Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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I this week.
I Ralph Bass is home from a ten DAYS
I visit in Montpelier and Plainfield.
/ Elver c. Hoisington of Medford, Mass,
I visited al Arthur Burridge's Monday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. David BOsworth Of Bristol
are at Judge Wm. II. Nichols, arriving
this morning.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hungerford of New
( York are with Charles n. and Mrs. James
! E. Mccall at Elm cottage.
Dewitt Bruce left town Tuesday on a
two weeks vacation to be spent in La
coma, n. H., and Bellows Falls.
Mrs. J. A. Sherburne and Mrs. Samuel
Cults OF Barre were with Mrs. Roswell
Holbrook Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. L. j. BlakeIy is in poor health
and her sister, Mrs Abbie Tuller of Tun-
bridge, has been with her two weeks.
Mrs. 0. II. Ellis Of Huntington arrived
this morning on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Morton, at w. w. Morton's.
The business block, recently purchased
by Rev. X. NJ. Fowler. has been rented to w.
X. Messer for millinery and optical pur-
poses.
Miss Maud Emerson, who has position
in Boston, is in Campton, n. f., for the
last week of her vacation, going from here
yesterday.
Mrs. William Messer and two children
of Barre were among the arrivals Mon
day and are being enterta tained at Mrs.
G. r. Cushman's.
Rev. r. A. Greene, who, with his wife,
is passing the month of August in Bethel.
was in town Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. 0. r. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson had as
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friend OF Mrs. Wilson, Miss Helen Fland-
ers of Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. John Blaisdell Of Lakeport, n. H.,
after ten days visit with her stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs. f. II. Ketehum, went to White
River Junction yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. DeShon Of Portland. Me-, is
here TO spend three weeks with Miss Mary
Tewksbury and viii be joined by her hus-
band the iirst Of September.
Mrs. F. W. Baldwin, who is at the Peth
cottage this summer with her family,
went TO Essex Junction Tuesday to see her
father and returned the next day.
Miss A. B. Train and her adopted daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy White, OF Washington,
ID. c., are at w. w. Jones' for their usual
summer outing, arriving Tuesday.
Bradford Mcintyre, whose two weeks
vacation had come to an end, left Tuesday
night for Chicago, where he is in the EN-
ploy of the Illinois Steel company.
Miss S. w. Storrs and Miss Ellen
Wright OF Longmeadow, Mass, are pay
ing their usual summer visit to w. Z. [
Martin and other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. John Mudgett OF South Royalton
and Mrs. Warren Bennett of Springfield, I
Mass, are in the village today, visiting
Mrs. Abbie Bingham and Miss Ada Bur-
roughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Emerson, who had
been away on two or three weeks trip
to the White Mountains and other /
points in New Hampshire, came home /
Monday night.
Miss Julia Cummings Of Hadley, Mass, /
who had been with her grandparents, I
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers, for a day /
or two, after a two weeks absence in \
Hanover, N. H., and Chelsea, left here /
Tuesday for Portland, Me.
Miss Amanda Northrop went to Burling
ton today from the home of her sister, 4
Mrs Alfred Webster, with whom she had i
been passing part of her vacation. Miss
Northrop will also visit in st. Johnsbury
before going to New York to take up her
years work as instructor in the ladies'
Normal college Of that city.
Mrs. c. G. Sanborn of New York arrived
Tuesday to remain month with her niece,
Mrs. Horace II. Howard, and her two
granddaughters, Misses Fannie and Ruth
Sanborn, who came with her, are at Willis
Howard's for the same length of time.
Mrs. Sanborn's SOD, +. G. Sanborn, his
wife and son. Elmer, are expected from
New York little later.
A social for the benefit OF the Methodist
church was held Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Bailey on
Maple street and was a very enjoyable
event. The Green Mountain band enter
tanned the large company present with
choice music, and the program was furth-
er varied by phonograph selections. The
sale of ice cream and cake brought in
about 30.
Henry p. Lewis, who has been with his
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Lewis, six
weeks. will leave for New York Saturday
and sail from that port the 10th for his
second years work as teacher of English
on the island of Porto Rico. He is to be
stationed this year at Juncas, about fifty
miles from Patillas, where be taught last
wear, more elevated in situation and
farther from the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hatch gave The
Bachelor Maids and few friends a de-
lightful outing last Thursday. The young
ladies', chaperoned by Mrs. Fowler, enjoyed
a merry straw ride to the farm, where
games occupied the afternoon. At $3.50
o'clock the society served a salad supper
on the lawn, the hostess supplementing
the contents OF the lunch baskets by ice
cream and fruit. During the evening
vocal and instrumental music formed
pleasing program. Rev. and Mrs. G, o.
Howe. Mrs. Holman, Miss Hatch, Miss
Cooper and Miss Lima Miller were among
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass returned from
Highgate Springs Friday with DR.. and
Mrs. Gilman Wheeler of Boston, and Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Bass, Dr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler, Mrs. 5. A. Capen Of Randolph,
Mass, Mrs. w. A. Andrews Of Maiden,
Mrs. Margaret Smith OF Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Harris Bass assembled Mt. Mansfield and
spent the night at the Summit House.
The most delightful weather favored their
excursion, and the atmosphere
was perfect for the distant views TO be OBJ
tanned from that exalted spot. The party
returned Tuesday with DR.. Wheeler ready
TO persuade any credulous listener that be
had witnessed an engagement in the Hel-
low sea.
Frank Lashua. who made a sensational
escape July q from Chief Of Police Z. :.
Abbott. by dashing out Of his home in 4
Lower Canada as the officer was reading I
the warrant for his arrest on the charge Of I
intoxication and swimming across the /
branch. is again in the grasp Of the law
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