Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.


Mrs. A. E. Bass is with friends in
Laconia, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wall were in Mont
pelier yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Wyman is with her brother
Milan Hebard, in North Haverhill, N. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howard from
Franklin Fails, y. H., are at s. w. How
ards.
Mrs. o. E. Moore of Boston has been
the guest of Mrs. +. l.. Brooks since last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Amis of Gran
vile were entertained at II, III. Howard 8
Tuesday night.
Mrs. f. G. Ham has gone to South Par
sonfield, Me-, to spend a month among
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Btedle took car
rlage trip to Woodstock last week during
the fair period.
II. J. Hatch Of Manchester, N. H.. is
spending the week With his son, Ernest
Hatcn, and family.
Miss l.. j. Drake of Nashua, N. H., who
had been passing month at A. III.
Beedle's went away Monday.
Chester Reyn olds and bride left Friday
for STAFFORD after stay of three days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Reynolds.
Miss Maud Hatch OF Cambridge, Mass,
is with her father and sister, Z. A. and
Miss Alice Hatch, for month.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. o. Preston OF Concord,
n. H., stopped here over one train Satur-
day to see their uncle, NJ. f. Preston.
Don Moore came from Sharon Sunday to
accompany home the next day his wife
and son, who had been at o. j. Marcott's a
week
Mrs. f. g. Ham and Mrs. E. s. Tracy
will entertain the Woman's Literary club
next Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Tracy's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Riford were in
Waitsfield last Thursday 10 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Riford's cousin, Mrs. A. A.
Kneelanj.
Mrs. Edwin Morgan is away on a visit
to her aunts, Mrs. Paine in West Somer-
vile, Mass, and Mrs. Spooner in Plym-
outh, Mass.
George l.. Gladding of Laconia, n. H., is
visiting his brother, w. II. Gladding. and
his sisters, Mrs. j. f. Chadwick and Mrs.
V. A. Grant.
Mrs. Gemont Graves of Burlington was
in Randolph Tuesday and Wednesday. be-
ing entertained at Hon. VIM. II. Dubois
and c. F. Moulton's.
The Fish and Game Protective League of
Braintree will hold it's annual meeting at
the lower Brar ch schoolhouse Tuesday
evening, the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King, who were on
their way from Essex to Enfield, n. H.,
where they are to live in the future,
stopped here the I'd to see Mrs. Dillingham;
Waldo.
Miss Lena Ladeau OF Braintree, gradu-
ate OF the Waterbury hospital, has sue
ceeded Miss Sadie Kent as the trained
nurse in care of Judge Vim. III. Nichols,
who is gaining nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. W. Morse of Barre were
in this village and with Mr. Morse's
mother in Giiead Friday and SATURDAY.,
driving back to Barre the 30th. Their
Ruth, who has been in Gilead
coupe of weeks, is now with her aunt,
Mrs. Smalley, for few days.
1t is reported that the autumn and win.
ter schedule Of passenger trains goes into
effect on the Central Vermont railway next
Monday. The nor h. bound morning local
will reach this station about an hour later,
and the south bound evening train an
hour earlier. The sleeping car to New
York on these trains has been discon-
tinued.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Floy Sturtevant to
Hugh Mooney of st. Albans, to take place
at the Sturtevant home in that city
evening, Oct. IL. The BRIDE
elect was popular clerk in Bell Brothers
store for some time and has many friends
and acquaintance in town to extend con-
gratulations and good wishes.
The circulation of books from the Kim
ball Public library reached total OF 1917
In bor doiI -
81 20-21. One hundred and fifty-one
(12.4%) were class books, 1870 1850 juve-
niles and S76 (71.9qo) fiction. The ener-
vating summer weather is supposed to be
for the devouring appetite of
the novel readers, that brought the fiction
to such high percentage.
DR.. VanCotts was called from BROOKLYN,
N. Y, Sunday to attend Mrs. X. j. Kim
ball, who had been i'll at Montague Place
two or three days with severe cold.
Though the case was not serious, it was
thought best for Mrs. Kimball and her
elder daughter, Miss Clara, to return to
Brooklyn with the doctor that night, and
favorable reports Of the patient have since
been received. Monday the coachman
took the horses to the city, and yesterday |
Miss Annie Kimbal closed Montague !
Place for the winter and joined her family |
1t the Brooklyn home.
Seven carloads of tile for the sewerage
system have arrived, with one carload of /
ron pipe, and two more carloads of tile |
ire on the way. Contractor Teachout aud |
ais men began digging operations Tues
day below Montague Place, starting the I
line to E. A. Shattuck's on South Pleasant |
street, along which piles OF tile have been |
placed ready for laying. just as soon as
she survey is made for the main outfall, |
he workmen will make a second start on I
he system back of Osgood & Roundy's |
II hard frost holds off until |
it is thought half OF the |
system can perhaps be finished.
Mrs. e. ID. Segar of Burlington was in
,he village from Saturday to Tuesday to l
zee her father, c. +. Abbott, and other rel
,tives and friends before her departure to |
valdosta, Ga with Mr.. segar in few |
lays They will travel by way Of New /
York, Philadelphia and Bait more, stop
oing also at other points u interest en-
.oute Mrs. Segar will remain in Valdosta /
While her husband continues his business |
rip West, staying with her sisters, Mrs. |
W. II. Griffin and Miss Edith Abbott.
rhe latter has fully r covered her health
through the sojourn OF a year or two at
he South and is now teaching in the Val
losta High school.
Miss Gertrude Trerise has finished clerk
ng in the Corner drug store OF V. A. Graut
md has gone to Montreal to be cashier in
he large boarding house connected with
McGill college. Her cousin, DIR. II. G.
Noble, has charge OF the boarding house,