Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
Randolph Continued.

Lyndon Thomas came Saturday from
Salisbury to visit here for few days.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper was with friends
in Northteld Tuesday and Wednesday.
L. L. Bass left Monday for Stowe, where
he spent two or three days loading lumber
Mrs. Emily stoekwell Of Rochester came
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. G. Q.
Howe.
Judge and Mrs. II. W. Lyford Of War
rem have been guests since Tuesday OF c.
w. Drew.
All the schools closed yesterday to give
the pupils an opportunity to attend North
field fair.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson and Mrs. Ruth
Leis spent Sunday in Barre with Leonard
Hutchinson.
Miss Elton Matthews is away for two or
three weeks, visiting in Northtield and
Williamstown.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington Of Newport, who
had been here since June, returned yester-
day 10 her home.
Mrs Belle Dubois has been confined to
the mouse several days with severe cold
and Indigestion.
Mrs. Eliza Putnam Of Fargo, n. D.,
came yesterday and viii spend several
weeks at k. f. Tilson's.
Mrs. j. A. Remington OF Bellows Falls is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen, coming Monday.
Miss Bessie Lewis leaves today for Bur-
/ lington, where she viii visit until the
opening of the Y. Y. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. RumriH spent yes
/ terday in Barre, visiting Mrs. Rumrillis
/ sister, Mrs. H. Burton Tenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood are in White
River Junction for two weeks, visiting
their daughter, Mrs. &. +. Lazelle.
Miss Della Burke Of White River juno
ton came Saturday and was a guest at
! Thomas Connolly's until Tuesday.
Mrs. John Tewksbury returned Thurs
day from visit to the Boston millinery
market in behalf OF Mrs. G. w. Drew.
The Woman's Literary clubiwin hold a
club tea with Mrs. e.. T.. Laid Saturday
from 3 to 3. Programs viii be on sale.
Miss Margaret Meagher, who has been
assisting in the home of j. f. Mead, re-
turned Tuesday to Northampton, Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre went yes
terday 70 spend day or two with Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Sargent in Woodsville, n. II.
George 5. Hedge and little daughter
were guests at ID. H. Morse's from Satur-
day till Tuesday when they returned to
Boston.
Mrs. Alice Fisher of Cabot. who has
rented Mrs. f. f. Cpham's house. came
yesterday, accompanied by her son and
mother
Mrs. Willis switzer of Woodstock /.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. II. Amsden
and cousin, Mrs. J. ". Tilson, coming
yesterday.
Mrs Heber and Miss Heber Of New
York, who had been at the Randolph Inn
for ten days, started Tuesday on a trip tC
Lake George.
Gilman Chamberlin arrived SATURDAY
for two weeks vacation from his dutie,
with the American Lithographic Co. O.
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Harvey and SON
: Theron, Of Rochester and Mrs. Horac,
Clifford Of East Bethel were guests SUNDAY
at Lyman Rix's.
. Mrs. Thomas Benson and Master Leor
J left Tuesday for Boston. They will Il
e from Boston TO Halifax, Nova Scotia. o.
the autumn excursion.
e Perkins Flint is confined to the bed viii
a lung trouble, but seems to be improving
under special treatment. DR.. Rumrill il
the attending physician.
: X. S. Spear. special officer in Boston, ha
been with his sister. Mrs. 3. F. HerricS
for the past ten DAYS and expects to re
: turn Saturday to Boston.
Miss Lula Noble Of Ulverton. r. O..
| guest Tor two weeks OF her brother, HI. j
e Noble. left Tuesday for fortnights visi
5 TO another brother in Bethel.
I Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Brewster Of Belfast, Ne.
: who had been visiting her sister, Mis-
y Lottie /. Manley, since the 18th OF June
7 left here Tuesday for Nergennes.
], Mrs. J. NJ. Chamberlain has been in til
! past week, delaying the intended depsr
: / ture OF herself and daughter. Miss Nerni
4 Chamberlain. for Saxonville. Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Wilder Of Saxtonis River
+ who had been at the home of her brother
George Oaks, since Saturday, went Tues
day to Tunbridge to visit another brother
J W. K. Messer came from MorrisvilI