Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

+. X. Mhitelaw attended the state fair
at Concord, \. H., last week.
There will be a social dance in Dubois 4
Gays hall Friday night alter the Wilder
concert.
Roy smith started Monday night for
San Francisco, Cal, 10 look for business
opening.
Lawrence Thayer Of Newport, n. r.,
passed Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. A. Z.
kendrick.
Clarence Hooker came from New Haven,
Conn Sunday for a few days hunting
with w. r. Clark.
Mrs. +. b. Chamberlain Of Worcester,
Mass. was with Mrs. James Howe from
Saturday to Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Gladding are enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. W. i. Cleveland,
OF West Someryille, Mass.
Mrs. j. A. sturtevant of St. Adams spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Flor,
wao clerks IN Bell Brothers store.
Jacob Litchfeld has been in Springfield
since Monday, renewing acquaintance
with his former place Of residence.
Miss Charlotte NJ Mason went to Mont
pelier Friday and remained for the
banquet al the seminary Monday evening,
Mrs. Rose Crown and Mrs. Frank Rick
er OF Woodsgille, n. H., were guests Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Kicker last Thursday
night.
Miss Olive Sargent, clerk in Homer
Fits store in Barre, was al home over
Sunday.
/ Alb. Tewksbury returned Friday from
i New Boston, n. H., where hethad been to
attend the funeral OF his uncle, David
/ Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Packard have had
weeks visit from their son, Will, and
wife of Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. George ]. Prince and her sister,
I Miss Carrie Granger, were In Warren over
! Sunday, while Miss Evelyn Denny spent
/ the day in Mortified.
The Cooperative creamery paid III
cents a pound for $1,000 pounds OF butter
/ fat during August, made -, 40 pounds OF
/ butter and paid patrons sb,a34
/ Miss Ethel Burditt, a compositor N
/ the office OF the Woodstock STANDARD, left
Monday, after being the guest Of Mrs.
| Adelbert Seribner several DAYS.
Mrs. Harvey spaulding departed Mon
day TO her home in Washington, u. O.
/ having spent a month with her brothers,
1 Hon James and Lyman Hutchinson
Mrs. George sparhawk and two sons OF
1 Beaver. Penn. are at the Burt farm. Au-
| guste and Miss Florence Bailey Of Granite,
I Conn. who had been guests at the farm,
went away Friday.
A.E. Chandler was 10 town Sunday aft
er bis son, Clarence, and nurse, who had
been left at Msri-Castle while Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler were getting settled 70
their new home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Frank x. Ingslsbe. who had been
staying with her mother, Mrs. T.. r. Blk
| by. left the 18th 70 join Mr.. lngalsbe IN
Boston. where he is completing special
course in the Institute Of Technology
Tbrongb the kindly assistance OF her
stepson, X. 5. Spear Of Boston, Mrs. sam
uei spear has moved from the old home IN
/ peth and i nov comfortably located ~
the Frank Mann house on PARK street
Walter Fisk has finished work as fire.
/ man on the Central Vermont railway and
/ vent SUNDAY to New Jersey 70 fre on the
| West shore line until he gets the road
4 learned, after which be viii be engineer
Mrs. Kneeland Kelton wss happily sur
prised at her home on school street last
week by a birthday anniversary VISIT rom
a number Of friends who presented
purse OF money as souvenir q the oeca-
sion. -,
MI. aud Mrs. W. II. Gladdiug and Miss
4 Cora White reached home the 10Th aiter
nearly two weeks absence spent ID az
/ tending the Uniyersalisi State convention
AT Brattleboro and IN visiting deorBe
I Cladding in Laconia, y, IL.
Mrs. Byron Manchester has gone Y
Rtyerroad, n. j., to see her mother, Mfs.
Irene Dyer, and her sister, MIS-. 0hafles
I Nichols with whom Mrs. Dyer makes
I bsr homo The latter has been in feeble
I heaIfh lately. Mrs. Manchester visits en-
Toute also Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson IN
+ Brattleboro.
DR.. Henry B. Mcintyre and ~ brother-
in-Iaw. Or. Guy Loudon Of burlington,
are on a hunting expedition "a the AT
/ rondarks. into whose forests they pene-
rated from ST. Regis Falls, y. \. During
I their absence, Mrs. Loudon ana son ~
4 with her parents, DR.. and Mrs H. H. ny
/ lntyre.
Miss Gretchen Nichols Of Dinuoa, al
/ who, with her cousin, MISS Msin lt,iti,,,,
i guire. OF Honey Creek, Wis, y VISITING
4 her grandparents, Judge and MIS-. WI.
4 n Nichols. Is 10 be Joined ~ Noyell ~ ~
+. ~ her mother, Mrs. Bates Nlchots, loI
4 ~ remainder Of her stay extending INTO
/ December.
i, notice court Tuesday morning, Frank
rashna pleaded guilty to intoXieatlon anu
was fined IS and costs with an altS ., ~
Il sentence OF ten days in the county All IN
waved examination on me ehaIg - .,,,rt
mo and was bound over TO county s9ui
Il Ire sum Of 800, for which he iurnisn ~
nail and in the afternoon went back " W n
work Of bod carrier on buliulnk
I White River Junction.
schools in the primary building oegsn
.hn faIl term Monday with the toiio"lus
rsyistration - First grade, 81; second anl i
I'M t6ir6 grades. 90; fourth grade, y aaa
ann. ~. making tai o. A99 Pttft.h J
h ad5ln - "a this the number in the H ,,!I
Aqe,J nuilding al the opening the iltn,
- totsl registration for the frst day =
tonnd ID be 800, an increase OF 10 a. eo'"
,ered with the first day last year
George +. Hutchinson underwent Ia; INV
Thursday third operation On RI ~ IN
t.,s5 bich was so badly mangled ~ M
hah I5as ~ salisbury Brothers factory
loiee weeks ago. At The time q the aecl,
s s,nt NJ thumb was cut Of at the hEst
ug ,,,, an ma ne tirst two fingers AZ the SEC