Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. Mary McCrillis is in Hardwick for
I a week to visit her mother.
George Chatfeld is home from ms sea-
/ sons work at Magnolia, Mass.
Miss Sarah Vaughan Of Bridgewater is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell.
A. j. Foster was in Northiield last week
to attend the funeral Of the late Carl Field.
| Miss Jennie Godfrey has entered upon
another years work as teacher in Hart
! ford.
John Bean is very i'll with pneumonia at
his home in the Thayer brook neighbor-
hood.
Charles Dillon OF New Haven, Conn,
was the recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
r. Clark.
Miss Glare Bagley Of Keene, n. H, ar
rived Monday on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Wardner.
Miss Lucille Packard OF Medford, Mass,
is ID Randolph for three weeks vacation,
arriving lasl night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and little
daughter, Beatrice, returned to their home
in Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Lena Phelps of Hancock was
guest last week at George l.. Hutchin-
sons, leaving saturday.
Mrs. +. J. O'Brien, who had been visit
I ing her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr, went
back to Boston yesterday,
Mrs. c. D. Rogers, a guest at Mrs
Lucretia Parsons for a few weeks, re-
turned to Boston Monday.
Mrs. L. c. White and daughter of
Windsor have been at DR.. Il. II. Mcln-
I tyres since last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien Of Middlebury
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs.E.J.O' Brien,
al Thomas Carr's last week.
Miss May Bradish, who had been at Mrs.
! @. L. Cushman's several weeks, went back
this morning to Medford, Mass.
4 Miss Annie Fitzmorris OF North Hart
/ land Is attending school in Randolph and
I boarding az Thomas Connolly's
Mrs. r. "A. Kezer and daughter, Alice,
and granddaughter, Marjorie, Of Roehes
ter were at A. b. Fish's yesterday.
Miss Clara Kimbal has been housed at
Montague Place this week by Illness, from
which she is at present recovering.
| Mrs. Charles Church and two children
Of Wilder were with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Church from Saturday until Tuesday.
Lester Newton left this morning for
Medford, Mass, after short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton.
Horace Moulton Of New Haven, Conn,
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. +.
Moulton, at stoneleigh from Friday to
Monday
II your cook stove is playing out here
is q fine chance TO replace it with an ele-
giant range without cents outlay. See
see page ].
Or. Wheeler of Burlington was here
last night as counsel in the case of Mrs.
J. ID. Denison, who has been seriously III
this week.
,rfs ul,,,,to G,a,t5fpo ~ ATopf,e1iar
was in the village Tuesday to see about re-
organizing her music class after the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. A. r. Craudall went this morning
to Sharon and from there will go to
Woodstock to spend the winter with her
son, Charles Crandall.
Mrs. Maria Hin OF sharon has been in
town for a few days as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Sanborn and of Mrs. {. E.
Abbott at Highland Place.
Hon. and Mrs. E. Henry Powell Of Bur-
lington were at the Randolph Inn Sunday,
making this point on a carriage trip they
were taking through the state.
Mrs. Kate Fairbanks and her grand |
daughter have' gone to their home in |
Springfield after visiting Mrs. Fairbanks
daughter, Mrs. :. j. Walbridge.
Arthur and Gertrude Hernandez, who |
had been with their aunt, Mrs. James h.
Mccall. at Elm cottage for most of the |
summer, went 10 New York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hebard of White
River Junction are passing the week with |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Tilson and Mr.. Heb |
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hebard. |
W. F. Sanborn, who had been visiting |
his cousin, Mrs. Horace Howard, and her |
family, returned to New York Saturday, |
and .odry his wife and daughter and Miss |
Kit sanborn 90 back to the city.
Miss Abbie Avery, who has been work
ing at A. H. Beedle's for nearly a year, is |
TO 20 TO Waterbury about the middle OF /
the month to become one Of the attend /
ants at the hospital for the insane.
Miss Flora Bell and her trimmer, Miss |
Bertha Glazier of Northheld, are In New /
Yorl, for week. studying fall fashions in 1
millinery. Miss Glazier has been two |
wears trimmer for Miss i. NJ. Kenerson of |
Barre.
BE. Kicker shipped this morning along /
the line from Waterbury. to White RIVER
junction 1900 sheep and lambs. sending |
200 from Randolph. The price paid was /
from three TO four and half cents a
pound.
Miss Myrtle Rowell, who was at the Mt. |
Jackson hotel in FranconiR, y. H., /
through the summer, is at home for lit /
tie rest before going to Bethel TO teach IN |
the grammar grade Of the Whitcomb |
High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Spofiord OF /
Boston were with Mr.. Spofiord's mother, |
Mrs. John Marsh, from Wednesday to 1
Saturday Of last week, and during their /
stav took Mrs. Marsh on a trip to Roch- /
ester asd Granville.
Mrs. squire Bowen IS now living in J. |
B. Sargent's house on Central street, and /
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hull, who helped her 4
Confar1haY 4 1909.