Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

~ =. hoNtll vas IN burlington Iuesda'
on business trip.
Mrs r. L. Pass is with relatives il
Wet Brattlehoro for month.
Misses Mary and Lucy Moore Of Sharon
visited Miss Mary Mareou Saturday.
Fred and Miss Edith Granger vent I,
Montpelier Tuesday to enter the seminary
son was born Saturday morning I,
NJ and Mrs. Horace c. sager, living il
Peth.
c. w. Phnbrick Of Boston was the CUES
OF Mrs. Julia Walsh last ihur,day anC
rriasy.
There will be a meeting Of the Order o
the Eastern Star next Thursday evening
the 18th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Tev ksbury are tax.
ing trip 10 Montreal, Quebec and dowT
the saguenay.
Miss Mary Parmenter was with Mrs
c. J. Dyke last week, returning 10 Pitts
field Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett and Mrs. L. p
Harris OF Northheld were at Charles
Blodgett's Friday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Tilson Of Maiden. Mass. the
guest for a few days Of Mrs +. o. Blanch-
ard, departed the I'd inst
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. W. Rowell Tuesday afternoon,
September y, at 3 o'clock.
Sr. and Mrs. z. A. Hin have been enter
| tanning her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. z. X. Dewey Of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean, having been
at the home Of his brother, A. r. Dean, a
short time lately, left for Boston the
I LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gladding had a
visit Friday from her brother and wife,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Austin Foster OF East
Montpelier.
Mrs. A. J. Grant and daughter. Irene, OF
East Orange are passing the week at V. A.
Grants in this village and at II. l.. Grants
on Fish hill.
Prot. and Mrs. f. NJ. Jones and daugh-
ter and Mrs. J. T. Billiard Of Omaha, Neb.,
went away the 18th after months stay at
J. b. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonum OF Mont
pelier passed Sunday and Monday with
bis father and sister, Samuel Bonum and
Mrs. George !. Whitney.
Miss Ruth Smith, having spent the sum
mer vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. n. Smith, is attending school once
more IN Somerville, Mass.
Mis- George Mann, having recuperated
from the illness which obliged her to come
home a month ago, is again clerking in the
Thresher silk store in Boston.
The ladies Of the Baptist church had
successful apron, food and candy sale on
the church lawn Saturday afternoon, the
receipts amounting TO about 20.
Mrs. Henry Newton and daughter, Miss
Ethel, arrived Monday from Boston, where
they had been passing the latteris two
weeks vacation from the HERALD office.
Mrs. Walter Adams and two children OF
Charlestown, n. H., were with her broth
ers, DR.. e. J. and l.. II. Rumrill, last week.
aud Saturday went to Roy alton TO see her
father.
Charles +. Adams, son Of j. b. Adams
and graduated from the Randolph Nor
NAL tu June. has commenced teaching
IN Quechee, where he is principal OF the
school.
Miss Minnie Barbour, a contralto singer
OF Montpelier, was In town Saturday and
secured pupils for a class in vocal music
which she will meet every Wednesday at
A. y. Hayes.
Miss leila Webster OF Roxbury was the
guest last Thursday and Friday OF Miss
Etia Chamberlain, who went TO Mont
pelier saturday TO resume teaching IN the
Union school OF that city.
Miss VERNE L. Chamberlain and her
mother, whose vacation has been passed
in Randolph, have gone back to Saxon
vile, Mass, where the former has been
teaching for several years.
Mrs. Alice Fisher, who has been living
in the house Of Mrs. T.. +. Upham on
Railroad street, has rented the Thayer
cottage on South street. vacated by {. T..
Moves on his removal to Westtord.
Mrs. Emily Bryant, who had been
in Roxbury much OF the summer, stopped
here Tuesday OF last week on her return
TO south Royalton and remained until
Friday with her niece, Mrs. Ida Mann.
Mrs. c. II. Thresher and infant son, who
have been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Hutchinson, during the warm
weather, are now at their home in Mel
rose Highlands, Mass, leaving saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster started
Monday night for Belvidere, H., where
their daughter, Mrs. l.. {. Willard, resides.
They will be away about three weeks,
stopping in Chicago both going and COM
ing.
Mrs. J. l.. Manning and two daughters
and Mrs. j. NJ. Koran and daughter OF
Somerville, Mass, took their departure the
9TH from j. II. Callahan's, " here the Man
nings had been enjoying an eight weeks
outing.
Mrs. j. l.. Treat has returned to New
Haven, Conn, after spending the summer {
in Randolph, leaving Friday with her
daughters, Misses Anna and Helen- who
had been here through the month OF
August.
NJ. 5. Walk, called here by the critical
condition OF his daue liter, Mrs Barney
Shapiro, who swallowed a dose Of carbollc
scid Monday OF last week, went back to
Burlington the 4th, leaving Mrs. shapiro
safely oonvalescent.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting and daughter, hay-
ing been with relatives at the Newton
House a week, went the I'd to their home
in Littleton. n. H., from which they had
been absent some time, passing the sum
mer ia Canada and Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. McCollom broke
camp at Mascoma lake, Enfield, n. H.,
Friday and came back 60 Randolph with
their son and daughter, Welby and Miss
Bernice McCollom, and their guests,
Misses Mary aud Acknowledgment.
Miss Ada Fits has sold her place on