Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Gretta Goding Of Maiden, Mass, is
the guest Of Miss Mary Lamson.
Miss Hattie Packard has reached home
after an absence OF two months in Boston.
Mrs. Harriet Sanders OF Bethel visited
at w. W. Beans Monday and Tuesday.
School in the Gilead district viii begin
Tuesday with Mrs. K. l.. Wills as teacher.
Eugene Mann and Lemuel Richmond
were in West Roxbury Tuesday, loading
lumber.
Mrs. Cassius Button and baby arrived
from Glen Cove, n. Y, Tuesday and are at
W. NJ. Buttons.
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin closes her cottage in
Peth today and, with her children, returns
to Essex Junction.
Miss Ethel Burdett, for a week the guest
of Mrs. Adelbert Scribner, went home to
Woodstock Tuesday.
Rev. w. l.. Moves OF Francestown, n.
H., with his wife, is visiting his son, c.
Il. Noyes, and family.
A large sign with a speaking likeness OF
a phonograph has appeared over j.. +.
Jerds place Of business.
j. d. Denison, Esq, spoke Tuesday at
Republican rally in Warren with ). Hol-
lister Jackson OF Barre.
Jennie, ana her son, Harry, were in
Woodstock over Sunday.
Dillingham; Waldo has moved from
Park street to the house Of Mrs. Angie
Wood on Pleasant street.
n. W. Lille left this morning on ten
days trip to Brattleboro, Greenfield,
Mass, and Manchester, y. II.
L. d. Seaver returned to Boston this
morning, having been with his son, Nell
son, at 4. j. Adams since Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Avery drove from
Claremont, n. H., Monday to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson OF
Barre were with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson, over sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Young are in Con-
cord, n. H., on ten days visit to their
son, Elwin, who is clerking in a grocery
store in that city.
Adele, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Louis Bright Of New York, has been
seriously in at Mrs II. w. Tewksbury's,
but is at present much better,
Miss Flora Bell returned yesterday from
a trip to Fairfax after her nephews, Arthur
and Ernest Austin, who had been with
relatives there for few weeks.
Mrs. b. Il. Thresher and daughSr, who
had been having an outing here, went to
Woodstock yesterday to stay over Sunday
and from there return TO Boston.
A special meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters viii be held with Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Sep
tember IA. Members will please take mo-
tice.
Albert f. Chandler is at Maricastle,
Gaf flavr Will
wifeis sister, Miss Louise Senton, his
brother, Willis Chandler, and friend,
Mr. Whiting.
Miss Eva Marcott is eonvalescing from
an attack OF pneumonia, which followed
an operation for the removal OF bone
tumor from the limb, and is now able to
be outdoors little.
Mrs. Seth H. King and her daughter,
Mrs. John Curran, went yesterday 70
spend the rest OF the week with other
daughters of Mrs. King in Hartford and
White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, hav-
ing spent TWO weeks among their friends
and relatives in Randolph, went TO Boston
Monday to start from there on the return
journey to Randolph, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stockwell of Han
cock were at Rev. q. O. Howe's last night
where Mrs. Stockwell is to be treated at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Nathan L. Pennock OF Somerville,
Mass. is making his annual visit to
Bethel and Randolph, and is now with
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. Granger, whose grand
daughter, Florence, OF Barre, is visiting
them.
Mrs. A. A. Smith accompanied her son,
Walter, and her daughter, Mrs. George
Cheney, to White River junction this
morning to see them leave there for their
respective homes in Orlando, Fla, and 81.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Cora Robbins has gone TO New
York to act as companion TO lady whom
she met this summer at one OF the White
Mountain Houses IN Bethlehem. n. H.,
and whose home is at The Florence, a
hotel on East 18th street.
The circulation of books in this village
and the Center from the Kimball Public
library during August was 1883. OF this
number, 23S (l6eo) were class books,
2S3 Q9.1%) Juveniles, and 64S $3.50
fiction. The daily average was 81 ll-3.
Mr..and Mrs. Adolph Obrig OF New
York are at Montague Place, where they
arrived Tuesday from Poland, Me. Today,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Noble OF New York
are expected by Mrs. r. j. kimball and
daughters.
Clarence Tinkham and Highland Ship
man. Iowa excursionists to the national
"a. A. r. encampment in Boston, called
last week on c. e. Wyman, Of whom they
were old acquaintances IN hochester,
where they were young men together
Mrs. M L. Scott and her daughter, Mrs,
Charles Porter, and the latter's son, Scott,
left Tuesday for their home in Northamp-
ton, Mass, after months absence, the
last week Of which was passed with Mrs
Scott's son, DIR. G.. w. Scott, and family.
Miss Edith Coe of New York, who had
been visiting at the Wiswall cottage, went
from here Friday to Chocorua, n. H., and
SATURDAY, saw the departure Of another
guest Miss Mabel Dickinson OF Boston.
Ralph HYDE OF Milford, n. IT,, IS now a.
the Wlswalls'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wood OF Gales
burg. Ill, were among the arrivals Mon
day and spent the time until their de
parture last night in visiting Mr.. Wood /
old friends and acquaintance, j.. w
Hale. Mrs. A. +. Kendrick and Mrs
George l.. Spear
p. T. Salisbury and family and Mrs. w
5. Curtis have forsaken the camp at Gas
pian lake, Greensboro, and are at their re
spective residences in this village again
4 Mrs. Bailey, who kept house for Mrs Cur
| us in her absence, has gone back, with be
granddaughter, TO Montpelier.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Lille have had q
. f.RaT,r Ieurr nurkpa of Mime