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

Let's quickly al take tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Jewett spent Friday
in South Royalton with a cousin.
Mrs. d. NJ. English is spending a week
with her son, Charles, in Brookheld
Rev. r. r. Perkins Of Putney conducted
services in the Baptist church last Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Averil is occupying the up
per part OF E. T. Lilies house on School
street.
Miss Mary Marcott went to Sharon Fri
Gay TO visit her niece, Mrs. Don Moore, for
few days.
Fred and Miss Hazel Fairbanks, who
had been at Cottage City for a few weeks,
reached home Saturday.
Mrs. Fred York went home to Barre
Saturday after spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Scott.
Mrs. ID. Y. Lamb started Monday for
Chicago, where she will spend the winter
with her son, John Haley.
Mrs. @. w. Hendry Of Boston has come
70 Randolph to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. p. p. Lamson.
Harry A. Tredo and family have moved
from School street 10 a tenement in w. II.
Dubois house on Fales street.
Richard Burnap Of Gardner. Mass. is at
his grandfathers, Dea. w. +. Howard's,
for two weeks, arriving Saturday.
+. $. Whitcomb left Sunday night for
New York to take up a course Of study in
the Bond Institute OF Mercantile Training.
Miss LyIa Putnam, who spent the sum-
mer in Winchester, y. H., with an uncle,
began 10 teach Tuesday in West Newbury.
Miss Eta Chamberlain went to Mont
pelier Tuesday to begin another year S
work as teacher in the Union school Of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Remington, who had
been visiting at George A. Pinney's, re-
turned to their home in Bellows Falls
Saturday.
Miss g. Kate Howard started last Thurs
day for Foxer0ft, Ne, 20 begin her second
years work as teacher in the schools Of
that place.
Mrs. {. b. Mann and Mrs. A. NJ. HUB
bard were in RoXbury Saturday to attend
the 18th wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Royce.
The Home oil Co.. Coalinga, Cal, paid
regular monthly dividends Of $4,000 last
week; averaging 1905 annually for the
past four years.
Clarence Hodges, after two weeks va
cation, returned Monday 10 Schenectady,
n. Y, where he has position with the
American Locomotive Works.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington, who had been
occupying her house in this village
through the summer, went TO Newport
Friday TO pass the fall and winter.
Mrs. Flora French and daughter, Muriel,
went back 10 Everett, Mass, Saturday af-
ter a stay OF several weeks here, and were
followed Monday by the son, Master Ralph
French.
Miss Hattie Packard is home from Bos-
ton,where she has been spending the sum
mer. and her brother. W. y. Packard, has
gone back to that city after weeks vaca-
tion in Randolph.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and son, Ray, who
had been with Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs. Ellen Young, during part Of the sum
mer, departed last Thursday TO their home
in Hartford, Conn.
Col. and Mrs. A. 3. Chandler returned
from trip TO New York Sunday morning
and brought their son, Willis, back with
them 10 recuperate az Mari-Castle from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. NJ. Chamberlain and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nerna, left their summer home
in Randolph Monday and went to Saxon
vile, Mass, where Miss Nerna enters up
on another year Of teaching.
Mrs. Anna Chase, who came from Bur-
lington the LIST inst, is in Bethel for a
Neek or ten days, after which she Will re-
turn to Randolph to spend the rest OF her
vacation among friends in this village.
Miss Minnie Emerson, head stenog-
rapher for the United Shoe Machinery
coinpanv OF Boston, and Miss Maud. VITO
is mailing clerk for the same firm, are
spending vacation with their father,
T.. F. Emerson.
Mrs. l.. p. Booth and Master Phillips
have gone to Morrisville and, after VISIT
ing there and in Northfield and MOntpel-
Ter will Join Mr.. Booth in Providence, Ri,
where ne has a position as operator IN the
Horton studio Of that city.
Mrs. Jennie Bass, who had been at the
Randolph Inn for a week, returned 70
Winiston Friday. and her son, +. I. Bass,
went back to his work with the American
Bridge company in Brooklyn, \. A., go
ing by way OF Boston, where he stopped TO
visit friend.
Mrs. Nathaniel King and her daughter,
Miss Angie King, of Mortified are stay
ING AZ Mrs. Emily Burroughs for lev
t,-ssl-s In order that the daughter, who is
in a ye-v feeble state OF health, may have
the benefit OF osteopathic treatment oy
DR.. Mcintyre.
Mrs. John Manney and daughter, Miss
pe-tha Harrison Thayer and Howard Drew
are home from a summers soJourn a.
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs, COM
inc saturday. when Mrs. L. A. Russlow
and Master Paul, Mrs. Russlow's sister,
Mrs Holbrook Of Brooklyn, \. " ana
their brother. Julian Grow, also returned
from Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson ana
,s;i5 tool- their departure to Boston Mon
dsv sftsr visiting Mr.. Hutchinsons par