Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Sunday night for Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Moses has entered upon he
fourth year OF teaching in the Rocheste
schools.
Miss Hattie Sbultis Of 81. Adams wa
the guest Of Miss Floy Sturteyant owe
Sunday.
+. F. Stevens Of Hyde Park. Mass. wa
a recent visitor at the home Of his uncle
Dana Chadwick.
Mrs. z. L. Merchant had visit from hei
niece, Mrs. Mabel Kelley Of Quechee, Fri.
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers have re-
turned from three weeks stay at sara
toga Springs, y. Y.
Mrs. NJ. II. Allen and daughter, Miss
Lula, have returned from a seven weeks
outing at Queen City park.
Eber Angel and son. John, Of Stock
| bridge visited the formers nephew, DR.. L.
Z. Angel, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Kate Rudderow, who had been ten
weeks guest at Mrs. II. W. TeWkEbury's,
went back to New York the 7th.
Miss Charlotte Marsh and her brother
OF Mortified were at Charles Blodgett's
last week from wednesday to Saturday
Mrs. John F. Tewksbury is in Boston
/ this week, studying fall styles and buying
goods in the millinery markets OF that
city.
Mrs. l.. d. Rhodes completely eclipses
Harry Marcottis ten-foot sunfiower by a
lofty specimen II feet and one inch in
height.
Miss March Amsden OF North Leo
minister, Mass, is passing her annual va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Amsden.
A. A. Priest was in White River juno
ton Monday night to attend meeting OF
the executive committee OF the State
Grange.
Mrs. William Rhodes and daughter Of
Brentwood, n. H.. arrived Friday from ST. /
Adams and stayed over night at l.. ID. I
Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Chadwick Of Win |
chester, Mass, who had been at the San
ford farm week, took their departure /
Mrs. Oscar Martin and daughter, Gladys, 4
OF Warren came "Wednesday Of last week
and stayed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
$. w Sumner.
Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury has received
the unsolicited appointment TO teach in
the Lawrence Barnes school in Burlington
but has not accepted.
Mrs. Fannie Fullam has M owed from
Brookfield to a tenement in the Martin
block in order that her son may attend
school in this village.
Miss Frances Warner OF Middlebury,
the second assistant in the High school, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Hollis
At the Cong'l parsonage.
Bishop Hall OF the Vermont Episcopal
diocese will visit St. Johns church, RAN
dolph. and Grace church, Randolph Cen
ter, Monday, September %.
Al the annual convention Of the Kings
Daughters in Woodstock last week, Mrs.
r.. b. Mcintyre was elected corresponding
secretary for Orange county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Thomas had as
quests over Sunday Mrs. Thomas neph-
~, Piermont Wood, and a friend OF his, (
-lyde Allen, both OF st. Adams.
Mrs. Emma Reed came the 9th inst.
from Round Lake, y. ". where she had
been assisting in the care Of Rev. +. G.. {
Rainey during the last week OF his life.
Miss Ruth sanborn, who is one OF the
able girls In the Crystal cafe on Columbus
venue. Boston, has been spending few !
lays with her grandfather, B. NJ. Huse.
Mrs. Charles Ellis and daughter de- /
larted the sth TO Someryille, Mass, after !
hree weeks spent with the former aunt a
Mrs. T.. l.. Brooks, and other relatives. I
A. c. Conner OF Manchester Depot
oined his wife last Thursday az the home Il
4 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Parsons, :
nd accompanied her TO Manchester Mon
lay. v
Truman Grandy of Shoreham, who has n
cen working for G. n. Mccall at Elm $
ottage, is now learning the plumbers d
rade in the hardware store Of j. II. Lam o
on. n
Madeline, daughter OF station Agent V
owles OF Roxb bury, is a pupil OF the
raded school this term and stays through y
be week session with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. , =
'racy. =,
AT the business meeting Of the state
convention in Brattleboro
he 9TH inst, W. III. Gladding was re- n
ected to the position OF treasurer OF the ~ ~
)ciety. y
Mrs. NJ :. pike, who had been with =
Irs. Emily Burroughs three weeks, went "a
, Barnard Friday and from there viii q,
roceed TO Woodstock, where her son re- -
des. b,
Miss Carlotta Wiswall left saturday for h,
mberst Mass, to spend sunday ana dt
ON there went to Belmont, Mass, where iii
,e Is TO be assistant in the High school o.
his year. CT
Miss y. c. Magennis OF Royalton ed
opped here the sch on her way TO WI N
1Oski 10 see her sister, MISS MhFNs NY =
the Fanny Allen hospital being treated kI
II Brights disease. III
Miss Cornelia Clancy Of Ogdenshurg, y. NJ
snecisl teacher in music and drawing pC
me graded school, has entered upon her Jo
cond wears work and is domiciled At OF
RS. n. W. Tewksbury's.
Miss Hannah Paine, returning 10 Frank ~
, Falls. y. A., from a vacation spent 4,
IN her sister. Mrs. +. w. Sault, in Essex ~
melton and friends in Mortified, paid IN
.ef visit Monday to Mrs. Peter sault. ~
Mrs. J. Tyler Nudge, having been al an
rs Mary Manns two months recovering m,
~, - feects Of q shock, returned to an
mn Mass. the 18th with Mr.. Nudge, arr
M Vas AT Mrs. Mann's over Sunday. al
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and Miss Louise Gree
: IN N mite River junction arrived frl-
Is ~ visit the formers sister, Mrs. +, e rel
.yry. with whom Miss Greeley spent one &c