Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03

Nothing equals the county fair.
y. NJ. Draper has been away this week
on trip to Sherbrooke, p. 2.
w. II. S. Whitcomb Of Burlington was
IN town on business Saturday.
Miss Anna Eastman went Monday to
East Topsham for a weeks visit
Mrs. f. r. Draper and daughter, Fannie.
returned from New York Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stafford left the
Wayside farm for Boston Saturday.
Rev. G. o. Howe Is to preach next Sum
day in the Cong'l church at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Allen OF Canaan, n.
H., are visiting their son, r. w. Allen.
DR.. L. A. Russlow has rented the house
Of Mrs. Kate Soper on Highland avenue.
Wales n. johnson OF Woodstock was
In town the first Of the week on business.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. A. B. Gay Sept. sth, at three O'Clock.
+. w. Tewksbury returned Saturday
from weeks stay in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. George Gould returned Saturday
TO Everett, Mass, after two weeks
stay here.
Miss Linnie Jones was in town Monday
on her way 10 her work in White River
Junction.
Miss Minnie smith went Monday to
New York to study the fall styles in
dressmaking.
Mrs. W. F. Edison went Saturday to
Lebanon, n. H., for a few days visit at
her old home.
Rev. X. A. Greene Of Lowell. Mass,
who has been visiting relatives here,
went home Monday.
Mrs. Mary J. Paine went Monday to
Barton Landing, where she will spend
some time with a sister.
Mrs. Ellen English Is back from a
weeks visit at Carroll II. Changers in
Barre, coming Saturday.
John F. Mead started Monday for
Dickinson. No. Dak. He expected to be
absent about two months.
Miss Mabel Mather OF Burlington was
with Miss Jennie Godfrey last week from
Wednesday until Saturday.
There will be ball game Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock between the Randolph
nine and a team from Barnard.
Mrs. George F. Sparhawk and infant
son, George Francis, are at the Burt farm,
coming from Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Goodrich. sister OF Mrs. W.
W. Carpenter, whom she had been visit /
ing, returned to Middlebury Monday.
Miss Ann Newell, who had been at Mrs. |
n. w. Tewksbury's for six weeks, re-
turned to her home in Boston Monday. |
Robert j. Putnam OF Hanover, who had
been with relatives here for week, went
Monday TO st. Adams Bay for an outing.
Saturday the Neighborhood Whist club
md invited guests, TO the number OF 40,
enjoyed a basket picnic at Northheld
Gulf.
The defunct wheel at the Bethel power
station has been gotten out and work is
now progressing on the new fiume 70 be
put in.
Miss winnifred V. Mann began Monday
her second years work as teacher in the
department OF the South
Barre school.
]. Lodge Eddy, wife and two sons, who
nave been at The Manchester for the sum-
ner. went Monday TO their home IN
Dorchester. Mass.
F. T, Bass OF New York and his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Bass OF Williston, are at the
Randolph Inn for a week, coming from
Niliston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Parkinson re-
urned 10 their home in Everett, Mass,
Mrs. Hattie Lamson.
Mrs. khfe talrDaukh anu utA AaAa !
laughter OF Springfield came last Thurs
law to visit Mrs. Fairbanks daughter,
Mrs. S. j. Walbridge.
n. Storrs, a brother in-law OF Fl; h.
Goodwin, came Saturday, visiting Mr..
Goodwin over Sunday and returning
Monday to Ware, Mass. I,
Mrs. Z. A. Thomas returned last Thurs
law from a three weeks outing at camp ,
Rich. Milton. Mr.. Thomas returned the
anne day from New York.
Mrs. Fred w. Nutting and daughter,
Mabel. who had been spending month a
Or. Nuttiug's, left for their home in North !
Andover, Mass, Saturday. Ii
Miss Amanda Northrup, bead mistress
4 the Riverside school in New YORK, y \
Dending part of her vacation with her l
ister. Mrs. Alfred Webster.
Ernest Kent started Monday morning
n drive to Brattleboro, where he has
,ositior with the B. Souto Co, Nh
thompson also went Monday.
The Imperial Oil Co. Of California has
ust distributed its regular monthly diyl- !
end for August. The annual rate on lls
ar value is Is and 1855 on rs present ,
market value. amounting to $4,000.