Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
Randolph.
GEoRoIA wHITE. LoeaI Editor.

mrs Nellie Bishop Of BROOKLYN \ y
= stay Ing al W. p. Flint's.
Mr. and Mrs. Claute A. Z. Rlaelbr :,
-Ne" YORK are guests at Elm cottage.
Mss Eliza Goodhsrt has succeeded Me-
eaagei9ytl serbner as clerk in the Ran.
ar. and Mrs. Charles Kinesburv nj
Noht peher were with their cousins. AZ
anu MS + =. Drew, over Sunday.
Ars' Emma Durkee. who was with he,
son D. A. DuFkee, and other friends r.
Tow some time, has gone back 10 EsseX
| r. A. fortln and family have moved
paek 10 the Brooks block after living !
street. muse On iiAis
Mis- Maud Dutlon, stenoRrapber for tbe
Peerless company % Barton. was ~ guesi
| OF Miss lnez Litchtield from Friday h
Mrs. Mary +. Barnes Of Auburn. n Y
mas been with her sister, Mrs. Anna Ames
since saturday, coming then from a tour
/ " the White mountains and Old Orchard
Mrs +. X. lngalsbe OF Boston arrived
saturday from Oakfeld, n. y, where she
had been paying VISIT 10 her husband's
relatives, and Is with her mother. Nrg
r. BiNby, for the present.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lane have been en-
tertaining his half brother and wife. M
aud drs. Dana Lathe Of Manchester.
H., who went away Monday after passing
three weeks in this vicinity.
Miss Clara Bean, who has been en-
/ ployed this season at the Frontenac
among the ThousaBd Islands Of The st.
Lawrence, Is 10 teach the coming wear h
the seventh grade Of the Pr ctor schools.
Of which W 2. Abbott is principal. The
schools In Proctor open sept. q.
Robert Allen OF Canaan. n. n. Joined
bis wife and son the 28th al the home al
his brother, 4. W. Allen, and took them
Tuesday TO Middlebury 10 spend a
week, after which they will be here again
Alr. Alien s nephew, Glenn, made the jour
hey with them, travelling by wheel.
Nj and Mrs. G. B. Hollis have rented
o. the I. +. Emerson company the new
house adjoining Z, II. Stacks on Terrace
street. They expect 10 move shortly from
the Cong'l parsonage " hich viii be occu-
pied the first Of October by is recent pur-
chaser, A. G. Osgood, and family.
Prof W. n. Cummings. who had been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers.
started Friday on bis wheel for Ciaremont,
,. H., and his daughter, Miss julia. went
the next day 20 Plainfeld 10 spend a week
or SO. Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Stow 81
Chelesa were at Mr. Powers the 2ith.
Mrs NJ. A. Cushing came from Bethel
last Thursday 70 see her cousin, Mrs. F.
q. Smith, with whom she STAYED until
saturday al the home Of Mrs. Smiths
daughter, Mrs. @. " Dukett The day 81
her guest e departure, Mrs smith returned
q Mortified, having been IN Randolph
about three months.
An item IN the Alton IN. W Enter
prise OF August % states that "a very
pleasant evening was spent at the home Of
: A. Kelley 10 Alton, the 18th. the occa-
sion being a surprise party given IN honor
Of Miss Essie l.. Smith Of Randolph. The
guests, 80 In number enjoyed refresh
ments Of Ice cream and cake
Mrs. 4. g. Ham, Mrs. Jennie Crown aud
Miss Winnitred Horton ended their two
weeks outing at Camp Randolph, High
gate Springs, the 25th. Mrs. Ham and
Mrs. Crown came back 10 Randolph, and
Miss Horton went to her home in Pier
mont, y. H., for the remainder Of her va
cation from the duties Of head nurse al
the sauatorium.
Alexander Stevenson Of Jacksonville.
Cal, has been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Myron Gay, and renewing acquaintance
with his comrades OF Company c. 18th
Vermont, among whom are G. ". Barnes.
J. p. Lsmson, G. w. A. Putnam, Deacon
VI. +. Howard, NJ. ". Chadwick, II. c.
Gilbert aud Walter Carpenter. Mr.. Stey.
enson enlisted Ia Mortified.
Mrs G. L. Adams arrived Friday from
Howell, Mica, and Is with her parents
Rev, Or. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper. Rev.
Mr. Adams who came East with his
49,. L.
iugtOn and Nilliamstown before joining
her in Randolph. Their stay is limited as
Mr. Adams must return before the APP
preaching session Of the Michigan Metho-
dist conference
Guy Osha has finished work for n. w.
Udall in the latters iewclry store and is
spending this week at his home in Gran
vilie Monday be will start for Phiiadel-
phil 10 attend the Philadelphia College OF
Horology and on the way viii visit bis
brother IN New London, Conn. George
Dickinson will accompany him 10 Phils-
delphia Ia which city Mr.. Dickinson has
two sisters living, whom he has not seen
for II years.
Rev. ". J. sparhawk has received a
unanimous call TO the pastorate Of the
Plymouth Congl church OF East Charles
ton in Orleans county and enters upon
MS AAHhEH INT HENOuN f0NAtlhN III NGBlNll-
Der. He has been supplying in Richmond
the last two Sundays in the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. f. p. Treat, on a vacation. |
Monday evening Mr.. Sparhawk and his
sister. Miss Blanche, assisted at a musical /
in Hartland, and last night took part in a
musical program IN Chelsea.
The recent gift OF Nathan W. Pennock |
Of Someryille, Mass, TO the kimball Pub |
lie library comprises three copies OF
aMusket aud Sword, a narrative of the |
Civil war written BY Mr. Pennock's friend, |
Edwin c. Bennett, brevet lieutenant I
colonel Of L. S. volunteers; a French Eng |
fish testament; Lempriere's Classical Die I
tionary. giving a full account Of all the 4
proper names mentioned n ancient his 4
tory, also the heather deities and mytho- 1
logical heroes; a calf-bOund history OF /
Vermont BY Samuel Williams, Ii. D., /
printed in 1909; "The District School as Il I
Was" humorously sketched by Warren
Burton; and "Chinese Classics translated 4
by James Legge, d. d.. from the works OF
Confucius and Mencius. The books are
some OF them valuable for their antiquity /
a. wall a. their Eu hiact matter.