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

Miss Bernice McCollom is eBiavjng sn
outing at Mascoma lake. A'
Hiram Johnson OF Woodstock yisito5
MS cousin l.. b. Johnson, FRIDAY.
A son was born Sunday 10 Mr.. and AT-s
orieh lalmann on the Jacob Flint
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Brooks. who csp,.
| nom HIghgaIe Springs the san. leff Non
Jay night Tor their home in Albany. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush, EMPLOYED the
last Tour months al Charles Bl6dgeff's
nave gone to Connecticut to look for an
/ opening.
h. 3: Hammitt Of Hartford. Conn. Joined
/ ms VIE and Tour daughters at Mrs. Alice
FISHERS Friday aud took his family home
Monday.
Miss Bernice Morrill, returned to Tun-
weeks with her grandparents M, and
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons OF West
! Somerville, Mass, are al the Parsons
! farm for his vacation from the Thresber
I Silk store In Boston.
Miss Ida Rand is staying with her uncle
| f. e. Rand, IN Saxtons River and will also
/ visit her grandparents in Townshend dur
| ing two weeks absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Rising took their
! departure to Providence, r. l., the 10th
I after vacation period with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. \, Rising
| Mrs. Willis Howard went to Windsor
/ Friday aud the next day accompanied her
/ brother, Wilbur B. spaulding and family
/ on feN days trip TO Block Island.
| Mr.. sud Mrs. Cherries Quaid have been
entertaining her brother and bis wife, Mr.
and Mrs I. Curley Of Concord, n. H., who
came the 9th and went away the 18th
/ Miss Stella Watson spent Sunday with
/ Miss Sarah Chedel in Franklin Falls, y
/ H., and then proceeded TO Lynn, Mass, to
I be the guest Of Miss Jennie Granger for
couple Of weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Beedle had with
them from Friday TO Sunday William
+ Bradley and daughter, Miss Ila and
/ friend o. the latter, Miss Maud Richard
son, all Of Woodstock.
Rev. George Laid, ore Of Randolph's
/ Cong'l pastors who Is now settled over the
church in Westerly, K. J., has been pass
/ ing vacation Of two OF three weeks with
4 his father, Mason W, Ladd in Woodstock
Mrs Luna c. Beard Of Knoxville, Tenn,
/ Is with her brother, r. A. Griswold, arriv-
/ ing the 18th at the Reservation, where she
/ found her daughter, Miss Stella Beard Of
/ Far Rockaway, \. Y, who came the week
/ before.
Miss Carrie B. Young, who went West
about four years ago, is now located IN
Auburn, Wash, as an employee OF the
Auburn Argus Office and has purchased
/ cottage for 200, Of which she has already
taken possession.
Rev. Cleland B. McAfee, pastor Of the
] s.Nsf "a IA
I BROOKLYN. n ", and Mrs. Nc Afee arrived
Saturday and were the guests OF their pa
| rishioners, Col. and Mrs. A. 3. Chandler,
at Mari-Castle until Tuesday
The Demerrit & Palmer corn canning
company has about 25 boys and girls OF
various sizes busily engaged In picking
| beans at Mrs Ida Mann's farm. The chill
dren are carried TO and from their work
and earn all the way from five to eighteen
cents an hour.
Miss Edith Barnes OF Barre, a former
assistant teacher 10 the Randolph High
I school, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| ri. Powers Friday and Saturday. Miss
/ Barnes has been teaching Ia Plymouth,
/ y. IL, lately and returns to that school ~
/ September for another year.
August is, Bennington Battle day, on
which the fathers Of l777 inundated them
selves on the altar Of Patriotism TO re-
pei an invading army Of British, and on
which the mothers Of 1905 immediate them
| selves al the kitchen fire to meet hospit-
ably an army OF Old Home week visitors.
I Mrs. viii Whipple Of Purchase, y. Y,
Who is remembered as May Colburn In
Randolph, where she attended school,
reached town last Thursday and remained
until Saturday with Miss Jennie Godfrey,
Mrs. Whipple's home IN Purchase Is on
4 M farm Of Whitelaw Reid, OF which her
+ husband has charge.
Dr. Z. n. Stewart, dentist and promi-
nent citizen OF Joliet, lH., was with bis
4 brot her Or. G. f. Stewart, few days, ana
1 Monday went 20 Boston, from which CITY
! he Is expected back today 20 start tomor-
row Tor the West. He has been very sue
/ cessful 10 his profession ana Is az present
/ president Of the dental society Of TWO
I counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Turnbull and Mr..
and Mr.. A. L, Dodge were an automobile
narty from Barton Landing that stopped
here last Thursday 10 see q cousin OF the
fades Mrs. Belle DUBOIS. Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs Turnbull went on 10 Plainheld
leaving Mr. and Mrs, Dodge 10 follow
tbcm bv train Monday after spending a
day at Jacob Litchteld's,
Herman r. Morse, al one time a resident
lofthis village and now a member q the
hardware firm Of Bailey q Morse in Mont
nelier. was married Wednesday evening,
m Sin. 70 Mrs. Viola J. Billings, q sue
cessfuI teacher for the last Is years IN the
eighth and ninth grades Of the Montpelier
school. The wedding took place at the
(1oyerdale farm Of Bingham Marvin,
friend 81 the couple, who were united ~
marriage by Rev. II. A. Roberts, ID. D., IN
Inc presence OF the Marvin family and Z
lew relatives. The parlor was decorated
lar the wedding with evergreen, ferns ana
NOTED plants, and following the service q
COLLATION. was served in the dining room'
which had also been beautitied with now
ers and foliage. The bride was dressed IN
| brown wolfe, trimmed with white passe-
menterie, aud carried handkerchief
trimmed with duchess lace. Mr.. ana MIS-
| Morse vent 10 Glens Falls, y. Y, on a ten
davsi trip. and on their return viii i've ~
NSDtreiler Al y ST. Paul street, where the
bride mas had her home for several ears
| Croup instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
FclectTic OIL. Perfectly safe. Never tails'
At any drug store.