Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31
Randolph.
sgoRoIA walrE. Loeal Editor.

. Miss Della Burke Of Montpelier was a
4 Thomas Connolly's over Sunday.
4 daughter. Regis, was bonn the 22C
s inst. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Holman.
Rev. A. Carswell has moved from thf
Inn to a room at Mrs. j. " Gabrielleis.
[ j. A. Guyeite Of Lowell, Mass, was n
: town last week on visit to his daughter.
8 Mabel.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rhodes have been
{ with relatives in Woodstock several days
!, lately.
Mrs. Fred Faber OF Lowell, Mass. was
! the recent guest Of her cousin, Mrs. +. q.
I Copeland.
The Eastern Tale company began work
ing Monday morning at the Lemery place
IN Braintree.
Mrs. p. II. Dickinson Of Enosburg was
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Homer White
from Friday to Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stimets and daugh-
ter, Ruth, were al G. =. Lazelleis in White
River Junction over Sunday.
r. W. Alien and his daughter, Miss
Ruby, are away on q ten days trip to Ham
cock, Middlebury and Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eaton have gone
back TO Boston after a week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton
Fred and Miss Edith Granger are to
enter Montpelier seminary In the Junior
year this fall term, which begins septem-
Der 5.
Mrs. John Walker and Mrs. Carl Huse
Of Barre came Friday and remained until
Sunday, visiting at A. J. Huses and Mrs
Ida Mann's.
Miss Sue Beach Of Burlington stopped
here Friday, on her way from the Greene
Greene wedding in Bethel, to see Mr.. aud
| Mrs. Charlie. Hutchinson.
DIR. and Mrs. J.. ID. Wheeler have re.
turned TO Maiden, Mass, leaving here Fri
day for White River Junction, where they
stayed over Sunday at Leonard Wheeler's.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Allen and son, 1
| Franklin, went home TO Canaan. n. H.. /
Friday, having been with Mr.. Aliens
brother, X. W., and family since the Goth. 1
Master Earl Pearson celebrated his /
ninth birthday anniversary Friday by Civ /
ing party in the afternoon TO eleven OF 4
his young friends, who were treated to 4
ice cream and cake and made themselves {
happy with games and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Whitcomb and
children OF Topeka, Kan, are staying
with Mrs. George A. Checel, sister Of
Mr.. Mhiteomb, whose wife is known
in the literary world as Jessie Wright
Whitcomh. a writer Of juvenile books.
Mrs. s. II. Mccullough and infant son,
Kendrick, who had been with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Kendrick, since the
first OF June, returned to Burlington Mon
day They were accompanied by Mrs.
Kendrick, who will remain with them a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Blodgett entertained
last week MIR. Blodgett's aunt, Mrs. Mary
Morrison OF MiHeeski, whose sister, Mrs.
w. w. Jones OF Gambler, Fla, came North
the middle OF July In a very feeble state OF
health and has been gaining rapidly at
the tanatorium since.
Mrs. Fannie Noble, who Is in a hospital
in Montreal, making good progress
towards recovery after a serious operation,
passed birthday anniversary the 2lst and
was remembered by friends in Randolph !
and elsewhere with thirty congratulatory |
letters besides flowers and other gifts. !
Miss Blanche Sparhawk gave an in
formal musical Friday evening at which
about twenty-five were present. de- {
lightful program was rendered by Miss
Sparhawk, soprano soloist; Charles +. I
Wood Of Boston, tenor soloist Mrs. +
Wood. violnist; Miss Edith Marcott,
pianist, and Rev. w. T. sparhawk, lutist. {
Mrs. John Kinney, who had been with !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Kinney, went to
" inchendCn, Mass, Friday and intends 7
after several business trips TO different ;
towns in that state 20 settle down i'm Bald r
sinsvilie for the winter. Mrs. A. b. kim Q
ney, who has been having quite serious y
illness with nerve and stomach troubles,
IS much better and able to be out little. Q
Heber Holman, Jr., has gone to st. Paul, :
Mimi, TO be bookkeeper and checker in q
he Commercial club Of that city, sue Z
,eeding in that position his brother, Guy, \
\ no has been promoted TO be assistant Il
ieward Of the organization The man N
lger Of the club, Bert Booth, who had @
leen East on a vacation, accompanied the r,
lew employe to st. Paul, starting from L
iere last Thursday. G;
A pleasant and informal reception was c,
endered to several friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hooker Of Washington, ID. G., at the A,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding on
Prospect avenue Friday evening. Mr..
nd Mrs. Hooker, who had been with III
riends and relatives in town during last OF
week, left Saturday for Mrs. Hooker's ba
lone in Plainfield, where they will visit 81
efore returning to Washington. 70
The Sunday school OF the Methodist =
hureh picnicked the 9th in Mari-Castle -,
ark, where eighty-one of the old and az
Dung enjoyed a delightful outing. As !,
lany as possible gathered around the p,
able in the picnic house for delicious -
lnt heon. while the overflow were seated ~,
! groups about cloths spread upon the M
= -.
he diversions OF the picnic, which ended ~ ~
18th q corn roast. ~
NJ. C. Rowell shipped carload Of cattle al
riday fer which he paid from $50 to $50 q
piece, and Monday sent from this station a !
hogs, 4 calves and few cows. The a !
ogs we're worth from to 81 cents a wi
ound and the calves 8 cents. Messrs. "a,
ECKER hatch and Blanchard had a ship
tent Monday of 10 lambs, 4 hogs, 10 Xii
lives and 10 cattle, paying cents pound cis
ir the lambs, 81 to 81 cents for the hogs, as
cents for the calves and from 80 to 80 In
piece for the cattle. vi
Mrs. Peter Anderson of Leominster, an
ass. who had been in Barre with her il
aughter, Mrs. Herbert Church, spent last ! G
thursday night at George |. Whitney's, tn
1d the next day went to White River my
unction to see niece before returning M
ONE after two weeks absence. Since col
knowing from Randolph eight years ago oei