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

1 q
ing q week IN Claremont, Nh.
Mrs. I, A; segar Of Burlington is with
her sister Mrs. :, S. WhItcomb.
, Miss Elsie Martin of Wnlismstorn ia
with MI and Mrs. Eugene Marshall 80
Mrs. Z. b. Goodwin OF New york is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Planet
Mrs. William Bailey and Miss Ida visited
1 .r relatives IN Woodstock the 18TH and
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre went to BBrli,g.
ton Monday with her sister, Mrs. b. ii
Mrs. John Drew was with Miss Josepb.
me Kennedy 10 White River junction
over Sunday.
Miss Carrie Lille returned the 18th from
ten days absence IN Greenfield and
Springfield, Mass
Mrs. G. W. Douglass has been with her
relatives IN Montpelier and Barre lately
reaching home Monday.
| Mrs. Homer White was the guest az her
sister law, Mrs. +. b. Merrill. in Wood
stock last Thursday night.
Mrs. +. l.. Brooks has been entertaining
lately Mrs. Charles Ellis and daughter. Lu.
ttera, OF Somer le, Mass.
Mrs. +. I. Young Of ST. Adams has been
N town stree Saturday, visiting her sister.
Mrs. W. w. Bean, and others.
Mrs. Fostina Belknap OF Springfield.
Mass, came Saturday to be among her rel
atiNes 10 this vicinity little while.
Miss Georgia Holmes has arrived from
Orange, y. j., fora series Of visits at The
| Niswall cottage, stoneleigh and the Burt
farm.
daughter was born Sunday 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Sargent in Woodsvllle. n. H.
granddaughter Of Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre
Of Randolph
District ! q the Wcman's Relief Corps
viii meet n this village Saturday, Sept. I,
with delegates from Tunbridge, Chelsea.
Brookheld and South Royallon.
Mrs. Clayton Grain and son Of Water
bury were at 4. a. Hills over Sunday with
Mr. Crain, who has been engaged IN put
ting m the machinery az the corn canning
plant.
John r.. Spring arrived Friday from
Nashua, \. IT,, and took home the next
day his wife and two children, who had
been spending q few weeks with Mrs.
Springs father, J. d, Denison.
Mrs. Frank p. Bartlett Of Dorchester
Mass, has iOiDed her mother and sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. and Miss Mary Howard. COM
ing directly from a trip in Maine with
Mr. Bartlett, who viii reach here shortly
{. G.. Dubois has returned from a bust
ness trip South aud Is OF the Sanford farm
for q sOiourn Of three weeks with bis fami-
ly. He arrived Friday, bringing with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hall OF Chicago,
who were guests al the farm over Sunday.
Miss Marcia Amsden Of North Leomin.
sler, Mass, is passing two weeks vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Mary Ans
den. The latter, with Miss Marcia and
another daughter, Mrs. John Tilson, went
to Barnard Monday TO see her son, Edwin
Amsden and family.
The fourth birthday anniversary Of Miss
Bcrnice, daughter % Mr. and Mrs. ID. Hale
Flint, was made the occasion Of a delight
fol party Saturday for eight little people,
who ieasted on ice cream and cake and
had a very happy time. The small hostess
was the recipient Of many handsome pres
ents
Miss Georgia Mann, after a months rest
from her work at the Thresher silk store
IN Boston. has gone 10 Philadelphia TO
take charge OF the branch store in that
city while Miss Lula Thresber IS having
vacation. Miss Lula and her sister, Miss
Myrtle Of Boston, reached town Monday
night.
fits many friends in Randolph and It's
vicinity viii be glad % learn that Clarence
W. Hodges has recently been appointed
10 an important official position In the
service OF the American Locomotive com +
pany Of New York, with which be has
been connected Tor several years, receiving
such repeated promotions a. only come 70
those no are both capable and dIligent
I'm the performance OF the duties assigned
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dunn and two chill
dren Of Rutland, who were on carriage
tour, stopped az the Randolph Inn last
Thursday and Friday, coming from bred
Loaf lnu and continuing their travels 70
Woodstock Mrs. Dunn is a daughter Of
George Montgomery, who sold out his dry
goods business i'm this village 20 r. A.
Thomas and moved away about % years
ago, since which time Mrs. Dunn had moi /
been back here.
The candidates for certificates, Who took .
the examination for teachers in the High I
school room August Is and rs before Coun- /.
IL Examiner j. N. C0mstock Of chelsea |
were Blanche +. Bacon, Nina =. thnl' /
Maude y LADue. Della VI, LaDue, Blanche .
l.. Shepard, Braintree; Alice +. BroWheH' I
south Royalton Eta NJ kibbee, Brook 4
field, Carrie z. Draper Ruth ID. Draper /
Carrie NJ. Eaton, Nettye l.. Robbins, r ran
ces Hanlon, Lillian L. knowlton' KAN
dolph.
Miss Ethel Newton is having a two
weeks vacation from the HERALD once
and is at present enjoying an outing az
Mascoma lake, Enfield, y. H., where botn
she and her mother are members q tne
Marcott camping party with Miss Liza
beth Drmsn, a teacher in the pubIc
schools Of Boston. Miss Cora Martin, VINO
had been a guest at l.. I. Sparha"k $
went to the lake the 18th TO stay with lhe
McColloms DAY or two before proceed
ing to Chicopee, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Taylor OF west
Medford, Mass, took their departure sac
urdav. after having been month az Mrs.
II vi Tewksbury's. The other guests ~
Mrs. Tewksbury's, Prof. and Mrs. H. T..
SAWYER on Washington, ID. c. have gone
to The Manchester for the remainder OF
their stav as Mrs. Tewksbury Is 70 close
her house and accompany her daughter the
first of Septenlbe TO Hyde Park, where me
latter viii he preceptress Of the Lamoule
Central academy the coming year