Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

sister, Mrs. X. f. Tilson, coming Tues
day.
Miss Susan Atkins of Cabot is visiting
at Rev. A. L. Cooper's and attending the
summer school.
Ambrose Alexander OF Montpelier has
been visiting at b. /. Pratt's and Z. t.
Lilies this week.
Lester Newton went back Friday to
Medford, Mass, after short vacation
spent in Randolph.
Mrs. Flora Dunbar went to Bethel today
to remain with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Bige-
low, until Saturday.
Miss Ada Burroughs is visiting her
uncle, John Mudgett, in South Royalton
for week or ten days.
There will be ball game next Wednes-
day afternoon at McCall's park between
Randolph and Barnard teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Emerson started
yesterday on a trip TO Lowell, Boston,
Plymouth and Winthrop Beach.
Miss Fora Tewksbury came home Tues
day from three weeks stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. James Dixon, in Boston.
The Misses Clinton, who had been at the
Valley farm for some weeks, returned to
their home in Pennsylvania Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bass and their help
field for couple of weeks, going Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bower and two
daughters, Fannie and Susie, went yester-
day to Holyoke, Mass, for a months stay.
Misses Delias and Olive Burroughs re-
turned Friday from a few days visit to
their uncle, John Mudgett, in South Roy
alton.
Owing TO extensive repairs to be made,
the Hutchinson studio, formerly occupied
by l. P. Booth, will not be opened before
August Il.
John Lamson and Fred Copeland went
to Highgate Springs Tuesday for a week,
and from there win go to Montreal and
Quebec for few days.
Miss Lucie Wall is at Squirrel Island,
Me-, for a couple of weeks, going Mon
day, and her cousin, Miss Eunice Flint, is
visiting in Bethel for few days.
Miss Caroline Lamson went to Canaan.
n. H., Monday and returned yesterday,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Storey and daughter, Miss Mary, OF Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Mary Barnes, who came here in the
spring to take care Of her sister, the late
Mrs. Emily Lazelle, went Saturday to
White River Junction, where she has en-
ployment.
Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Sanborn and
other relatives and friends in Randolph,
will return TO her home in Worcester,
Mass, Saturday.
Col. r. j. Kimball went TO Boston Mon
day TO meet his daughter, Miss Annie,
who had been spending two weeks with
her uncle at Dark Harbor, Me-, and came
home with her Tuesday.
The ladies of the w. r. c. will hold an
afternoon sociable with Mrs +, L. Lille
Tuesday, the l1th, at 2:30 O'Clock. All
members of the corps are cordially in
vited. No refreshments.
Mrs. Laura Standish, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. p. w.
Strong, in Thompsonyille, Conn.,, came
Tuesday with her granddaughter, Con-
stance Strong, to visit Mrs. Mary Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane have pur-
chased for 1900 of Hale Flint OF Chicago
81 acres of land, up the branch, that the
latter bought OF II. p. Sanford and Mrs.
Susan Robinson, executors of the K. X.
Robinson estate.
B.F. Kicker shipped this week so cattle,
$50 calves, 125 sheep, 75 hogs. From here
went 16 calves (2c. TO 5c.) and % hogs
DC. and 4lc.) George Hatch shipped
from this station Monday u calves (4c. to
5e.) and hogs (44c.)
Mrs. George l. Whitney took her daugh-
ter, Georgia, to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai IN Burlington Tuesday 10 undergo an
operation for appendicitis. During her
stay in Burlington this week, Mrs. Whit
ney will be with her daughter, Mrs. John
Pratt.
r. K. Colburn and family returned to
Northfield Monday from an outing at
Queen City Park. Last week Wednesday
he dislocated his left shoulder through the
Il s..k
but he is able now TO attend 10 his stores
in Randolph and Northfield.
There will be musicale this evening at
the Cong'l church at 100 given under the
auspices OF the teachers, but open to the
public who are cordially invited to attend.
The quartette and other home talent will
provide the music and Mrs. Kate f. Ter
rill Of Montpelier will give several read
ings.
Miss Carrie B. Young, a compositor in
the HERALD office. who went West about
a year ago and has been working in the
office of the Recorder at Dickinson, y, d.,
has now secured situation as coinpositor
on the Auburn Argus at Auburn, Wash,
town midway between Seattle and
Tacoma, and expects to leave for that place
the 10th OF this month.
Mrs. James Burt and three sons, who
had been visiting in Jamaica OF this state,
arrived Monday and are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Eaton. They have been
living in Springfield, Mass, but expect to
remove to New York, where Mr.. Burt,
who was formerly a manufacturer OF
screens in Randolph, is now travelling
agent for some company, and has his head
quarters.
j. F. Hobart rendered his resignation
Friday to the Grand Trunk Railway COM
pany as station agent at Randolph, posi-
tion he has filed with the utmost efficien-
cy for the last twelve years. No action TO