Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-08
Randolph.
n.opnrA WHITE. local Editor.

~. & now able TO be out.
-, n r. Holman is in Waterbury for
isg weeks, going yesterday.
g Anna Adams is spending a few
- Ia Royalton and South Royalton.
o. Laura Denis Of New York is with
~, and Mrs. c. +. Moulton at stoneleigh.
wrs sarah f. Felt, a guest at Mrs. II.
a. reWyksburyis, returned TO Boston to-
day.
- ne guest Of his uncle, 5. w Sumner,
yesterday ,,.,...-,
lsnnt. Mrs. George +. Jones, OF School
-.-set ast Saturday.
usroid Baldwin OF Boston is with his
~ Mrs. A. l.. Baldwin, at DIT. {. l..
-+sgartis this week.
Fish saw pretty sight this morn
- fawn near the Chandler bridge on
,-e road 10 the Center.
aswuel Howell started on his return
:, Pbiladelphia and Harold spooner to
s5rngaeld, Mass, today.
4iss Grace Ranney Of Pittsfield is stay
s,g Al The home OF her uncle, A. y. Hayes,
aBd attending school here.
Wra Emma Read came home Tuesday
IN y
~ family Of Rev. r. G.. Rainey.
~ NJ. L. Huxley has returned to
g58th Royalton after months soiourn
AN different friends IN Randolph.
g,pest Drew and Winfred Bagley were
IN Richmond visiting Elton Fish several
dsgs last week, returning Saturday even
ing.
nav and Mrs. G. r. Laid are entertain
IL, Mrs Iaddis brother, Rev. G. X. Ham
iib Of Lexington, Mass, who came Tues
DAY.
Mrs Hattie Iadd. Administrative, has
4aaded 10 A. b. Gay for s125 the Jones lot,
s5.called, being part OF the II. Ii. Church
farm.
Mrs. John Lynch has gone TO Worces-
tar. Mass. to spend the fall and part Of
de winter, at least with her son, +. w.
LEuch.
SIR and Mrs. Frederick Leeds are with
Hfr. Leeds parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. >.
Cada. arriving from New York last
Thursday.
Harry Bertolli Of Montpelier was here
Monday 90 superintend the setting up OF
fH Marc0tt monument IN sOuthyiew
cemetery.
Frank Dawlcy Of Montpelier was in
taau Monday and opened VIM. Bass
s.s, which had for some time refused 70
be opened.
an MouIton. who came down from
Montpelier 10 attend the Freemeu's meet
8ar IS staying with Hon. and Mrs. Mm.
H Dubois.
George A. Chodel moved yesterday
from pittsdeld 10 his newly purchased
home. the O. S. Chamberlain place ON
school street.
SIR. and Mrs. Eugene Abbott are enter
tanning their son aud wife, Ar. and Mrs.
Marx Abbott OF Orwell, who are here
idr two weeks.
Heber Holman, Jr., who has been acting
IS vacation clerk through the summer for
The strong Hardware company OF Burling-
ton, is at home again.
Miss Mary A. Connolly, who had been
having a months vacation from the gov
eminent printing Office, started yesterday
for Washington, ID. G.
Arthur and Miss Gertrude Hernandez,
who had been the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs James l.. Mccall, at Elm cottage, lett
Yesterday for New York.
Miss Charlotte Iadd came Monday
from Woodstock, where she spent the
month OF August at the home OF her
father, Dea. NJ. W. Ladd.
MIS- - D. AtthN fNAAAHNA tfaAAA1es
from an extended stay in Boston, accom-
panied By her son, Win, who has been
10 stock bridge, this summer.
b. Putnam went today 10 Hanover, y.
H.. to visit his son. Robert. lie viii go TO
Manchester. y. H.. before his return, IN
tending TO be absent about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson have
gone to northampton, Mass, after spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. Hutchinson
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson.
Mrs. c. NJ. Granger, daughter, Edith,
and son, Fred, reached home last nlght
sitter a three weeks absence spent IN
Brockton and other places IN Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. Frances Burnham moved Monday
from the upper part OF A. q. Putnam
house on Highland avenue and Is 70 occu-
py the rooms over DIR. q. W. Seotts ONCE
now undergoing repairs.
Dow Martin. who accompanied his
cousin, q. l.. Martin, on the latters
return from Boston, made ten Gays
visit in town and started last THURSDAY
for his home in Woodstock, Ohio.
Col. c. z. Miller, quartermaster on
the general staff att Washington, y. -
and Mrs. Miller are expected from the
" bite Mountains tomorrow 70 VISIT the
NfaNAN1 , cAoteAs 4tAAos ~ -
B. ID. Chadwick returned to Concord,
y, H., this morning. Yesterday, he set up
gasoline engines for Ransom Granger ana
James Godfrey, for his firm, the Thomp-
SON Hoague Co., TO be used IN ensiiage
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Norman lett TINS
morning for Westport, y. Y, in company
with their brother, Joshua Norman, OF
Montevideo, NJ inn, and, heir nephew, Pliny
Norman OF Westport, who had been VISIT
ing here.
Two hundred tickets were sold for the
dinner and supper served at the White
Front Freemsn's meeting day oN the
ladies OF the NJ. +. church and the gross
receipts amounted TO $40, the net prohl
being in the vicinity OF 80.
William V. Hester OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, Mrs. Hester and child and three
children Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert i. Pratt,
who had been occupying the Moulton
homestead for a month, took their de-
parture for New York yesterday.
Mrs. Clarissa Tucker is critically III at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. o. I,
Hood, on Central street, and yesterday her
granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Fielders, ana
baby came from South Royalton on &C
count Of the serious nature OF her SICK
ness.
C. NJ. Mann, his Mother, Mrs. Alethea
Mann, OF Newport, n. H., and Mrs. Mann