Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-28
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CHRISTMAS VISITORS.
Those from Other Towns Who Sought
Randolph for the Holiday.

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George Lamb Of New York, who holds
a position as electrician with the New
/ York Central railroad, was with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lamb, over Sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ,. O'Brien OF West som
| erville, Mass, were the guests Of Mrs.
O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr.
They came saturday and Mr.. O'Brien re-
turned Monday night, while his wife re-
/ mained until yesterday.
| Prof. w. II. Cummings and his daueh-
ter, Miss Julia, of Claremont, n. H., were
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers. Prof.
Cummings went TO Canada Tuesday to
visit relatives, leaving his daughter here
until he joins her for their return to
Claremont Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Allen OF Barre and
Mrs. Homer NanDensen of Roxbury spent
Christmas day with their aunt, Mrs. John
/ Marsh, who entertained the next DAY w.
| w. Whitton and his daughter. Mrs. Owen
Clark, of Somerville, Mass. Mr. Whitton
was former resident of Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle welcomed
their son, Fred, from Keene, y. H., and
Mrs. Mary Saxton and her daughter, Miss
Lucina, from Hvlyoke, Mass. Mr. Beedle.
Jr., and Miss Saxtnn left the 2Gth for
keene and Holyoke, but Mrs. SaEton
stays until Saturday.
Miss Blonde seymour was home from
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Miss Georgia Mann, who is one OF the
clerks in the Thresher silk store, Boston.
was with her mother and sisters during n
four days vacation that ended Tuesday.
DIR. W. Z. Woodward OF the Rhode
Island hospital at Providence came home
Saturday morning and went back Monday
night, the trip being taken more especially
to see his mother, Mrs. ID. c. Woodward,
who has been in poor health lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Moulton had their
circle increased by the presence of their
eldest son, Sherman, and Miss Stella Platt
from Burlington, and their younger son,
Horace, who is now located in New York.
and returned to that city the Goth.
A. b. Gay and family and Henry Grant
and family spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Gould at Pleasant View farm.
John Chase Of Boston Joined the family
circle at |. s. Chase's for brief vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eaton OF Boston
were at Alfred Eaton's from Saturday to
"Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Emerson OF Boston, who
left yesterday, was at II. +. Emerson's, and
w. b. Avery of West Campton, N. H.,
who had been assisting in the express
office in Concord during the Christmas
rush, also visited the Emerson family,
stopping here on his way home.
Henry p. Lewis from Clinton, Conn.
and his sister, Miss Bessie, from Montreal.
are with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Forrest Lewis, who had also as a Christ
mas gnest. Miss Bessie's friend, Miss Lena
McCaffrey OF Penacook, n. II.
g. Mr, ana Mrs. A.. A, Sault entertained
their son, z. n. Sault, wife and boy OF
Somerville, Mass, aud Madam Saultis two
brothers, y. l.. Seymour Of Lynn, Mass,
and W. W. Seymour and son, Rodman, OF
Swampseott, Mass. They departed yester-
day, and about the first OF February, z. l..
Seymour and his wife are 10 start for Cali
lornia 10 spend three months IN Pasadena
and other places.
b. r. Nickerson came from Boston TO be
with his wife and daughter, who are win
ter boarders at the Inn.
DIR. l. +. Ladd OF Rumney, n. H., was
with his family at the Church farm, and
Mrs. II. II. Chureh's son, Charles. from
White River Junction vas also there
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and baby
came from Concord, n. IL, TO be with
their Randolph relatives until the last OF
this week
rhe dartmouth students home for the
vacation are Solon Vail, Joseph Goodhsrt
Fred Copeland, Charles and Robert Ched-
Vermont are Miss Grace Hayes, Julian
Grow, Robert Adams aud Ninfred bagleyf
the latter a guest OF Elmer Tilson.
Leon Sault rs having ten days respite
from his work as civil engineer in Brook
lyn, y. Y, which be is spending With Ais
mother and sister, Mrs. Louis and Miss
Carrie Sault. Christmas day little Marion
who lives with Mrs. Ssult, was
visited by her father, Arthur Mitchell.
from Barre and her sister from Essex
Junction.
Misses Mary, Della and Olive Burroughs
OF Brattleboro are the holiday visitors OF
their aunt, Miss Ada Burroughs.
Miss Christina Houston OF Wakefield.
Mass, was the guest OF Dr.. w. NJ. Kelly.
beng entertained by Mrs. q. T.. Cushman.
rhe latter's son, DIR. Charles Cushnan or
Chicago, arrived Saturday on 4 vacation
extending 10 New Years.
Roy Huse was home from Hartford,
Conn, coming Saturday and leaving yes.
erday.
Mrs. r. X. lngalshe is here for week
with her mother, Mrs. T.. r. Bixby.
Mrs. Robert Fielders and baby of South
Royalton were at O. r. Hoods