Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-25
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lund Of German
town, PENN, are guests at Idleton cottage.
Mrs. Felt OF Allston, Mass. is at Mrs.
II. W. Tewksbury's for her fifth summer s
outing in Randolph.
Miss Cora Martin Of Chicopee, Mass, a
former assistant in the High school here, is
visiting at l.. T. Sparhawk's.
Miss Ruth Burnham OF Williamstown
who had been visiting Miss Myra Free
man, went to Bethel yesterday.
Master Carleton Frost OF Hanover, n.
H., son OF DIR. q. ID. Frost, is visiting hi ;
cousins at Hon. VIM. II. Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kicker Of Plainfield
have been recent visitors at the home Of
Mr.. Ricker's brother, b. f. Kicker.
Miss Margaret Carney, who had been
staying with her uncle, Matthew Carney,
went back to Northfield yesterday.
Mrs. c. X. Granger and Mrs. H. s.
Booth were in Barre yesterday to visit
Mrs. Changers son, Carroll, and family.
Mrs. Frank Gates Of Ware, Mass, went
home Saturday after week at Meadow
Farm with her sister, Mrs. r. A. Smith.
ID. II. Morse was in Montpelier Tuesday
evening to meet State Master G. j. Bell
OF Walden at a grange meeting in that
city.
II. @. Allen has severed his connection
with the store Of Il. w. Tewksbury q Co.,
and his place has been taken by Robert
Abbott.
Judge and Mrs. William II. Nichols are
enjoying drive today to Williamstown,
where they visit Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Marshall.
Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt left the Moulton
homestead this morning to join Mr.. Pratt
in New York and accompany him on
business trip to Europe.
Mrs. William Grein Of Buffalo, n. Y,
who has been at V. A. Grants in this VIII
lage and at Henry Grants on Fish hill
since Monday, leaves today.
Mrs Gus Wetmore, who had been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells,
went back to Keene, n. H., Monday with
her husband, who came up to spend Sun
day.
Rev. w. II. Wight of Springfield, Mass,
former Methodist pastor az Rochester,
and Mrs. Wight were with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. T. Dyer last week from Tuesday until
Saturday.
Mrs. W. b. Gates of Burlington was at
DR., II. II. Mclntyre's yesterday, making a
brief stop on her way from Woodstock,
where she had been attending the Baldwin
Vail wedding.
Rev. Fraser Metzger, who had been
away two Sundays, returned Saturday with
his sister, Miss Catherine, from st. Johns
Vile, N. Y, leaving Mrs. Metzger to visit
another week in Freehold.
Road Commissioner j. B. Wells is build
ing 90 rods of stone road on the East
branch to connect with other lengths OF
stone road and make stretch of nearly
mile Of permsne t highway.
A. aad Nc l. - -
lyn, n. H., the guests of Mrs. Bancroftis
father, William Holmes, for short time,
have gone to Pomfret to take couple OF
weeks outing before returning to the
city.
Mrs. Susan Robinson suffered a shock
Friday affecting the right side. She rallied
soon and has regained the power OF speech
bat not the use OF the affected side. A
trained nurse from Burlington is caring
for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Louis Bright and
two children OF Brooklyn arrived Tues
day evening from South Yarmouth, Mass,
where they had a cottage this summer.
Mrs. Bright, baby and nurse are at Mrs.
III. W. newksbury's, while Mr.. Bright
and daughter are guests at Elm Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hubbard started
yesterday on their months trip to the
triennial conclave of Knights Templar at
San Francisco. They were accompanied
as far as White River Junction by Miss
Esther George, who will spend the time
OF their absence with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Mann at the farm in Braintree.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic was
favored with exceptionally fine weather
Tuesday, and big teams and private car
riages conveyed a joyous throng to the
G. W. Douglass place below the stock
farm, where the picnickers enjoyed them
selves exceedingly. +. II. Packard took
hay cart load to the grounds, and Mr..
Douglass furnished another roomy con
veyance, while party OF young people
chartered three scatter for the occasion.
When all had arrived eighty people pro-
ceeded to give animation to the scene
with swings and games OF divers kinds,
including an exhibition OF scientific ball
playing. A bountiful dinner was served
In a hillside grove, and the toothsome
dainties provided were attacked by a
hungry crowd to whose appetites outdoor
air and exercise had given an edge like q
razor.