Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

| Mrs. a. A. BROOKS OF Bethel was tn
guest Of Mrs. Z. d. Strong few days las
week.
John Wynn OF Derry, n. H., is visiting
his uncle, Patrick Wynn, at ]. II. Gala
hans.
Mrs. Eugene Ellison is away on a visit
to her brothers in Huntington Center and
Richmond.
Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury and Mrs. f. F.
Upham are in New Boston, n. H.. for a
little while, going Friday.
Miss Olive Morrill, of Tunbridge was
with her aunt, Mrs. Lyman Xix, last week
from Tuesday to Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Wetmore OF Keene, n. H., is
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: j. b.
Wells, for week, arriving the 18th.
Mrs. Frank L. Perry and daughter,
! who had been guests at Willard Gays,
returned to Maiden, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham and her niece,
Miss Ada Burroughs, spent Sunday in
South R0yalton with Mrs. John Mudgett.
Miss Annie Kenniburgh, having been
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elbrldge Holman five
weeks, went home to Pawtucket, K. l., the
/ 7th.
] Mrs. Henrietta slocum and son OF Oak
d ale, Mass, we're entertained by Mr.. and
/ Mrs. G. ID. Sanborn from Friday 10 Mon
day.
Mrs. B. f. Merriam stopped with Rev
and Mrs. q. o. Howe over Sunday on her
way home to Bellows Falls from a summer
/ in Gilmore.
! George Snarhawk has ended his vacation
and returned to Beaver, Penn, leaving his
wIfe and two sons TO pass the rest OF the
month here.
Mrs. Frank Hardy, who came from
Bradford last week TO attend the wedding
of her sister, Luvia Slack Fisher the 4th
inst, went home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Pratt, for three
weeks the guests OF Mrs. Pratts daughter,
Mrs. VI. G. Sumner, left Saturday for their
home in KensIngton, Conn.
Mrs. Clark Kidder OF Rochester, return
ing from the centennial celebration in
Montpelier, spent a couple OF days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Clark.
J. n. Palmer, employed in Salisbury
Brothers factory, has rented a tenement
in the Dubois house on Fales street and is
moving his family here from st. Adams.
Rev. w. Il. Sparhawk is preaching for
two Sundays in Chester, Mass, for Rev.
George r. Lake. who takes Mr.. Spar
hawks place in the vacant parish OF Chel-
sea.
A. n. Hayes and daughter, Beulah, went
to Burlington Friday and remained over
Sunday with another daughter, Miss
Grace, who Is a student at the University
OF Vermont.
Miss AbSie Avery went back Friday to
her duties as nurse in the Waterbury hos
pital for the insane after passing a two
weeks vacation with her mother, Ms. {.
&. Hayward.
Joel b. Putnam has gone to Saratoga
Sprir gs, n. Y, 10 spend the winter with
his niece, Mrs. W. +. Biodgett. Mr.. Put
MANS sister, Mrs. Anna Chase, who Is nov
in RI ncolph is also to be at Mrs. Blodg-
ett's this winter.
Mrs Mary Saxton. after some weeks Of
rest and recuperation at A. II. Beedleis,
has Joined her daughter at Holyoke, Mass,
" here they are living at present, Miss
Saxton being in charge OF the reference
department Of the city library.
Mrs. &. q. Dubois and baby daughter,
Susan, are i'm Winchester, Mass, for two
weeks with Mrs. Dubois sister, Mrs.
John Abbott, and family, Master William
Dubois remaining here with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. p Sanford.
Mrs. +. f. Bass is back after five
weeks absence in which she visited Miss I
Fannie Bass at Northampton, Mass, and
other relatives IN Brattlc Doro and Spring 1
field. Mass. Her niece, Miss Alma Miles 4
OF Brattleboro, accompanied her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bean Of Barre were
with their relatives 10 Randolph over sun
day. Mr.. Bean went back TO Barre Mon
day, leaving his wife TO pass the rest OF "
the week here. while her sister, Miss Jessie .
Pearson, takes charge OF her household
duties.
Miss Nina Battles, who has been in
Montpelier, assisting Principal bishop in
his office work since the opening OF the
seminary, is now with her mother, Mrs.
Nellie Morse, in Wilder to remain until
the 10th, when she will 90 to Enosburg
Falls TO be stenographer for the Hon, DIN
Merrill.
James Carrigan OF Boston and his sister,
Mrs. John Reardon OF Bridgewater, Mass,
arrived Friday andtook the body u their
mother, Mrs Mary Carrigan, that night 70
BridgeWater for burial. Another son OF
he deceased, Michael, OF McIndoes Falls,
came the next day, after the funeral party,
however, had gone.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Beedle have gone to
New York with Mr.. and Mrs, o. II. Col
Inns OF Montpelier 10 attend the carriage
convention IN session In
he city from the 9th to the l4th. From
New York. MIR. aud Mrs. Beedle are TO go
% Nineland, y. j., and may also stop en-
.oute at Philadelphia. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood are at !
heir residence in this village again after
in extended season in camp at Caspian
axe, Greens boro. They arrived the 9th, ,
coming directly from Burlington, where !
hey stayed few days TO make gradual /
transition from the forest solitudes OF [
to the busy marts OF RAN I
lolph. /
"Old Man Mansfield" has his chin whis- J
.ers covered with snoW-a sign that win I
er is only SIX weeks of, according TO the !
weather. prophets, whose cheerful prog !
were strengthened by the first y
killing frost OF Friday night that called {
and squashes out Of the garden q
inder cover and made the passing OF the J
&c cart seem not untimely.
+. II. Smith Is thinking OF selling his Z
arm near this village and with his two !
ounger children removing to West SOM a