Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22

since the last Of MAY, returned Saturday.
he VIII enter the U. v. NJ. at Burlington.
Mrs. Lissie Ranney was up from White
River Junction Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Chadwick. She is en-
ployed IN the restaurant at the station
there.
Guy Holman left Thursday for St. Paul,
Mimi, where he has employment as clerk
IN the Commercial club. Of which Bert
Booth, brother Of Clarence 5. Booth, Is
manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells spent Sunday
IN Cambridge, making a farewell visit
with Mr.. Wells sister, Mrs Hopkins, who
left the first Of the week for her home in
the West
Charles G. Dubois went to New York
city Sunday night for stay Of ten days.
On his return here, be viii after a ten
days stay, return to Chicago, accompanied
by his family.
Miss Louise Belanger and Miss Esther
Woodrow, " no had been visiting at Chas,
Bowers and Joseph Raymond's for about
three weeks, returned Friday to their
home in Highgste.
Mrs. w. r. Wsdgewood returned Thurs
day from the sanltarium in knowlton, p.
O., where she had been for treatment for
IHEuMlhAAHAila NOT receiving ~ HAAAn Btl4f-
tit as she had hoped 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Ellis, parents of
Mrs. Robert Morton, returned Monday to
their home in Huntington, after few
days visit with their wee grandson at
the home Of W. W. Morton.
Mrs. J. O. Kenney, guest for SIX weeks
of her brother, Alden Kenney, started
Monday for New York city, where she
he trsfa the n she
will stop at Winehendon, Mass.
Mrs. Abbie Mallory OF East Montpelier
is with her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Sprague,
for fortnight. Mr.. sprague was at home
from Springfield, Mass, over Sunday.
Z. \. Bean went to Rochester Friday
to conduct the Tower barber shop COR
two weeks during the owners absence.
Mr. Bean will be employed in smith s
parlors at Montpelier during the session.
Deputy Sheriff ]. F. Lamson arrested
Fred Pecor here Monday morning and held
him In custody until Deputy Sheriff +. Il.
Cushman OF Bethel arrived and took the
prisoner there to answer TO a charge OF in
toxication.
The regular convocation OF Whitney
chapter, No. 5. r. A. NJ, will be held in
Masonic hall, Randolph, Monday evening,
Sept. %, al the usual time. The X. A.
degree will be worked, and good attend
ance is desired
MISS Emily Young OF Newton Center,
Mass, who had been a guest at Miss har-
riet Wiswall's for two weeks, ana MT.
Robinson Of Cambridge, Mass, who spent
sunday there, returned 70 their respective
homes Monday.
Mrs. c. Z. Noyes and daughter went
Friday To Franklin 70 spend two or three
weeks. Monday, Mr.. Noyes joined ms
wife and they went to New York, MRS
Moves returning from there TO complete her
visit In Franklin.
Marcott 4 Hayes have the contract to
! furnish the frame and boards for the new
| Are station at Barre. II will require about
/ 1900 feet, and delivery must begin by
| Oct. ist. The builder is {. L. Bugoee-
well known to Camp Randolphites.
Mrs. Hale Flint and three children, who
| had spent part Of the summer here, lell
/ Friday for Milton. Sunday MISS Msry
Flint Joined them there, from when piae'
She accompanied her father, who went "
/ later, ON his return to their home IN Ohl'a
go.
Mrs.P.O. Taylor and daughter, Leona
who had been in Portland, Me-, Tor sons
time. came last week to spend TWO O
/ three months with Mrs. Taylor,s mother
Mrs Angie Wood. Friday Mrs. Woo
went 10 Charlestown, n. H., TO visit Tor
week. ,-t =,
There was leap year corn husking a.
w M Terryis In Peth Friday evening
which was much enjoyed by the younl
neonle. Another party OF ten met i
Inc boathouse, where games were played
and then participated IN corn roas' %
the island. -, D.,
Nc. j. sheldon, mother OF Mrs; by
ron Goodwin, became unconscious ~
,,,nrring and fell the entire length OF
/ tight IN stairs. hurting herself badly, ou
/ hrealr ing no bones. 1t is thought ina
With good care she will recover withou
lasting injury.
rbere viii be regular meeting OF Tn
Order ~ Eastern Star at their rooms y
Masonic hall on the evening OF Sepl. ~
oicloek. at which the grand worth.
,natron from Barre is expected 10 De preS
ant An officers and members are coroiai
" invited to attend.
NJ and Mrs. Harry Thomas OF Giouees
- Moss left for home Monday, haVlhl
.,si,ed from Friday their uncles, r. a
nd = r Thomas. Harry, who was 10
,i,ne In the e. A. Thomas store som
wears ago, is now in the employ u -
swift concern at Gloucester
NJ and Mrs. Charles Flint ana papy y
trrned Monday to Lowell, Mass wher
ne i employed at the HOOP Iarni, az ~
i ~ = two weeks with relatives N w w
licinityshis father, NJ. r. Flint, ana s,s
tars Mrs. G. L. Smith OF the Center an
Mrs w. j. BIodgett of this place. =,
Dr Charles E. Cushman, who reeensi;
rant 10 Chicago to resume his osteopsa5n
,ractice after a European Trip, louiS
p pSa1 81 office quarters necessary. ~
Inc able 10 secure his new once vi, :
81 III he returned here last lhur sas
! "a viii pass the time at his mo'hei
home until then. 49, )
Miss Fannie Bass returned Monuay !
- scbool In northampton, Mass, an =
,,as accompanied as far as Brattleooro ~ =
Ms Edward Bass, who VIII N,sl' ~ NJ
49, home for several weeks, ~,
: DIiia Tnson came Saturday from Mia sil'
~ and will keep house for Mr.. bass uui
mo his wife's absence.
Mrs Ed A. Bagley came Moh hlnSy;r
, .,,,aarintend the packing ana nlPbll ~
se s,ha household goods which have Dee
q "a Mere some months. Mr. Dasle'
, ssoree with the Emerson Sor i va
: annioyed by the Parker Suns ~
a. Lisbon, n. H., and they are
Sospne housekeeping there.