, at Clarence Webster's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Flint of Spring
! field, Mass, accompanied Mr.. Flint's
mother, Mrs. Lewis Fish, yesterday on her
return from a several weeks visit at their
home.
Mrs. Ernest s. Tracy very pleasantly
entertained at tea Friday afternoon a
party OF seven ladies, who were old
friends and former schoolmates in the
Randolph High school.
Miss Ella Burnham Of New York. who
is taking a vacation from her duties as
stenographer, was the guest of Mrs.
Robert Chamberlain from Thursday to
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. F. F. Allard of Boston has been
very sick with grip and bronchitis at the
home Of her brother, II. 5. Booth, but is
now very much better, though still under
the care Of the doctor and nurse.
w. H. and J. II. Dubois have bought the
fire, life and acct dent insurance business
Of the late f. f. Dubois, in which the lat
ter engaged IN 1883 and conducted nearly
twenty years, and they have secured the
agencies of all the well-known companies
which Mr.. F. E. Dubois represented.
The town schools viii begin Tuesday.
September S, with the following teach
ers:-No. 6, Miss Clara Bean; South Ran
dolph. Miss Carolyn Weymouth; East
Randolph, Mark Hyde and Miss Alice
Hyzer; No. II, Miss Abbie Fowler; Beam
willie, Fred Drew; Adams district. Miss
Nettye Robbins; Fish Hill, Miss Ida
Flint
Mrs. Young and her daughter, Miss