Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16

HARD 20 HgHfs
Not a single straight hsired pate
VIII retain it, frizzled state
Ia the heat.
ana the sweetest sounds we hear
Are the ice carts ramhling near
As they pass.
or, az hot days evening close,
Gentle kissing Of the hose
lnthe grass,
Mrs. o. p. Hood is in Barre for a week
or two, going Monday.
John Gorham is in Syracuse, n. Y,
where he has a situation in a furniture
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.Tewksbury have gone
TO the cottage at York Beach, Me-, for an
outing.
Mrs. L. J. Blakeley went TO Tunbridge
Monday TO visit her sister, Mrs. Myron
fuller.
Mrs. ]. B. Eldredge and two sons re-
turned Friday from a two weeks visit in
Warren.
AFRO Lamson returned to Idleton cot
tage saturday from a business trip to
Philadelphia.
John Mudgett and his daughter, Mrs.
George Pride, were in Pomfret for a few
days last week.
Frank Grlswold has been identifying
his residence at the Preservation with a
new coat of paint.
Miss Lula Allen is in Boston attending a
summer school OF normal methods in mu-
sic for three weeks.
T.. T. Lille was open to congratulations
Saturday, il being his seventy-ninth
birthday anniversary.
Miss Anna Mead, who has finished her
junior year at Smith college, is in Ran
dolph for the vacation.
Mrs. S. A. Carleton left sa turday for
Round Lake, y. Y, where she will pass
the rest Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Chadwick came
home Friday from Windsor, where Mrs.
Chadwick spent a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. James +. Mccall Of New York and
her nephew, Master Arthur Hernandez,
are at Elm Cottage, arriving Friday.
Mrs. James May and daughter Of Bristol
were the guests Of Mrs. {. I. Burridge
last week from Monday 10 Saturday.
William Ranney Of East Barre, formerly
OF West Brookheld, has been visiting his
son, Robert, al j. Harris Bass lately.
Miss Helen Pratt Of Brooklyn, n. ",
came Friday to be the guest OF Col. n
Mrs. r. j. Kimball at Montague Place.
Mrs. F. f.. Dubois and Miss Mary S.
Dubois q gone 10 Highgate Springs for
a week or more at Mrs. Dubois cottage.
n. A. Leonard has gone into the culture
Of homing pigeons and has a flock Of
twelve fine birds at his home on Pleasant
street.
Mrs. John r. Spring returned Monday
TO Nashua, y. H., after spending a fort
night with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Buck and daughter,
Iris, and Miss Alice Buck are camping for
three weeks at Crystal Lake in Lock Hav-
en-, y. IL.
Mrs. II. G. Cole, Mrs. Llewellyn Seaver
and two children. Nelson and Elizabeth,
are at T.. j. Adams, coming from Boston
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Eekert Chandler and infant
son came from New York Friday and are
with Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler at
Mari-Castle.
Mrs. Emerson Elicit and little daugh-
ter, Catherine. of Denver, Col, are with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Woodward for a stay
OF two months.
Rev. and Mrs. L. n. Moody Of the
Center and son, Paul, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Huse at Willow
dale last week.
Mrs. f. ID. Strong and Miss Eunice
Flint reached Randolph Saturday night
from Jamestown, y. D., where they went
last September.
Mrs. Howard Smith aud two children
spent last Thursday night With Mrs. Z.
l.. Brooks on their way from Lowell,
Mich, TO Boston.
Miss Blond Seymour, after a short vaca-
ton at her home On the Gorham farm,
went back Saturday to her work at Hyde
Park in the office OF ex.-Gov. Page.
Miss stella Morse went to Pittsfield Fri
dav and staid Until Monday with the lam
flv of Rev. w. y. Roberts, a former pastor
of the Methodist church in Randolph.
Miss Lettie Bailey Joined the family Of
a \. HAYES Monday at Highgate Springs,
n here they have been camping for three
weeks. and will return with them Satur-
day.
Allen j. Philbrick, who had been spend
ing two eeks with his aunts, Mrs. w. T..
Miss Abbie Philbrick n Mrs.
Julia Walsh, left Monday for his nome IN
Friendship, \. y.
DIR. NJ. l., Bruce of Br%attleboro stopped
here Fridav 10 see his mother, Mrs. Nj. Nj.
Bruce. and his sister, Mrs. E. y, Rising,
and went on to Montpelier saturday 10
visit his daughter.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, who has been
visiting in Swampscott, Mass, SINCE leaN-
ing Milford, y. H., where she taught iast
wear. i with her family at the NisWall
cottage, arriving Saturday
w. W. Carpenter excites the n y OF
amateur agriculturists with a gar1eh
that has hourished in spite OF me weather.
and furnished new potatoes ana green
uess for the table as early as July 5.
Mrs. Della TiIson Of Middlesex, her
daughter. Miss Mary Tilson, and MISS
Fannie bass. who had been visiting IN
Pittsield, spent Sunday with Mrs hos
well Holbrook, and Tuesday went TO Md
dlesex.