Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-29

Guests OF their nephew, W. j. Blodgett,
for few days are Mrs. w. w. Jones on
her way home to Gambler, Fla, and Mrs.
Sidney Morrison Of Winooski.
Miss Abbie Avery, who had been with
her mother, Mrs. {. &. Hayward, for about
two weeks, went back this morning to her
work at the Waterbury hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Lambert and
| daughter from Waterbury. Conn, who
had been at J. +. Newcityfs since Monday,
left this morning for Montgomery.
Miss Harriet Wiswall, Mrs. Herbert
/ Wiswall and son, Richard, who had spent
/ the past few months at their summer
home here, returned Tuesday TO Roxbury,
/ Mass
Mrs. Mary j. Miller of Hartford, Conn,
! came Saturday to visit Mrs. a bhie Bing-
I ham, leaving Tuesday TO spend a little
/ time in South Royalton before returning
/ TO her home
/ Mrs. Ernest Tracy went Tuesday 10 Rut
/ land as delegate TO the state convention OF
Kings Daughters held there, opening
with a reception Tuesday evening and
closing today.
A. j. Bell, accompanied by his nephews,
Ernest and Arthur Austin, went Sunday
60 Fairfax, returning yesterday with
ment of the lads.
Mrs. Henry Fits. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Marshall,
in Williamstown, returned home yester-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Marshall and
infant daughter.
Miss Maria Merrill, who has bsen away
for several weeks, returned yesterday from
a visit to relatives in Manchester and
Goffstown, \. II.
Mrs. Albert Eekert Chandler and infant
son and Mrs. Chandlers sister, Miss !
Louise senton, who had spent part OF the
summer at Mari Castle, returned Tuesday
to Brooklyn, n. Y.
The first Chautauqua meeting Of the
year will be held at Mrs. A. b. Tewks- {
buryis Monday evening, Oct. 3. All menu
bers and those intending to join are re-
quested to be present.
A. II. Powers drove Tuesday to Chelsea /
for a stay Of three or four days there and /
in Washington. Upon his return he viii 1
be accompanied by his wife, who has been 1
in Chelsea about a week.
Mrs. Elijah Blanchard and daughter, /
Mrs. Mary Farr, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, 4
came Saturday to spend a week or two at /
VIM. Bass, Allen Flint's and with other /
relatives INF Braintree and Brookfield.
The o. r. $. is invited TO meet next week 4
Thursday evening, Oct. 8, for a social at /
Mrs X. A. Smiths. Conveyance will be
furnished and it is hoped there will be /
large attendance, for good time is assured. .
Mrs. Hattie Lucas and two children /
came Monday from st. Adams, where |
they had been visiting, for a brief stay
with Mrs. Lucas brother, j. j. Stimets,
returning Tuesday to their home in New
Haven, Conn.
Miss Julia Cummings, who had been
with her mother at the home Of her grand
father, A. II. Powers, most OF the summer,
went Tuesday to South Hadley, Mass,
where she is taking a special course in
music at Mt. Holyoke college.
The rooms of the Young Mems club
will be opened for the season Monday
evening, oct 3, and will continue as last
winter. special meeting is called for
Friday, Oct. I, for the election Of officers
and for transaction of other business.
The friends here of Roy Spear of Ben
ton Harbor. Mich, will be glad TO hear
that later reports as TO his serious illness
with typhoid fever are more favorable.
He is now much better and the trained
nurse, who has been caring for him, has
been dismissed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burt, daughters,
Frances and Anita. and sons, Edwin and
Landon, who had been at the Burt home
here during the summer, went yesterday
to their home in Washington, ID. C.. j.
w. Burt and daughter. Miss Anita. have
gone to The Manchester to spend the fall.
The marriage of DR.. Arthur S. Bean,
formerly Of Randolph, now practising
osteopathy at Brooklyn, \. Y, and Miss
Nina Maude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Carpenter, of Brookfield is to take
place in the First Cong'l church, Brook
field, Monday evening, Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel q. Hill came
Tuesday from Lynn, Mass, to spend a
week at The Manchester. Mr.. Hill is paw
master for the Boston & Maine railroad.
Wednesday, Mrs. +. B. Hill, who had been
visiting her daughter at The Manchester,
returned to her home in Norwalk, Conn.
Deer are very numerous and tame in
this locality. At least half dozen have
been reported within the village limits
during the past week. Tuesday morning.
E. A. Thomas discovered a doe in his
garden on School street. Later, the same
animal trotted leisurely up Randolph
avenue to Montague Place.
w. R. Clark received a few DAYS since a
postal from DIR. J. p. Clifford, written of
which he said he and Mrs. Clifford were
enjoying their voyage. The doctor re
marked that he didn't find it very dusty
out there. In later note, after the ar
rival OF the ship at Queenstown, the doc
tor said be felt quite at home in Ireland.
only nVe tickets were sold from this
station for the excursion Tuesday to New
York, those going being A. q. Barnes,
who was met there by DIR. Tenney H.
Wheatley, and will visit the Gettysburg
battle-ground before his return, Norman
Nichols, 0rmsn Terry, John Lamson and
Rev. George F. Wells, the Methodist pas
tor at the Center. y. F. Bowman also
went to New York for few days.
W. B. Wall and Nj. NJ. Wilson were in
Bethel yesterday for the first days hear
ing before the court commission appoint