Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24
Randolph Continued.

]. d. Denison is in Montpelier for the
day.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan Hatch Friday.
Randolph sent quite a delegation to
Woodstock fair yesterday.
George J. Prince has been in Boston this
week, returning yesterday.
Mrs. n. d. Rice Of Roxbury visited al
w. w. Carpenters yesterday.
Mrs. George B. Emery and child are vis-
iting in Pittsiield and vicinity.
Mrs. o. p. Hood went to So. Royalton
yesterday to visit her daughter.
S. 5. Whitcomb succeeds Eddie Greene
on the Emerson mill delivery team.
Mrs. Orrin Chamberlin is recovering
from a mild attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. NJ. II. Lombard of Winchester,
Mass, is guest Of Mrs. j. F. Mead.
Miss Flora Woodward has taken a
school in Bethel, beginning Monday.
Fred Lashaway and wife have gone to
Hartford, VT. TO live, where Fred has
work.
Miss Annie X. Mead returned to Smith
college, Northampton, Mass, yesterday as
a senior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burkett Of woods-
vile, y. iiss can't geSteAdas W AAeAA q
w. w. Beans.
Mrs. f. Il. Ketchum went Tuesday to
White River junction to spend few days
with her brother.
Nathan Spaulding and bride of Lebanon
were with his sister, Mrs. Willis Howard,
one day last week.
George Mann and little son OF Dewey's
Mills were at his fathers, William Mann s.
the first Of the week.
FIJI. Swift, who had been G. n. Nc
Calls guest for two weeks, returned yes
terday to New York.
Miss Hattie Spaulding Of Bethel ha;
been visiting relatives here, returning
Tuesday to her home.
Miss Lettie Bailey was in Bethel last
night to take part in the recital given by
Frank Tileston Smith.
Misses wimple and Crisley Of New Yorl
eli y returned Monday after visiting a Few
DAYS at Edwin Morgans.
Mrs. Mary Myers, who had been spend
ing the week at DR.. II. II. Mcintyre 5
went today to Woodstock.
/ Mrs. Anuas hase returned to Burlington
Monday aftera months visit in Randolph
Bethel and Claremont, \, III.
Mrs. Ella SmaIley went Tuesday to Bar
re to visit after spending some time will
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Dung.
Clyde Cassidy returned the first Of tn
week to his work in st. Johnsbury ate
spending a week at his home here.
4 Miss Jennie Hall from Rochester was a
II. II. Bailey's Tuesday and Wednesday Oh
her way to Boston for millinery goods.
Mrs. Thomas Little returned Monday {
her home in Concord, n. H., after spend
ing week with Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury.
C.E. Moves. who comes here from Pitts
4 field next week. has rented the house d
South street to be vacated by II. NJ. Miller
Mrs. A. d. Lamson and daughter, Mis-
/ Caroline. returned to Philadelphia sunda
night, having closed Idleton for the win
ter.
Mrs. Sylvester Ploof of Burlington la
been stopping with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Geo. A. Pearson, for few days, comm
Monday.
Miss Estelle Wheeler OF Waupaca, Wis
came Tuesday to spend three weeks a
the home of her uncle, Luke Parish, 8
the Center.
Mrs. L. p. Booth and Phillips cam
Yesterday from Morrisville 10 visit her
a few days before joining Mr.. Sooth q
Z Providence, r. l.
Mrs. John Hubert left yesterday for
weeks visit at Greenfield. Mass, wher
| she will be Joined by Mr.. Hubert the lat
I ter part Of the week.
/ Ms. Flora Flint, Mrs. J. W. Lynch an
I E. y. Rising went Monday to SaNton
River to attend the Baptist state conven
| ticn be d at that place.