Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

/
Gilman Chamberlain of New York i
passing vacation in town.
/ Dea. w. A. Howard is away on trip Il
Holyoke, Mass, going Monday.
Fred and Miss Edith Granger wer'
home from Montpelier seminary over sun
day.
Mrs. +. Ii. Totman and daughter o.
/ Mortified were at III. NJ. Totman's Friday
night.
Mrs. L. o. Thayer has been in Morris
willie since Friday with her mother, Mrs
Carter.
Miss Annie Fenton was in White River
Junction and Lebanon, \. H., Saturday
for the day.
Mrs. e. X. Granger was in Barre Satur-
day, spending the day with her son, Car
roll Granger, and family.
Mrs. Julia Berry Of Bradford, Mass, the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. }. w. Gabrielle,
some little time, vent away Friday.
Miss Clare Bagley. who had been visit
ing Mrs. John l.. Uoall and other friends
in town, returned to Keene, n. H., the
10Th ult.
Mrs. &. II. Lacey, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Fraser Metzger, at the
! Christian parsonage, departed the Both ult.,
to Freehold, n. Y.
Hon. V. |. Spear went to Peacham the
I'd on cattle commission business, slaugh-
tering the diseased animals OF one herd
and testing another.
Mrs. o. b. Copeland, who was operated
upon at the sanatorium August 80 for a
| spinal trouble, left the institution Satur-
day much improved in health.
Mrs. James Keefe and five children went
| home to Barre the Both ult. after having
been with Mrs. Keefe's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Goodhart, about ten days.
Miss Ella Boudette has gone to Boston,
her sister, Mrs. Z. l.. Merchant, with
whom she had been staying, being able
now to dispense with her care and assist
anee.
/ Mrs. s. s. Briggs, who accompanied her
granddaughter, Miss Marion Frost, on the
/ latter's return to Brockton, Mass, in the
early part OF September, came back the
last day OF the month.
J. j. Trerise has moved his family to the
e. T.. Abbott place at the corner OF Fales
and franklin streets, vscating the house
OF Mrs. George Hoyt, which, Il is under
stood, the owner wishes to sell.
An eight-pound daughter was born FRI
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt G.
Webb OF Philadelphia; granddaughter OF
Mrs. II. l.. Brooks of this village and OF
Lucius Webb Of East Granville.
Mrs. Della Tilson, who had been with
her sister, Mrs. B. I. Pratt, a couple OF
weeks, went to Burlington Saturday TO
visit another sister, Mrs. r. G.. Page, be-
fore returning TO her home in Middlesex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Fletcher Of White
field ~ H., who were on their way TO
Southern Pines, n. c., for the winter,
stopped here over Sunday with Mrs.
Fletchers uncle, John NJ. Brown, and
family.
DR.. Henry B. Mcintyre is in Washing
ton. ID. C., taking an eight months course
In the Army Medical school, after COM
pleting v hich and passing the final ex-
animation be will be appointed surgeon IN
the regular army.
Mrs. ID. G. Lewis. who had been two
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Bruce, went last Thursday TO Chi
cago to see her sister, Mrs. Augustus
Oualey, and from there started Sunday for
her home in Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. George +. Jones had with her last
week from Tuesday 10 Friday her daugh-
| ter-in-law, Mrs. Emma Briggs the lat
ter's son aud wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Riggs and her daughter, Mrs. Winnie
Legier, all OF Northiield Falls.
}. ID. Denison, a member OF Captain
Bowman's excursion party TO Denver the
first OF September. reached town last
Thursday, coming directly from Nashua,
n. H., with his daughter, Miss Katherine,
who had been staying there during his
absence with her sister, Mrs. j. k. Spring.
Mrs. X. J. Kimball and daughters leave
Montague Place today for their winter
residence in Brooklyn, y. Y. The Stein
way square piano, that is 10 be replaced by
a new instrument in the summer home,
has very kindly been given by Mrs. KIM
bali to be graded school district and Is to
stand for the present in the room IN which
Miss Eliza beth Holden teaches.
Osgood 4 Roundy have just installed in
their foundry a new improved furnace
purchased OF Byram a Co. OF Detroit,
Mich and are now engaged in rebuilding
the nume from the dam 10 the foundry,
first built 81 years ago by John Prince for
the butter tub factory that the present en-
terprise succeeded. Mr.. Prince, who dis
posed OF the factory 10 his son, George j.,
Is now in Pittsburg, Texas.
n. W. Lille has been cultivating piece
Of land belonging to Charles blodgett on
the old road 10 the Center. and his la0ors
as husbandman have been rewarded by
sduashes that would put an ordinary fair
exhibit out of countenance. One speci-
men Of the Hubbard variety. weighed 81
pounds. Others were OF 20-pound weight,
while many Of the little ones. compare
lively speaking, exceeded the average size.
Recent guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Y. NJ.
Fowler were her sister ana husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry !. Seymour Of Plymouth,
Mass, who stopped here several days on
pleasure trip from New York, through the
Hudson river and Lakes George and Cham
plain. Mrs. Fowler's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Hadaway. who had been at the parsonage
most OF the summer, started saturday With
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Tor Brockton, Mass.
Robert n. Abbott. who went to Colora-
do the last of June for the benefit OF his
health. has gained much and is now ems
Moved in Denver, where he has a good
position in the large chemical works OF
John skinner. native Of Royalton, who
revisited his birthplace and Randolph in
the summer. Mr.. Abbott's brother, Err
nest il 10 longer travelling in the West