Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mrs. W. F. Edison is attending a family
reunion in Lebanon, n. II.
Mr.. end Mrs. George L. Stow Of Oh slses
were al A. IA. Powers Friday.
Mrs. Edwin Edison Of Rochester was a
recent visitor at George Haraden's.
Miss Elsie Hibbard is in White River
junction for week, going Monday.
J. Il. Spring OF Nashua, y. H.. was in
town Sunday to see his father in-law, J.
ID. Denison.
Repairing has been going on lately at
the Emerson mill, the main part OF which
needed reroohng.
Mrs. w. B. Wall and her daughter, Mrs.
ii. q. Beekman, are in Boston for a few
days, going Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcintosh of
Montpelier were with his brother, w. A.
! Mcintosh, over Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Koran OF Somerville.
Mass, is passing some time at the home OF
her cousin, J. III. Callahan.
Miss Carrie Taggart returned 10 Waver-
", Mass, the 18th Rfiera weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. j. Dyke.
Charles G.. Dubois left the Sanford farm
last Thursday on business trip to New
York, Atlanta, Ca, and Chicago.
Miss Desier Moulton passed Sunday and
Monday with Miss Stella Plat at the lat
ter's cottage in Queen City park.
Mrs. l.. B. johnson and two sons, Paul
and Roy, have returned from a three
weeks sojourn on a farm In Berlin.
Frank Thomas OF Burlington Joined
l Mrs. Thomas at r.. n. Brooks Saturday
and accompanied her home Monday.
| Mrs. ID. G. Lewis OF Omaha, Neb.. is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Bruce, 10 remain until the last Of October.
Mrs. J. p. Harwood Of Cambridge,
/ Mass. is visiting among relatives in this
4 vicinity while making her headquarters at
+. A. Hatch's.
! Lyman ID. Xix has been IN poor health
| lately and forced to take a rest for awhile
I from his work IN the store Of T.. W..
| Tewksbury & Co.
Miss Ellen Burnap, for some days a yis-
| itor az the home OF her grandparents,
! Deacon and Mrs. w. +. Howard, has gohe
| to Gardner, Mass.
Misses Mary and Helen Wedgwood are
enjoying a two weeks outing at Mascoma
lake, Enfield, y. H., as the guests Of Miss
Bernice McCollom.
] DR.. &. J. Allen OF Winchester, Mass,
was al r. II. Joslyn's last Thursday, and
I his wife, who i a cousin Of Mr.. JOslyn,
spent Sunday there.
/ Mrs. Roswell Holbrook has sold to
Charles l.. Holman piece of land on the
opposite side Of the road from his place
/ near The Manchester for sl60.
4 Mrs. Ellen Huntington has been enter
tanning this week her sons wife, Mrs.
( Elijah Huntington, and the lattoris sister,
I Miss Coleman, both OF Newport.
I Mrs. Horace Foster and Miss Annie
% Beverly, Mass, summer sojourners In
Northheld, were the guests OF MT. and
Mrs. Il. W. Tewksbury the 18th.
Mrs. c. II. CLARK, daughter and son Of
I Whitman, Mass. were entertained last
week, from Tuesday 10 Saturday, by Mrs.
| Clark sister, Mrs. Alice Fisher.
Miss Winnifrod Cheevor Of Greenfield
| y. H., and Miss Mabel Dickinson OF Ed
Rartown, Mass, the guests OF Miss Carr
lotta Wiswall, went away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. MarcOtt and two
sons are camping for two weeks at Mas
coma lake. Enfield, y. H., and will be
Joined next week by their daughter, Edith.
Miss Ethel Newton is having a two
weeks vacation from the HERALD office
and, with her mother, MR. Henry New
ton, is spending part Of II IN Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. L. r. Bixby and daughter, Kath-
lcen, and Miss liner Ltchfeld are home
from a three weeks trip 10 Burlington,
Silver lake in Brandon, Middlebury and
Springfield.
George RYDER. who was foreman the last
two years in the office OF the lately sus
pended Barre Daily Telegram, has gone to.
Boston, having secured good place IN
job printing office OF that city.
Mrs. Sylvester Ploot OF Burlington. who
was on her way home from a visit to rela-
tives in iIolyoke and Springfield, Mass,
stopped here over Sunday with her sister
in-law, Mrs. George A. Pearson.
Mrs. Harley Bruce and Master Charles,
who had been passing a week IN Randolph,
Brookheld and Mortified, went back TO
Brattleboro the 10Th, Mr.. Bruce having
preceded them several days before.
Harry Eaton, who has Just sold out his
interest in the Ideal Silk store in Boston,
arrived last week with Mrs. Eaton 10
spend a little time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Eaton, at the farm.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. O. Blanchard gave a
dinner party Saturday evening in honor OF
Dr. and Mrs. j. ID. Wheeler of Maiden and /
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler Of Boston. |
Games and music followed the repast
Mrs. Harry Dowley and little daughter, |
Doris returned to their home in Brattle- l
boro Saturday after spending three weeks /
with their aunt, Mrs. +. l.. Bass, who Is
recovering from second severe attack OF
whooping cough.
Mrs. /. p Vaille and infant son have
gone to South Royalton TO spend lew
weeks " it'll her parents before joining Mr.. 1
Naille In Hardwick, where the Colburn q 4
Vaille Clothing company Is now estab- /
lished in business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, who had
been staying with the latter's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Sanborn, started !
the 18th for their home in Fort Fairfield, /
Me. intending TO stop EN- route at Spring
field, Boston and Bangor.
Cart. J. r. Eldredge made a brief trip l
to town from Highgate Springs last week, 1
going back to Camp Randolph Friday l
with Miss Hattie Sault, who Is 10 stay
with Capt. and Mrs. Eldredge until they I
close their cottage in the fall
Miss Amanda Northrup, who had been
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Webster,
three weeks, went to st. Johnsbury satur-
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