Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-13
Randolph Continued.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds were in
Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Angel is now compositor
in the office Of the Northield News.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c.J Dyke have gone 10
Lebanon, y. H., TO remain ten days.
Lester stickney Of Everett, Mass, is
passing month at A. NJ. Hubbard's.
Mrs. Ruth Williams Of Lebanon, ". H.,
is making an extended visit TO Mrs. Alice
Bruce.
Joseph Goedhart is in Bethlehem, y. H.,
where be has a place as bell boy at the
Alpine House.
Richard Grant is acting as head waiter
al the Highland House in Bethlehem, n.
H., this season.
Miss fla Thomas came from St. Adams
last Thursday and stayed until Saturday
with Miss Floy StuTtevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Buck and daughter
are enjoy ing a vacation of three weeks at
Crystal lake, Loekhaven, n. ii.
Charles G. Dubois left the Sanford
farm Saturday on a business trip en-
bracing Chicago and Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope returned TO
Springfield Saturday after spending a
week at c. f. Pope's in Beanyille.
There will be a regular communication
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in Masonic hall Tuesday evening, July IS.
Mrs. c. j. Rumrill and daughter have
been with relatives in Campton Village,
N. H., for a couple of weeks, returning
Friday.
A. q. Putnam is home from Springfield,
Mass, spending a two weeks vacation
from his work in the store Of Forbes a.
Wallace.
Mrs. Sarah Felt Of Brookline, Mass, is
a summer visitor in the village for the
sixth consecutive season, and arrived
last Thursday at Mrs. H.. w. T~ewksbury's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton OF Wake
field, Mass, were the guests Of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrill, last
week, arriving Thursday and leaving
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Cleveland OF Mont.
pelier were here briefly Saturday and
went to Braintree to remain over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gle 7eland.
Mrs. Z. g. Ham and daughter, Esther,
started Monday for South Psrsonield,
Me, where they are to spend the rest OF
the summer. They stopped at Dover, n.
H., q day en- route.
News from Robert Abbott, who went to
Edgewater, Col, the last OF June, is to the
effect that he is already feeling the benen-
clal effects oil the ilgnter anu urleI athos-
phere of that. section.
The Roman Catholic society Is making
preparations for a four days fair to be
held in Dubois 4 Gays hall August 9-12.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
church building fund.
Emery A. Brodeur, who has been night
operator at the station, Is now day
operator, his old place being taken by
j. X. Hardy, who has been night operator
at Montpelier Junction.
Mrs. Samuel Knowles and youngest son
reached home Friday after a three weeks
visit among relatives in Toronto. With
them came Mrs. Knowles sister, Mrs.
Thomas Davis, and son, Harold.
Miss Bernice Greenwood of Warren,
for some time a clerk in Bell Brothers.
store and during the last year in one OF
the large stores of Burlington, has begun
work in the store Of F. W.. Dutton in
Mortified.
f. NJ. Miligan and w. ii. Smell, travel
ing passenger agents, were IN town Mon
day arranging with b. +. Bowman for the
personally conducted New England ex-
cursion 10 Denver and Portland that is to
start between Sept. LIST and fth.
Henry P. Lewis, for the last two years
an instructor in English on the island OF
Porto Rico, arrived the 4th from lob Ala,
the DldCS HI MulIu nt has bNNh
lately, and Saturday went TO Boston 10
attend the Harvard summer schoo
Miss Bertha Ransom, who had been
clerking in Bell Brothers. store during
the lines of Miss Edith Howard, finished
there saturday and went to her home IN
81. Johnsbury, Miss Howard being sufti-
GENTLY recovered to resume duty MONDAY
Miss Anna Ames, who has been in
Ogdensburg, N. ", most Of the time
during the past year, Is again making ner
headquarters in Randolph, having taken
rooms in the upper part OF me mouse
occupied by II. L. Cook on Highland
n
Mrs. s. {. Morrison of Lawrenceville,
N. ", who is passing the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. O.. w. Douglass, went
saturday to spend ten days with relatives
IN MONTPELIER and Barre. she was &C
companied by her granddaughter, Dora
Douglass.
Mrs, Nellie Morse, who came from Mont
pelier a few weeks ago and had since been
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Nc
Intosh, went Monday to Wilder 10 keep
house for her stepson, Rev. Leon Morse,
pastor for the summer of the Methodist
church there.
Mrs. C. C. Roundy has been entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Herbert Bates Of Charles
town, n. H., and the ~latters daughter,
Miss Eva. who was graduated this com,
mencement from the Castleton Normal
school. They went away Saturday after
a weeks stay.
Mrs. John F.. Hobart and little daugh-
ter, Mary, who had been visiting IN the
village several days and expected 10 return
To Essex Junction Friday, delayed their
departure until Monday in order that
Miss Mary might be operated upon at the
sanatorium for the removal OF adenoid
growths in the nasal passage.
Mrs. William Tracy and son, Charles
who we're at r. A. Hobsrt's through the
greater part OF June, have gon to the
cottage at south Hero. They left Mon
10 he or the island all of July. Mr.. Tracy
il also AT the cottage this week, his regular
inserval of rest from the railway mall