Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


gate Springs yesterday for few days.
Misses Mildred Goodwin and Faith Viii
son are in Bethel visiting Miss Lois Will
son.
Miss May /. Bradish of Maiden, Mass
came Tuesday to spend two weeks at Mrs
q. +. Cushman's.
G. S. Booth and IL. T. Holman, Jr., are
+ having at the home OF the formers father
at Newport, n. II.
i A son was born Tuesday night TO Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Spooner, who live In the
Frank Mann house.
/ Miss lone Foss OF Springfield, Mass, a
+ friend Of Mrs. Bertha Burridge, has been
her guest for week.
f Charles Paine came last week from
f Iowa City, Ia. and is stopping with his
uncle, O. w. Broekway.
/ Miss Jennie Stewart is enjoying week
o; ten days at Camp Randolph, Highgate
Springs, going Monday.
Mrs. Susa Bass and Mrs. c. w. Proper
went Tuesday to spend a week at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Miss Susie Howard and Miss Deering
/ from Randolph Center have been visiting
at Charles Thurston's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Dunbar returned
Monday to their home in Montreal, after
Samuel Howells arrived Tuesday TO
spend a while with Mrs. A. ID. and Miss
Carolyn Lamson at ldleton cottage.
}. NJ. Atwood and wife went Tuesday
TO spend a week with their daughter, Mrs.
c. +. Lazelle, in White River Junction.
Mrs. II. +. Sharpe returned Tuesday
from Newport, n. H., leaving her mother,
Mrs. Alethea Mann, more comfortable.
Miss Lucy Card of Boston, who had
been spending a few weeks at i. j..
Adams, returned yesterday to her home
Newton West, who has been employed
by e. II. Moulton, has been obliged TO give
up work there on account OF poor health.
viii Slack came up Saturday night
from Boston and remained until Tuesday,
when he returned. accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Sault went Saturday
to Highgate Springs, whore they will
spend week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. FL
dredge.
Don't forget to be present at the special
school meeting tonight. Questions Of inn
portence, involving heavy expenditure,
will come up.
Miss Lotta Flint is having weeks va
cation from the store of Hubbard Blod-
gett, which she is spending at her home
in East Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edison OF Brook
field. Mrs. {. +. Powers and daughter Of
West Brookfield and John Brown and wife
visited at Lewis Steele's Monday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Chamberlin and daughter,
Miss Nernie, went Tuesday to spend few
days with a Massachusetts, friend who is
at East Randolph for the summer.
Charles f. Mccall arrived yesterday
morning from New York and is at Elm
cottage, where his sister-in-law, Mrs.
James y. Mccall, had been for week.
Mrs. A. A. Reed of Williamstown, who
had been a guest at NJ. G. Rowells, re-
turned Saturday to her home, leaving her
daughter, Evelyn, for stay OF a week or
two.
The next Grange meeting will be held
Aug. 9th, the date having been changed
on account OF the Catholic lair. Gnc pro-
gram will be in charge Of Miss Elizabeth
Campbell
T.. j. Blodgett OF Lyndonville came
Monday TO visit his father, Lucius Blod-
gett, aud brother, W. j. Blodgett, for
few days. lie is in camp with his family
at Lake Morey.
Warren +. Slack, wife and child from
Albany N. ". who have been for a week
or two visiting his brother, X. II. Slack,
his mother and other relatives here, return
today to their home.
Mrs. o. c. Cole OF somerville, Mass,
who has been a guest OF Mrs. W. ii.
Curtis, and had been visiting for three
weeks in Williamstown, returned here
Monday for longer stay.
Mss Mary Grayelle came Sunday from
Boston to spend two weeks at j. h. Calla-
hans, and Misses Hattie and Alice Drake,
who bad been there FOR two weeks, re-
turned the same day to Boston.
gtt-a4H..
who had been spending two weeks with
his sisters, Mrs. V. A. Grant and Mrs. J.
r.. Chadwick, and his brother, w. IL.
Gladding, returned home today.
The store next 10 the postofiice that is to
be vacated 10y the Colburn a Nailie Co.,
clothiers, the first OF next week, has been
rented from Aug. 1st by John f. Hubert,
for his barber and mileage business.
The electric ructions Of last week raised
"hob" with the service Of the Randolph
Telephone exchange, requiring several
days work to repair grounded lines,
many Of which were put out Of bu iness.
Ginger, the racing horse formerly owned
by +. n. Joslyn, which nc sold last fcbru-
ary 10 Harry Ciough Of Manchester. y.
n, won at Saugus, Mass, last week In
2.lOi. lowering his own track record three
fourfhs Of a second.
DR.. Harry s. Clark came Tuesday from
Danyers, Mass and Is al the home OF hia
parents. MIR. and Mrs. ). {. CLARK. Ills
marriage 10 Miss s. Louise Hastings Is TO
take place this afternoon in the Christian
church at O'Clock.
Mrs. n. T. Holman and her aunt, Mrs.
phube Thompson % Waterbury, who had
been here for several weeks, visited rcla-
tives In Gouldsviiie yesterday, Mrs.
Thompson returning from there to her
home in Waterbury.
&. 4. Holman purchased the double
team Of shetland ponies and outdt owned
hy the estate Of Dr. J. A. Bowman Of Roy
alton, and last week sold them 90 Harry
Thomas OF Burlington, 10 whom they
were shipped Friday.
Miss Ella Boudctte, a sister Of Mrs. Z. l..
Merchant. and Miss Katherine B0udette,
Of White River Junction, q niece, who
came here the day before, went yesterday
on the excursion TO Montreal, Quebec and
ST. Anne de Benupre.
The new directories of the Orange
County Telephone company and connect
ing lines are out. They viii BE- mailed o.
ruhscribcrs outside TIE Randolph eK-
change. hose patrons here can get them
by calling g the exchange.
Miss Harriet TeWksbury of NauEatuck.
Conn. uas guest lasf week q her uncle.