Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-28

Franklin, where Mrs. Moves, with her
baby, had been staying for six weeks at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
l.. Hopkins.
Arthur G. Putnam has bought OF Mrs.
NJ. ID. and Miss Lucy NJ. Church OF the
Center the house on Highland avenue in
this village, in which his family has been
living for the last eleven years. The price
paid was 5000.
John II. Byrd, who has been employed
| in Pittsburg, Penn, since graduating
from Norwich university, is now holding
a lucrative position with the American
Bridge company and stationed in their
New York Office.
! Guests at the Wiswall cottage are Miss
Hazel Farnsworth and Emory Head Of
/ Milford, y. Twisting Miss Carlotta Wis
wall. The Misses Gerry OF Boston, who
had been visiting Miss Harriet Wiswall
went away this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kent left yesterday
/ for their home in Roxbury after a three
weeks sojourn among their nephews and
nieces in Randolph, who are Mr.. and Mrs.
| +. y. Rising, Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Greene
and Mrs. Ida Batchelder.
Clyde Blanchard, who is connected with
the Parker, Holmes company OF Boston,
wholesale boot and shoe house. has been
at Hampton beach for a week and is now
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.
Blanchard, for the rest OF his vacation.
Miss Chase, who is spending the sum
mer in Beanville with her sister, Mrs.
Charles White, went TO South Royalton
yesterday TO attend the lecture given by
the poet, VIII Carleton, in that place and
to visit Miss Charlotte Tarbell for a few
days.
Miss Ruth Morrill,, who had been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien
aur e. - a.
Sharon. Friday the young lady celebrated
her ninth birthday anniversary by givinga
party at Mr.. Dupuis' to a number OF her
Randolph friends.
Misses Gail and Geneive Lamson, Fam
ME Prince OF this village. Gertrude Edison
OF the Center, Mary Webb OF Granville,
Louise Parmenter, Edith Edison and Eva
Sargent OF Brookheld viii 90 Saturday to
Camp Randolph, HighgRte Springs. for
two weeks Of camp life.
Edward @. Cochrane, general superin- |
tendent OF the eastern division OF the Pos /
tai Telegraph company, New York, and I
Edward B. Pillsbury, superintendent of |
the Postal Telegraph company, Boston. I
were the guests OF Col. A. b. Chandler at
Marie Castle Monday night. /
The regular monthly meeting Of The
Bachelor Maids was held Monday after 1
noon at 80 O'Clock at the home OF Miss 1
Lettie Bailey. On Tuesday evening the I
members OF the club were entertained BY /
Mrs. Fowler at the parsonage, when four |
new members were initiated.
j. II. Wadleigh is moving this week to
the Cleveland house ON Forest street, and
the Holman place being vacated by him
on Summer street has been rented to sta
tion Agent John Fenton, whose father and 1
sister will move from Sharon as soon as
the Holman house is ready for them.
Saturday evening was Children's night
at the grange and one of the most inter-
esting Of programs was given under the d.
rectlon Of Mrs. George Pinney, who is an
adept in the training Of children. The
next meeting of the grange will be Ladies'
night, and the ladies will Ill the offices.
Miss Ada Fits arrived Tuesday from
North Haverhil, y. H., where she had
been for ten days, and is to be with her
father, George Fits, and other relatives in
this vicinity for the space of three weeks.
Miss Fits teaches in Boston and is taking
up a new line OF work among the fee ble-
minded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bean Of Melrose.
Mass, drove here from their farm in
Thetford Tuesday, and Mrs. Bean re-
NAMED to visit for day or two, while be
went on to Lincoln. She win 90 from
here to Sharon and the first Of the week
reach White River Junction, where she
has a brother living.
marked improvement was noted YES.
terday in the cese OF Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy.
whose attack of double pneumonia follow
ing long siege Of typhoid fever, has Civ
en- rise to considerable anxiety Both Z
lungs seem to be clearing slowly. and
more favorab bic symptoms have manifested
themselves in the last few days.
Mrs. R. B. Mcintyre and daughter.
Alice, came home last Thursday after a
months stay in Woodsville, n. H., as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent.
with whom they took a short trip to the
White Mountains. Mrs. Sargent and
baby followed them to Randolph Tuesday
to spend little time at the home here.
Mrs. George Cheney OF st. Johnsbury
has been since Friday with her mother.
Mrs. A. A. smith. with whom her daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense Peters, has been STAY
ing for a week or two. Tuesday they
Smith, Mrs. Leonard Wheeler Of White
River Junction, whose two girls, Lucille I
and Marjorie, are also here.
Miss Anna Bowman, a teacher in IN
switch, 5 D., is with her parents, Capt and !
Mrs. B. r. Bowman. for a month OF her
summer vacation. She arrived Sunday
in company with Mrs. Hiram a
Barton and granddaug hter of Loyalton.
" no remained until Tuesday, when they i
went 10 Claremont, y. H, to stay several {
months with q sister Of Mrs. Barton. q
Mrs. 5. A. Capen Of Randolph, Mass,
Mrs. ". A. Andrews OF Melrose. Mass.
and Mrs. Margaret Smith Of Boston are q
visiting their relatives in Randolph. Yes "a
terday the three ladies spent the day al
AIaieba lake with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bass
and daughter, Mrs. susa Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Harris Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Z
Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. Wales T. Bass