Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Q. {. Sawyer of Sharon was in the viii
lage Saturday.
Miss Harriet Packard is clerking for the
] present IN z. A. Thomas store.
Miss Blonde Seymour is home from
hyde Park on months vacation.
Mrs. Edna Chadwick left Monday for a
Few days absence in Sharon and Stra ford.
Albert K. Chandler Of New York was
with his family al Mari-CastIe over Sun
day.
There will be regular communication
OF whitney Chapter, No. 5, Monday even
ing. July "a.
William Holman went back to his BUSH
ness in Albany, y. ", the 18th after a
week in town.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Mason is now organ
list at the Methodist church, succeeding
Miss Ruby Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy are entertain
ing his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Tracy of Belle PLANE, la.
Miss Jessie Pearson has gone to BurIing-
ton to be head waiter IN the dining room
of the Queen City Fa-k hotel.
Miss Cora Holbrook is with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Dean at Camp Randolph.
Highgate Springs, fol two weeks.
] Miss Lucy Gard of Roxbury, Mass, was
among the arrivals Saturday, coming TO
see Mrs. Ii. g. Cole at T. j. Adams.
! Miss Lena Ellison, who clerks in store
IN West Derry, \. H., is with her mother,
Mrs. Eugene Ellison, for a short rest.
Thomas J. Hammond, Esq, Of North
ampton, Mass, spent Saturday and sun
day with his wife and sister al Montague
Place.
Miss Floy Sturteyant. clerk in Bell
Brothers store, is having a two weeks va
cation, which she is passing at her home
in st. Adams.
Miss Eta Chamberlain arrived Friday
from Montpelier where she teaches in the
Union school, TO pass the remainder of
the summer vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. /. Pratt were called to
P,ttsfield Monday by the illness OF their
bother law, &. A. Brown, who had
been stricken with paralysis.
Miss Mary Marcott is away on a six
weeks trip 10 Boston, Stoughton, Taun-
ton and other places in Massachusetts,,
embracing also stay at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger and two
children and Mrs. Changers mother Mrs
Spaulding, arrived Saturday from Barre
for ten days stay in this vicinity.
The Cooperative creamery paid p
cents net a pound for 1880 pounds of
butter fat, made 1880 pounds OF butter
and paid patrons $500 last month.
Misses Ruby and Una Allen went to
Montpelier Saturday and stayed until after
the Ringing circus day at the home Of
their cousin, High Sheriff Frank Tracy.
j. II. Callahan is entertaining for a few
weeks his cousin, Mrs. J. l.. Manning,
and children OF Somerville, Mass, also
Misses Hattie and Alice Drake OF Boston.
+. A. Phillips and his helper, Merton
Rogers, painters and paper hangers, are
in Morrisville, finishing the interior OF
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy's remodeled residence.
Mrs. James Z. Mccall OF New York ar
rived Sunday at Elm cottage, whittier she
had been preceded by her nephew, Arthur
Hernandez, and Joseph Hewitt of the
same city.
At special meeting OF the stock holders
OF the Randolph sanatorIum, held last |
Thursday evening. II was voted TO increase
the capital stock OF the company from
$500 10 $4,000.
Mrs. A. +. Lane and two children and 1
Miss Mary Moulton, who came last Thurs
day from Montpelier to visit at {. +.
Moulton's and Hon. VIM. II. Dub Dis, vent /
back the next day.
service will be held in the Old Church /
between this village and Bethel at IL /
o'clock Sunday morning. July q, by the i
Rev. W. Benjamin Reynolds, rector Of
Christ church, Bethel.
Mrs. Robert Stoddard, who had been
caring for her mother, Mrs. Charles
in the latter's sickness, was
able 10 go home Monday, leaving Mrs.
Coulumbe much better.
Mrs. Margaret Smith OF Boston is visit
ing among relatives and friends in Ran
dolph, while her daughter and husband,
DIR. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler, are enjoy
ing an outing at Greensboro.
Mrs. w. w. Case and youngest child
Of Springfield, Mass, are with the formers
sister, Mrs. A. A. Priest, coming Saturday
10 spend few weeks at the Priest farm
Tor the benefit OF Mrs. Cases health.
Leonard Coulumbe and his nephew,
Louis Fillion, have been in RIpton and
two weeks, staying with the
formers brother, Charles Coulumbe, in
Ripton. They reached home Saturday.
NJ. A. Tewksbury left Saturday to join
Mrs. Tewksbury at York Beach, Me-, /
rom which resort his partner, j. W. Ray
nond, returned Friday, having stopped at j
Boston on the way home to purchase goods. {
Henry Kohn, manager OF the Albany, n.
., office OF the PhenIx Life Insurance !
was in the village Friday to see
he local agent, j. NJ. Atwood, and secure
ais services for the company for another
Jeriod OF ten years.
Mrs. II. n. Young, who had been about
month with her mother-in-law, Mrs. !
ellen Young, started hastily for Erie,
'enn., the 18th in response to a telegram
rom her husband saying he could not
ome East to join her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mussey and little !
laughter have gone to Rutland and Wal :
ingford, where Mr.. Mussey will pass !
en- days vacation from the Brigham I
while his family will stay until
he middle of An ust. i
Mrs. Anna Chase, who has been in sara .
oga Springs, n. y. all winter, with Mr.. Il
nd Mrs. W. +. Blodgett, is now visiting u
elatives in Bethel She was in this viz ii
age Saturday for the day and is coming o
alter to make longer stay. iii
Fred Chadwick has returned from Al s.
snhurst, n. j., where he went month I
90. having found work at the club house a