Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-27

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Friday night from a several weeks stay
in ST. Paul, Mimi, and was accompanied
By her sister, Miss Clara Booth, who
viii remain with her sister and father,
william Booth, for some time.
George sparhawk started Saturday on
his return to his home at Beaver, Pa,
stopping en- route 70 visit college class
mate, Prof. Charles d. Hazen, in North
ampton, Mass. Mrs. Sparhawk and two
sons will remain for longer visit.
Mrs. John Aldrich Of Springfield, Mass.
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Howard
for few days, returned Monday TO her
home IN Springfield, and Mr.. AIdrich,
who had been here a longer time, left
Monday afternoon for Burlington.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Swan of Bridge
port, Conn.,, guests for several seasons at
the Center, who have been passing the
summer IN various localities in Vermont,
are making their headquarters for a week
at the Inn, coming here from Stove.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Stimets and baby from
Barnard visited MIR. Slimets here from
Thursday till Saturday. They we're ac-
companied by a friend, Miss Charlotte
Myers, from New Haven, Conn, who ad
been visiting Mrs. Stimets in BsrnarG for
few days.
Miss Leonora Campbell, who had been
at the Church farm the past five weeks,
left Saturday for Boston and from there
returned TO her home in New York.
Other recent departures from the farm
we're Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Webber of
Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamson are enter
tanning Mrs. Lamson's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ferguson of New
York, who arrived last Thursday. They
expect soon to take a three months trip
to Havana, Mexico, Wyoming and various
places through the West.
| Mrs. Ellen Huntington is recovering
! from a fall downstairs, which sue sus-
\ tanned about two weeks ago. She fell with
lighted lamp in her hand, but the blaze
| fortunately went out without doing any
4 damage Mrs. Huntington was somewhat
\ bruised and her back quite severely
/ sprained, but she is now able to be about a
/ little.
While shingling at NJ. c. RowelPs last
week, the staging, on which Lyman Flint
was standing, broke, letting him fall to
the ground. Two or three others, who
were on the staging at the same time,
saved themselves from falling. Mr.. Flint
was quite badly bruised on the right
shoulder and arm, but no bones were
Z broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert f. Smith are ex-
4 pected to arrive tomorrow for short visit
among friends in this vicinity. Mr..
l Smith. who Is a brother of George {.
Smith OF Brookfeld and DR.. Z, A. smith
OF Weston, VT, graduated from Randolph
| High school, class OF 1888, and later took a
course at Dartmouth. For the past six
/ years he has been engaged in the real es-
/ tate and building business at Los Angeles
I Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are on quite an
extended trip Of two or three months
duration.
! Mrs. Harriet Burnap is visiting her
/ father and sister, Dea. w. f. and Miss G,
/ Kate Howard, coming last Thursday
/ She was accompanied by her lit lie grand
daughter, Elizabeth Whitney, whose
brother, David, is with his grandmother,
Mrs. Elliott, in sutton, y. H., while theii
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Ernest whitney,
are becoming settled in their new home in
Kenneth square, near Philadelphia, where
they have Just moved from Wakefield
Mass.
The Brooklyn W hist club observed
Gentlemenis night the 18th, being enter
tanned By Mrs. c. 5. Booth. The guest oil
honor was X. S. Spear Of Boston, who
was visiting at the home OF his sister
Mrs. b. r. Herrick. There were ten
tables and the prizes were presented (
the winners by Mr.. spear, MISS hhlt
1 seymour, who won the first prize, re-
eeived china cocoa pot with cups ano
saucers; Mrs. Ernest Tracy, who CANT
next, had half dozen beautiful emma
teacups and saucers Of japanese design
The first BOBBY prize was awarded Mrs
LII. +. sharpe being a silver cream iadle
and the second fell to Mr. Speare himself
who gave il to the one scoring next, A
IN. Hubbard, il beng a silver butte
! Knife and sugar shell. Refreshments 0
ice cream and cake were served.