Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
Randolph.

Mrs. A. J. Russlow Is at her old home IN
J North DanYille for few weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott is in Mortified for a
! week or ten days, going this morning.
, DIR. W. NJ. Kelly is back from Merrimac,
Mass, after nearly months absence.
Judge J. W. Rowell is presiding over
the sessions Of Windham county court IN
Newfane.
Merrill Owen OF Lebanon. n. H., who
was bound for Burlington and Hardwick,
stopped here over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Young arrived from Ian
caster, y. H., saturday and is at the Russ
low farm with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. {. Russ
low.
George II. whitcomb and family. the
guests OF his sister, Mrs. q. A. Chedel.
took their departure Tuesday for Topeka,
Kan.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo is to move to-
day from the Rising house on Pearl street
to the tenement over DR.. q. w. Scott's
Office.
Mrs. Myron Gay went this morning to
South Ryegate and expects to be absent
about month, stopping in different
places.
Miss Minnie Carpenter is in Montpelier
/ today to attend the funeral Of Mrs. John
Senter, whose death occurred Tuesday
| iuVihlhEs
In the severe thunder storm yesterday
| forenoon, ball of fire slid down a pole Ia
the square and struck the concrete with
quite a thud.
Miss Lizzie Carney Of New York was
with her brother, Matthew Carney, a few
days lately and went to Montpelier 10 see
another brother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Lamb have had a
visit from his sister and husband, DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Spaulding OF Ashland, n. H.,
who leave today.
DIR. W. c. Woodward Of the Rhode
Island hospital at Providence, has been
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. /
Woodward, several days.
w. +. Slack accompanied his daughter, /
Hazel, saturday on her return from two I.
weeks stay with him in Boston, but went 4
back TO the city Tuesday.
Scion and Jack Vail and Fred Fair /
banks have been at the Vail farm in North /
Pomfret this week on a hunting eNpedi- /
tion, returning yesterday
Arthur L. Newton OF New York, who /
has been playing IN the Elm cottage ten
mis- tournament, runs in steepleehase
race In New York saturday.
Miss Eliza Dupre OF Brockton, Mass,
returning from Montreal, broke the Jour
ney at this point yesterday in order 10 Wis
Mrs. Mary Myers and her sister, Miss
Lucy Hewitt, OF Washington, ID. q.
friends Of DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Mcintyre,
were among the arrivals Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh, cashier in r. A.
Thomas store, is having two weeks va
cation, which, with her nephew, Carroll
Wadleigh, she is spending in Chester.
Mrs. A. +. Chandler left Mari-Castle
Tuesday for Brooklyn, n. y, but her
young son and his nurse are still here and
will remain couple Of weeks longer.
Miss r. A. Bell is in New York this
week selecting fall millinery for her de-
partment in Bell Brothers store n. b.
Bell went to New York market yesterday.
Guy Woodward and his sister, Miss
Alice. have been in South Royalton two or
three Gays, and yesterday the former went
to Windsor 10 visit, and the latter re-
turned TO Randolph. Ii
Mrs. r. j. Kimball and her two daugh-
tiers, Misses Clara and Annie are visiting
Mrs. kimhall's brother, Horace j. Morse, ,
and family at their summer residence in
Dark Harbor, near Rockland, Me. /,
F. A. Griswold is attending the Frank
lin county far at sheldon, where his
brother in law, Major Charles ShsttucS ,
OF Hatfield, Mass, who was at Charles .
Griswold's last night, joins him today.
A letter to friends in this place from
Mrs. VIM. II. kenney at st. Louis, Mo,
gives the cheering news that Mr. kenney !
who has been very low with consumption, !
Is now able to ride out a short distance.
J. j. Trerise has sold a half interest in
his hardware store to a former employe, 4
/. Q. Thayer who has been working lately
m the hardware store OF j. II. LamsOn. {
The new firm will be j. j. Trerise q TO.
The season at Queen City Park has
closed, and Misses Gertrude and Jessie
Pearson, who had been employed at the
restaurant and hotel, came home Monday
night with their mother, Mrs. l.. A. Pear !
son.
Miss Stella Beard OF Far Rockaway, y.
", has been staying at the home OF her
cousin, Charles Griswod. She arrived
Monday and went yesterday to Brattle- {
boro to visit her aunt, Miss Sarah Girls
void.
Frank Hatch has severed his connection !
with the Corner Drug store after a three
years clerkship and is now employed ia
Brothers factory. Miss Ger
trude rrerise takes his place in the drug '
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Buck have with {
them at present his mother, Mrs. +. +.
Buck Of West Lebanon, n. H., and also :
Mr.. Bucks aunt, Mrs Julia :
Smith OF Lebanon, from Thursday to
Tuesday.
The covered bridge is undergoing re- !
pairs in the way Of new wall plate. The
south end is being raised a trifie, and
the approaches at both ends are to be ..
paved with granite blocks as soon a. the
arrives.
DR.. n. 5. Morgan and family went TO
New York Wednesday after their usual
summer sojourn with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Morgan, their return being fastened /
a little this year, as their son is TO enter {
Cornell university.
Rev. Samuel Knowles has been taking a (
two weeks vacation from his pastoral a
duties in connection with the Baptist J
church, and enjoying a trip to different I
parts OF Massachusetts and the beach. lie I
reached home Tuesday.
Miss Clara Burnham, who has been at
the White Mountains, in Bethlehem, ~
H., two weeks, is with her mother, Mrs. /
Frances Burnham, for the last OF her vaca- /
tion from the store in which she has a re- h
sponsible position in Concord, y. II.