Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Randolph Continued.

Scion Vail was home from Dartmouth
college over Sunday.
Rev. Samuel Knowles takes a twelve
days trip to Toronto today.
Miss Floy Stur,evant passed Sunday
with her family in st. Adams.
! Mrs. Emma Church Of Troy, n. Y, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ketchum.
Mrs. Emma Reed is back from nearly a
months soiourn with relatives in Boston.
Roy Huse has been in Springfield. Mass. ID,
| several days with his aunt, Mrs. Charles
| Dana.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Edison went to Leb-
anon, n. H., Saturday and remained until
4 Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, Beedle returned
last night from their trip to New York
and Vineland, ~. J.
Mrs. j. B. Wells, who had been in
Fletcher and Cambridge since last Thurs
day, came back yesterday.
Mrs. c. S. Booth has resumed duty as
chief operator at the Randolph Telephone
exchange after months rest.
Mrs. X. A. Smith has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Frank Gates of Ware,
Mass, who went away yesterday.
Miss Minnie Carpenter was in Mont
pelier and Barre Friday with Mrs. V. A..
Grant of Bethel on a shopping expedition
Mrs. Arthur Comstock has returned
from visiting tour to West Hartford,
heene, North Richmond and Fitzwilliam,
n. II.
George Drew has been in town on a
brief vacation from his work al the Wood
stock Inn, coming Friday and leaving
Tuesday.
Miss Abbie Avery has received her di-
n ne 70
bury hospital and has returned to Ran
dolph 10 follow her profession.
William Haynes Of Concord, y. H., was
taken III with acute indigestion Tuesday
night az the home OF his cousin, Mrs.
Ellen Young, whom he came to see Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Morse have given
up their tenement in the MCINTYRE block.
stored their goods and gone 10 Worcester.
Mass, to take care OF Miss Richards. an
aunt Of Mrs. Morze.
Lyman Hutchinson has been very IN
with pneumonia, with which ne was
seized Tuesday OF last week. but is now
more comfortable, according TO last re-
ports, and seems to have commenced TO
mend.
Mrs. Cortez Nuttiug Of Littleton. y. II.
who leaves TODAY, has been in town since
tuesday, visiting her mother. Mrs. j. n.
Newton, at the sanatorium and her sister
Mrs. Clarence Cole, no the Newton House.
Mrs. Anna Chase arrived Tuesday from
Bethel and goes today 20 Swanton 10 So
some cousins before proceeding to Sarat0-
go Springs, n. u, 20 spend the winter
with her brother, Joel B. Putnam. al NJ
nome OF their niece, Mrs. ". r. BIgdyaft
The circulation % books from the Kim
bali Public library during October rearh.4.
ln THIS village and the Center. the tr.sI ID
ltl3, making rbe daily average q 10
ti The whole uamtrr. 2Ia lE.-.E 5..--
class books 8ia IZ3.1 juveniles aud ,af
54i| fiction.
Mrs William C.. smith % West p-fr--4
= lo committed Suicide FRIDAY Hv fTrrl
ing from the Delaware E Hudson -alir1ss
afilee near Center Rutland while faurr-
tsrilN insane, was The wife Of durs5r 81
W. - :. Buck, and had OCCASIONALLY rf.-
lf- here with her husband. who 4 Ief
NttA daughter three months old.
The Cooling house on the corner o. Pan
oiph aEeuue and Pleasant street 1901 I
pea 1y ", :. s. Buck and family. LAD
narrow eseape irem destruction 81 gra
l-eslaY morning TIE flames had wrgr
tAstf way through 8 hole rs the chimney
-tll' ~ ne surrounding iafh o. e crisr 4
Z zen theE Eere discovered ID one ~ 80
I. 'lali uefs - Miss Alice Back iu tlma b. 4