Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-18
Randolph Continued.

Frank Mann OF Springfield is in towr
this week.
Miss Josephine Emery is spending tw,
weeks in Bristol.
Mrs. Alfred Knights and children are II
Stock bridge for few days.
The sawmill OF j. M. Booth in Bethe
GIlead is nearing completion.
Miss Winnifred Mann is home agair
after short sojourn in Barre.
Il. A. Thomas returned last week from
trip to the New York markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Ingalls, are in Queer
City park for weeks outing.
Miss Mary Pratt OF Montpelier is with
her sister, Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain.
j. w. Raymond OF the A. ID. Tewksbury
store is at the Boston markets this week.
j. w. Adshed returned yesterday from
the circus, held in Montpelier the 4th inst
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Howe of Concord
n. H., are at w. G. Emerson's, arriving
Tuesday.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, August 80, with Mrs
VIM. BAGS.
Mrs. Della Gourley has been in Montreal
for two weeks with her daughter, Mrs
II. J. Dunbar.
Salisbury Brothers furniture factory
resumed operations yesterday after ten
days shutdown.
Miss Clark, the guest OF Miss A. B
Train at w. w. Jones, left Tuesday foI
Fair Haven, Mass.
Mrs. j. +. Travers and Mrs. II. d. Ban
lister are in Barre, visiting their sister
Mrs. S. t. Cushman.
C.N. and Mrs. James E. Mccall and
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yesterday on brief trip.
N. w. McCollom and family came home
Monday from month in camp at Mas
coma lake, Enfield, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Bancroft of Brook
lyn, N. ", are the guests of Mrs. Ban
croft's father, William Holmes.
The Peth neighborhood picnic, an event
of considerable interest, is to be held al
Mt. Nevin Wednesday, August "a.
Miss Edith Howard of South Royaiton
commenced work Monday morning in the
suit department Of Bell Brothers. store.
ID. A. Spooner, who has been away on an
extended business trip, is now in a hospi-
tai in Yalesville, Conn.,, sick with fever
Mrs. Van Wiltenburg of Grand Rapids
Mich, stopped over train Sunday on hei
way to Boston and was at Win IL. Curtis
Mrs. VIM. r. Clark is again at tn,
Thayer house on Highland avenue, re.
turning from New Haven, Conn, Tues.
| day.
Mrs. Ellen Young, her daughter, Mrs
| Edgar Williams of Hartford, Conn.,, anc
/ the latter's son, Ray, are with relatives il
Barre.
Mrs. Trial Cummings and Miss Sadit
Butler of Windsor are visiting MIR. ant
Mrs. G. w. Proper and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z
Bass.
Levi Needham Is barbering at the Cop
ley Square hotel in Boston during the ma
tional encampment. Mrs. Needham /
with him.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis is having a tw,
weeks vacation from the HERALD offic
and is spending part of it with sister il
Tunbridge.
| DIR. Morgan has Joined his family at Ed
win Morgan's, coming from New York b
way OF Chautauqua lake, Buffalo, Magyar
and Rutland.
Mrs. E. j. O'Brien of Boston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr, and vii
sing at the concert in Grange hall tomor
row evening.
Mrs. Lucy Brown and daughter of Hol
/ yoke, Mass, arrived Tuesday on a visit 1
Mrs. Browns father, John Hatch, anl
other relatives.
Mrs. q. b. Copeland, who has been i
fpoor health for some time, is not so well a
present and has been confined to the be-
FOR the last few days.
Miss Sadie Lamb OF Mortified was tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. b. Wall. owe
Sunday, and Tuesday went from here I
visit in Lexington, Mass.
Mrs. Rebecca Wells came yesterda
from Gaysville, having spent five week
in that place with brother and sister-in
law, Henry and Mrs. Isaac Jones.
NJ. A. Tewksbury and Mrs. A. T
Tewksbury returned Monday from Yorl
Beach, Me-, where A. b. and Mrs. NJ. 4
Tewksbury are TO stay a little longer.
Bert Booth, manager OF the Commercis
club Of st. Paul, Mimi, spent Sunday Wit
his brother, Clarence 5. Booth. and Mon
day went TO see his father in Newport, \
In.
Mrs. F. o. EThompson and daughter
Evelyn, who had been spending a montl
/ with relatives in Randolph and Tun
bridge, left yesterday for swampscott