Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

JUN NNnANEN u AlnuANfGlEE WIS n KuENE
al M. 81. wilson Saturday night.
The Bethel camp meeting IS to begin
Tuesday, the I'D, and hold over the fol-
living sunday.
Mrs. Frank L. Thomas OF Burlington is
with her sister, Mrs. r. T.. Brooks, ar
irving Monday.
Miss Linuie UdalI OF West Hartford was
viii Der cousin, Mrs. Charles Reynolds,
from Friday 10 Monday.
A daughter, Achsa Maurine. was born
to Ar. and Mrs. r. W. Jewett Friday al
the Randolph sanatorium.
Mr.. n Mrs. Newton Goodell, the
guests Of their uncle, Horace H. Howard,
have returned to Lyme, n. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales r. Bass had with
them over sunday W. G. Gilhuan and
James j. Richards OF West Barnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinney and
daughter, Beatrice, are having a two
weeks outing at Queen City park.
4. A. Rock came from Boston Saturday
with Miss Florence Grady. TO JON Mrs.
Rock at J. r. Chadwiekis for a week.
Mrs. G. B. VanBuskirk. who had been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Sault. re-
turned to Worcester, Mass, the 18th inst.
Miss Alice Pervier, trimmer in the Mes
ser millinery store, IS making an extended
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. II. T.. Jacobs, in
Morrisyitle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Avery have
moved "a Hanover, y. H., where he has
found work as teamster al the Dartmouth
college buildings.
Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper has been supply
ing the Methodist church IN Northteld
the last two Sundays, the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Sharpe, being away on a vacation.
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Lawrence, Mass, where Mrs. Greene and
Miss Eva are still visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Lula Grover, and family.
John Connolly is spending a week or
two ia Boston, and his place as reporter
for the Free Press is being taken during
his absence by Miss Estella Blanchard.
Mrs. W. X. Clark, who has the l.. p.
Thayer rouse on Highland avenue this
summer, is in New Haven, Conn.,, for a
three weeks stay with Mr.. Clark, going
Saturday.
Mrs. Walter r. Davis and son, Floyd,
returned Saturday TO their home in
Springfield, Mass, after spending six
weeks among relatives IN Pittsfield and
Randolph.
Miss Edith Marcott had a corn roast at
her home on School street Saturday even
ing in honor Of her guest, Miss Elizabeth
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away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Lille accompanied
their nephew, Bert Booth Of ST. Paul,
Mimi, 10 Newport, n. H., saturday to be
the guests OF his father, William Booth,
for a week or ten days.
Charles Chedel went TO Maseoma lake,
Enfield, n. H., Monday with his parents
for a few days in camp before the opening
Of the medical department OF Dartmouth
college, in which he is a student.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. sanborn are enter
tanning his sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Fort Fairfield, Me-,
and Saturday had as guests also Miss Ala
Day OF South Royalton and Mrs. Day OF
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Brown and
their sister, Miss Fannie Brown, Of Ever
EFT, Mass. were with their aunt, Mrs. 4.
l.. Merchant, over sunday, leaving Mon
day for Quechee in the company OF Mrs.
Merchants sister, Miss Ella BOudette,
who is to remain there about a week.
Miss Harriet Keith, the niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. h. Powers, who had been staying
with them six weeks. left Saturday for
Milford, \. H., and from there will return
TO her home in Ninona, Wis. Mr.. Pow
ers' daughter, Mrs. Julia Cummings, went
the same day to Plainiield after a weeks
stay in town.
Mrs. Fred Cohen and daughter, Grace,
of Manchester, y. H., who had been stay
ing a few weeks with the former
brother, b.. +. Herrick, and her sister,
Mrs. W. +. Wedgewood, were joined last
Thursday by Mr.. Cohen and went home
with him Monday, accompanied by Miss
Laura Wedgewood.
Jesse Remington, who went back to
Bellows Falls a month ago to resume
.-..N~ g. eLa N.Ws41nH Farm MQnhgmpI
company, spent Sunday with his wife,
who is still at the sanatorium but Is now
gaining rapidly after sixteen weeks OF Ill
ness, during which she has been operated
upon several times for Assesses on the
left lung, necessitating finally the removal
of three ribs.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre and their
son, DR.. Henry, are in Pomfret for Old
Home week and the reunion OF the Miller
family at the old homestead. Among the
10 members of the family assembled are
Mrs. Il. NJ. Chandler and her daughter,
Mrs. W. b. Gates, and two children OF
Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. White
and daughter Of Windsor, and Col. and
Mrs. G. p. Miller of Washington, DC.
The Connecticut Loan and Realty com
many OF Hartford, which has been doing
business in several towns, Randolph
among them, for the last seven years, has
Jailed, causing an aggregate loss % auout
$1,000 TO eleven local investors, who have
peen paving into the concern g, s2.75 or
$3.50 a month, according to the terms of
tneir agreements. The company holds out
the comforting assurance that 1t viii IN
time repay the full amount of each claim
with three per cent interest.
A pleasant little family reunion occurred
at }. ID. Laport's Sunday, when there as
sembled Mrs. Laport's sons-Arthur q:
Fielders and his two boys, Ernest and
Leon. of Franklin Falls, n. H.; Robert
FieIders with his wife and child, Albert
FIelders and family, of South Royalton
Ansel Fielders Richards and his adopted
mother of BrookfieId, and Mrs. Laports
sister, Mrs. I. ID. Spooner and daughter,
Miss Bessie, OF Barre. The day being too
d lightful to spend indoors, the family
party found its way to Mari-Castle PARK
and enjoyed a picnic dinner.