Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. James +. Nc Call returned Friday
from few days stay at Exeter, n. II.
Fred Chatfield OF Montpelier was with
his father, ID. L. Chatfield, over Sunday.
Mrs Josephine Spicer is visiting at
J Jackson Parker's in Brookfield for a week.
Miss Mabel Lamb OF Warren has been
q guest al W. W. Campbell's this week.
Miss Clara Torrey is spending the week
with relatives in Bethel, going Monday.
Miss Winnifred Chadwick visited her
I brother, Fred. in Barre the la / OF the week.
Mrs. +. \. King came Monday from
! Tunbridge and has been visiting at NJ. Z.
Rowells.
Rev. A. 5. II. Wiusor Of Ashland, Pa,
held service in st. Johns church Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. o. Theron, sister of Mrs
Edward Rye, from Swantou is her guest
! for q week.
/ DR.. +. {. Noble OF Montreal was a guest
/ from Friday till Sunday OF his aunt, Mrs.
/ J. j. Trerise.
I Mrs. NJ. II. Lombard OF Winchester,
/ Mass, a guest OF Mrs. J. F. Mead, went
away Tuesday.
| Mrs. L. II Rumrill IS in Barre visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. Burton Tenney, going
last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary j. Blood went Saturday to
East Randolph to sp nd week or two at
! G. G. Ordway's.
Miss Olive Sargent left Tuesday for
Boston, where she is to work in the
Thresher Silk store.
Fred Rand OF Montpelier is visiting at
the nome Of his aunt, Mrs. ID. y. Coolidge,
and at 5. w. Howards.
Lewis Jerd, who had been visiting his
brother, r. n. Jerd, in Canton, n. Y,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas OF Peabody,
Mass, came Saturday TO visit their uncles,
Il. A. and r. B. Thomas.
Miss Sadie Lamb returned Friday to her
home in Mortified after a weeks visit to
her sister, Mrs. w. b. Wall.
AT the Grange meeting next Saturday
evening, a feature OF the program will
be a drlll by sixteen young ladies.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher, who was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Estabrooks over Sun
day, left Monday for Jeffersonville.
William Dewey Mann came Saturday
from Dewey's Mills to visit his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mann.
Charles II. Pratt returned yesterday to
the Perkins institution, South Boston, 10
resume his duties for the coming season.
Miss Jennie Babbitt, who had been
spending the summer with Mrs. Mary
Granger, returned today 10 Brockton,
Mass
Mrs. George Dutton returned Saturda ay
10 her home in Greenfield, Mass, after
few weeks visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Abbott.
John Laayitt returned Saturday to West
Somervile, Mass, having been guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Hutchinson for
few days.
Miss There's Pierce went back Friday
TO her home in Springfield, Mass, having
been a guest Of Mrs. James +. Mccall for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hobart and daughter
came last Thursday from Essex jus ction
for a visit 10 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hobart.
Mrs. W. j. Blodgett left yesterday for
Boston to visit her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Case, having received word OF the serious
illness Of Mr.. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Newton, who had
been at w. b. Wallis for the past three
weeks, have re- urned to their home IN New
York, leaving Saturday.
WE. Blodgett aud wife OF Saratoga,
y. ". who had been visiting relatives IN
town for the last two weeks started Tor
home Monday morning.
The Junior class Of the X. II. 5. will hold
a sale OF homemade candies In the Howe
block next Saturday afternoon, Sept. y,
from 80 O'Clock on. All come.
Miss Mertie Wood reached home Mon
day after a stay of two months with her
brother. Charles F. Wood, IN Newtonville,
Mass. and at Annisquam beach
Mrs, Clarence Osha and daughter, Doris,
are visiting her parents in Rochester, and
will spend a little time with relatives IN
Hancock and Braintree before their return.
Bateman Bowman, who has been hall
man in Hotel Griswold at New London.
Conn, arrived home last week Tor q visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Bowman.
Gen. and Mrs e. p. Miller came Mon
dav from pomfret and Mrs. Ellen Chand-
ier Inc same day from i1gton to
spend week with their sister, Mrs. II. ii.
Mcintyre.
Mr. aud Mrs. e. W. Tewksbury reached
nome tuesday after an outing OF few
weeks al York Beach, Me-, and yesterday
MIR. and Mrs A. b. Tewksbury and Mrs.
II. r. Upham left for three weeks there.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt, who had been
visiting at Miss Ada Burroughs ana Mrs.
Abbie Bingham's, left yesterday, accom-
nsnied by Mrs. Bingham, to visit 81 Soutn 4
Royalton and Nashua, \. H., on the way
TO her home in Boston.
Miss Julia Cummings, who had been
with her mother in Plsinfield the past
I bree weeks. was with her grandparents,
Nr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers, the first Of
I ~ week. returning Wednesday 10 her
home in Claremont, y. II.
Mrs. L. : Dudley was somew hat bruised
and suffered the ruin Of part of her apparel
while trying to dismount from team I
sunday. v hose horse had become fright
ened al an automobile. She fell under the
v heels and the horses feet.
seven members Of Fern Rebekah lodge
Visited Home lodge 81 Bethel Tuesday
evening and assisted IN celebrating the .
Sin anniversary Of the Rebckah DEPART .
meut. Home lodge conferred the degree
followed by banquet and speeches.
Nr-. Della Tflson and her niece, Hiss
Fsnnie Bass. arrived Monday from Mid
sIaser. Nrs. Tilson viii remain for visit
gTifb her ster. Mrs b. I Pratt. but Miss
Pas- vent on the next day % Mort hamp-
f1r. Mass. where she attonds school.
prank r. Mann continues critically II
at his home in Springfield, VI. j vas de-
rf,7ed that the proposed operation "oula
nof benefit him and none was performed.
I4e has cancer in the mouth, and his ieet
A. rangrtnous. possibly resulting from
another Internal cancer.
Mrs Ernest Sargent and baby came