Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16

Await the day when women come
Into the ballot right.
Miss Amy Bateman Of Boston has been
visiting Mrs. w. w. Sprague.
Samuel L. Howell of Philadelphia is at
The Manchester, arriving Monday.
Master Robert Bruce is enjoying an out
ing in Gilead with Clifford Averill.
+. A Thomas was in New York last week
to visit the city's dry goods markets.
Mrs. Jeanette Howe and son Of North
field are passing the week at +. Z. Wy
mans.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. J. d. Mitchell Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Miss Josie Ready is at her home IN Bur-
lington for a weeks vacation from Bell
Brothers store.
Miss Sarah Haven OF Milford, Mass, a
visitor at Charles Stevens, was among the
arrivals yesterday.
Madam Kilburn left Caspian lake the
18th for her home with her son, Z. T.. Kill
burn, in this village.
Miss Adelaide Pratt is in Worcester,
Mass, whittier she accompanied her cous-
in, Miss Gertrude Delaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bruce of Brattle-
boro are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Bruce, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ide Sargent OF Patterson,
". ", who are in Granville this summer,
came Monday to ID. ID. Howe's.
The Rochester club will have a picnic
dinner at Alfred Eaton's next Tuesday 10
which members and friends are invited.
J. f. Francis, Mrs. J. X. Smith and two
daughters, Dorothy and Lillian of New
York, are boarders at the Church farm.
Miss Mary A. Connolly of Washington,
ID. c., is in Randolph on her annual yaea-
tion from the government printing ONCE.
Rev. G. f. Ladd OF Westerly, II, l., is
calling on his former parshioners in the
village and next Sunday is to preach in
Barre.
Sherman K. Moulton, ESQ, candidate for
secretay state on the Fusion ticket, is one
OF the campaign speakers for his party in
Caledonia county.
Mrs. Eugene Ellison is camping with
DIR. and Mrs. S. n. Gould at Queen City
park and from there will go to her broth
eris in Huntington.
Mrs. l.. j. Waite, after a sojourn Of eight
weeks at the II. l.. Bass farm, started yes
terday for Washington, ID. g stopping at
Brattleboro en- route.
Mrs. Ida Young, the nurse, who had
been caring tor the sick at Wallace Blanch-
ards in Brookileld, was called to Mont
pelier to take case Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Hadaway OF Brockton, Mass,
and her sister, Miss Fannie Loring OF DuN-
bury, Mass. have been with Rev. and Mrs.
Y. NJ. Fowler siace Monday.
Or. Charles Cushman Of Chicago is in
town, and Tuesday his sister and her hus-
band. Or. aud Mrs. Francis Eaton, re-
turned from a short season in camp at
Greensboro.
Mrs. Emma c. Knowlton is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. s. s. Greene, and the lat
ters grandson, Stephen Greene, Of Buffalo,
n. Y, who came Tuesday Mrs. Harriott
Knowlton of Gaysyille was here Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Campbell, who had been
the guest of Miss Mary 5. Dubois, left
Friday to spend a little time in New
Hampshire and Boston before going back
to Wallingford, Conn.
John Boyce OF Washington, ID. C., who
Is employed by the Cunning Advertising
company, has been at Mrs. NJ. O. Boyces
a few days and was called to East Bethel
yesterday by the serious illness OF his SIS
ter, Mrs. w. W. Rogers.
George 5. Hutchinson started yesterday
on a ten days trip to Worcester, Mass,
and Portland, Me. Mrs. Hutchinson, who
has been visiting in Massachusetts,, joined
him in Worcester, where he has sister,
Mrs J. +. Tilson, living.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt have Mr..
Pratt's sister, Miss Anna Pratt, and Mr..
Ed. Luck OF Burlington, with them. The
Pratts, who have lately moved back
here from Burlington, are living In the u.
q. Bass house on School street.
Miss Ida Battles is in Randolph again
after nearly years absence in Chicago,
Belyidere and Sterling, Ill. ln Belvldere
she found Mrs. Harriet (Webster) Willard
and at Sterling are living the family oi
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, at one time a Baptist
pastor in this place.
The II. c. Woodworth Real Estate agen-
cy has sold for Frank Thresher his farm IN
Braintree. known as the Bower place, to r.
Brown of Fairfield, who will occupy II the
1st OF November. One thousand dollars was
the price, and Mr.. Woodworth went 70
Fairfield yesterday to complete the trade.
George Blodgett Of Portland, Ore, who
i East on his wedding trip, is having
severe attack of pneumonia at Charles
Blodgett's, and his wife is too Ill In Mont
pelier to come to him. His brother, w.
h. Blodgett Of Saratoga Springs, \. y, ar
rived yesterday and found him little
better.
Prof. w. II. Cummings and his daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, OF Claremont, y. H., are
STAYING with Mr. ana MIS- a. H. ieN-
ers, who have also had as a guest their
niece. Mrs. Charles Ford Of Brattleboro.
The latter was on her way TO the Powers
farm to see her mother, Mrs. Sarah shortt
Powers.
A. +. Lane Of Mt Vernon, y. T., who
had been away on a months business trip
10 Seattle, Wash, and the west coast OF
Vancouver Island, Joined his wife and
daughters Saturday at Mrs. J. II. Moul-
toms. Tuesday ne started on another
Journey to East Harbor, Me, Boston and
New York, from which be viii return In
about ten days.
Nathan W. Pennock OF West Somerville,
Mass. has been greeting bis old acquaint-
ances in town and trying to convince his
incredulous friends that 50 hale and hear
iva gentleman can be bearing the burden
OF 81 years. He goes today to Bethel and
from there to Hartford 10 remain over
Sunday. His enjoyment of the good
things OF life Is still keen, and his COM
panionship with books Is Of the closest.
He brought some rare old volumes TO the
Kimball Public library, among them
history OF Vermont treating extensively Of
the French and Indian wars.