Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

Miss Pierce OF Springfield, Mass, is
visitor at Elm cottage.
Miss Mary Pratt OF Montpelier is with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 5. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eugene Kimball oi
New York are at Montague place.
Miss Stella Flint is passing couple of
months in Northfeld with her cousin,
Mrs. A, G. Cook.
Mrs. S. 5. Briggs and her grandson,
Fred Granger, are in Brockton, Mass,
going Wednesday.
Mrs. Harrison Of Orange, y. j., is the
i guest of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. b. Dillon at
7 the Moulton homestead.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Peavey and grand
daughter OF Roxbury, Mass left here
I yesterday for Pittsheld, ". n.
+ Mrs. d. j. O Neill Of Boston is here for a
I two weeks stay at Allen Flint, Jr.'s, and
with friends in North Randolph.
[ John Cotey has been to Mediield, Mass,
I to see his daughter, Miss Mary d. Cotey,
who is nurse in a hospital there.
John Delaney, who brought his niece,
Miss Adelaide Pratt, home from Worces-
ter, Mass, went back to the city Wednes-
day.
DR.. j. z. Clifford and II. w. Vail were at
Lake Mitchell yesterday at the annual
meeting OF the directors OF the lake asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bemis of ChstHeld,
Minn., who were on their way to Saratoga
Springs, n. Y, stopped at II. 5. Booths
over Monday night.
The Rochester club and its friends, TO
the number of 10, had delightful basket
picnic Tuesday in the maple grove on
Alfred Eaton's farm.
Willis Chandler, who had been at Long
lake in this AdiroDdacks with a camping
.me.. gaa.a - .l.sgA
Mari-Castle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Brigham are enter
tanning Mrs. Brigham's sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Martin OF
Newton Highlands, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Jones started yes
terday for their future home in Alberta,
Can, stopping over one train in Northheld
for farewell call on his parents.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge has returned from
Hyannis, Mass, where she has been at
tending summer session Of the Normal
school and taking special course IN arts
and crafts.
Mrs. w. K. Clark was in Springfield,
Mass, and New Haven, Conn, from Sat
urday to Tuesday with Mr. Clark, who is
expected in Randolph the 18th for his va
cation outing.
j. r. Angel is another village candidate |
for agricultural honors and brings for |
ward in support of his claim a potato |
raised this season weighing one pound and |
seven ounces. The potato bugs having |
that field in charge must be "pizen" mad. |
Besides the program as previously an
nounced, there will be at the Grange |
meeting Saturday evening a discussion as
to whether it Will be advisable for the |
West Randolph grange to hold affair this |
fall. Arthur Vaughan will present the |
subject for the consideration OF the |
patrons.
sherman r. Moulton, who had been
speaking at Fusion rallies in Caledonia
county, came from Newport Saturday to
her Monday TO their home in
Since their marriage in june,
they have made their headquarters with
bis parents in Randolph.
A. n. Hayes was bringing a load OF logs
down tue Rochester road Monday when
the chain broke and he was thrown off,
his right shoulder blade.
Enough so badly hurt, ne mounted the
load again after it had been fixed up and
drove home, managing the reins with his
left hand.
Col A. B. Chandler's birthday auniver-
.ary had an informal and rather i'm
1romptu celebration Monday at Mari
Castle, where about 20 of his friends as
iembled 10 greet him on his return from
drive. The Colonel shared the hon0rs Of
he occasion with one OF his guests, VIM.
B. Dillon of the Moulton homestead,
whose birthday anniversary falls on the
same date.
DR.. aud Mrs. j. ID. Wheeler and the lat
.er's mother, Mrs. Ariston Sanford, of
Maiden. Mass, have been entertained by
Chief Justice and Mrs. j. W. Rowell. The
doctor went the 21st to White River juno
ion and, meeting Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs.
sanford there today, Will proceed with
hem directly TO maiden. DR.. and Mrs.
W heller and DIR. and Mrs. Gilman
Wheeler have lately been to an osteopathic
at Put-in- Bay, Ohio.
Schools in the town districts will begin
he fall term Sept. 10, and these teachers
nave been engaged East Randolph lower
school, Miss Ina Emery; Adams district,
Mrs Henry Holman; Beanville, Miss Car
ne Eaton: Fish hill, Miss Annie Fowler;
Temple district, Miss Carie Dearing;
south Randolph, Miss Marion Whitney;
Noah Clark district, Miss Bernice Flint;
North Randolph, Miss Ada Austin; Grow
district, Miss Lena Hunt.
Camp Randolph. nighgate Springs,
.losed its boarding house Tuesday after a
good season, there having never
been, it IS thought, more people IN camp
han this summer. AT present Mr.. and
Mrs. David BoswOrth OF Bristol and par {
y Of seven are occupying cottage there, Z
he l.. p Thayer cottage is open, and Mrs.
:. G.. Ham, Mrs. Jennie Crown and Miss
Ninnifred Horton are still at the Dean
,ottage Misses Gail and Genieve Lamson /
nd Miss Mary Webb have returned from !
heir outing in camp.
The Corner drug store, which bad been
losed a few weeks, pending settlement ;
4 the affairs Of the proprietor, +. =. !
8rvan, was opened yesterday by Victor A. .
irant OF Bethel, no has purchased the
,ropsrtv Of Mr.. Bryan's brother. Frank
4. Bryan Of Montpelier. Mr. Grant viii !
outinue to run his store IN Bethel but ,
gil move his family back to Randolph 7
y the near future. For the present be
giu be assisted in the Corner store BY {
iiss Gertrude Trerise, who has previously
lerked in the establishment. The stand O
) an excellent one, and Mr.. Grant and bis s
amily will be cordially welcomed to Ran
.olph.