Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

E. Estabrook OF Bennington is stopping
at the Randolph Inn for few days.
Miss Eva Greene, daughter OF n. c.
Greene, has been entertaining ehickenpox.
DR.. j. W. Jackson Of Barre was in town
Friday to visit B. /. Pratt, who is in poor
health.
G. W. Bruce OF Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. E. n.
Rising.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks went Tuesday to
st. Adams to visit for a few weeks at II. A.
Dunbar's.
The interior OF J. F. Lsmson's grocery
store has been greatly refreshed by new
paint and kalsomine.
Miss Nellie Corwin, who had been a
guest at A. III. Powers, returned Saturday
to her home in Chelsea.
II. w. Mcintyre went to West Hartford
and Pomfret Friday TO do surveying, re-
turning the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Lamb Of Manchester,
n. H., came Thursday to visit Orrin
amberlin, leaving Saturday.
Mrs. George Hadley of Goffstown, n.
H.. has been the guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
H. w. Tewksbury, arriving Friday.
Miss Ruth Wood of ST. Adams stopped
of Monday on her return from Peabody,
Mass, to visit her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Thorn
as.
Mrs. G. w. Drew attended the exercises
at West Lebanon, y. H., Friday, at which
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Edison, grad
uated.
Mitchell Rye returned Thursday to his
home in Swanton, after ten days visit
with his uncles, George, Arthur and Will
Dukette.
Mrs. Charles A. Leonard and daughter
OF Middlesex, who had been visiting
relatives here few days, returned home
Monday.
Eff. Emerson was in Montpelier Mon
day and secured a contract for his mill Tor
the interior finish Of the Bancroft house
now being built in that city.
DR.. A. C.. Bailey, local health officer,
bas paper on "Nuisances" at the meet
ing OF the state association OF health
officers at Burlington June 18th.
The boarding house at Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs, will open about July
i5th, with Mrs. Ida johnson Of OF North
field in charge, who conducted It very
satisfactorily last year.
Charles Goodwin Of Concord, n. H.,
came last week Wednesday, visiting his
brother. Edwin. until saturday. He lived
in this village and East Randolph most Of
D
his life until y years ago.
Asst. Adj. -Gen. B. F. Bowman has had
placed in his hands the task Of arranging
| Tor the reunion Of the Eighth VI. Vols. 70
be held in Boston during the coming
Grand Army encampment.
Fred. son of Fred II. Smith, went Satur-
dav 10 visit his grandfather, }. II. smith
| Ia Boston. His sister, Ruth smith, who
has been attending school there, will re-
turn with him next month.
Madame Salisbury, II. B. Salisbury and
sons. Franklin, Philip and Albert, Miss
lucy Robinson and Miss Annie Hubbard
left Friday to occupy their cottage al
Greensbo for the summer
Miss Emma Patch finished work Tues,
day in the home Of J, W. Gabrielle ano
went TO her home IN East Granyillei IRON
where she will 90 shortly to the Sunset
Hill House. White Mts., for the SUNNI er
Y. wv. McCollom's family returned
saturday from weeks camping stay a.
| Fairlee lake, near Post Mills, in which
IL b. Aeams' family Of the Center ant
IC. a. Adams family Of Post Mills als'
! joined.
| Dennis Cassidy returned last THURSDAY
\ from week spent in Brattleboro, during
which time be was present az tue mar
rage ~ his niece, the daughter OF M
sister, Mrs. VIM. Sanders, whom NJ
visited.
Miss Flora Bell and Miss Bertha Glaziei
| have been victims OF German measles INT
mast week. Miss Glaciers mother CANT
| from Mortified Friday 10 care Tor her
! Willie Rix and Aubrey stevens nave aIs'
had the malay
Friday morning, J. II. Dubois appeared
AZ Wilson's Office before Justice jane
/ a ~ AaA d
| - breach az the peace and another OF in
itoxtcation, being fined IS and costs ioi
each offence, which he paid
Miss Eta Chamberlain came Friday
| from, Nontpelier, where she had finished
wear OF teaching in the Union schooi
| Sbs was accompanied by Miss Mary Pratt
VINO came TO visit until Monday with me-
sister. Mrs. Orrin Chamberlain.
peter Jerd finished work Saturday II
tba barber shop Of Charles steele, an6
! Monday went to Montpelier TO begin az
ENGAGEMENT in the shop Of q. W. Bonette
1 Mrs. Jerd will remain az tbe NOME u
lip. Mann's house for the present.
Miss winifred Richmond went Monda!
10 spend the week with irlends IN parre
| Mrs NJ Y. Chadwick also went 10 Barr
/ ne same day 10 be present during com
tenement week OF Goddard Seminary
AZ which her son, Fred, is 3 student
reader suggests to those who entertain
Summer boarders that they hand IN IN
names of their guests to this paper or y
correspondence. In this way the board
ers may learn Of acquaintance stopPinl
In the vicinity whom they WouIu U
pleased 10 meet.
Mrs W.R. Clark and daughter, Lucia
also Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. treat, az
rived saturday from New Haven, Conn;
Tor their summers stay in the L; 7
Thaver home. Mrs. Thayer and Mis-
Nsnrine left the same day for hlghgau
Springs to occupy their cottage.
| Can't. J. E. Eldredge. returned iron
uigbgate Springs saturday, being caile'
h,G n matters. He expects 10 re
s9me camp life at Highgate next wee
ysbere his cottage is nearing completion
and his new gasoline launch IS moored'
Iueius Blodgett arrived saturday iron
lCandler, Fla, where he had passed n