Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. j. w. Gray of Waterbury, Conn.
is guest Of Mrs. F. II. Joslyn.
f. 7. Salisbury has been in Boston sew
eral days recently on a business trip.
] Miss Minnie Carpenter was il Roxbury
on business trip the last Of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Evans returned Friday from
/ Boston, where she had been for some time,
Miss Florence Forbes was in Braintree
over Sunday, guest OF Mrs. j. j.. Blanch.
II. w. Vail left Sunday for Syracuse,
4 n. 81, TO judge the cattle at the state fair.
Lloyd Riiord and Jack Vail were IN
! Pomfret the last OF the week on a hunting
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. webber Of Boston
are at the Church farm for a couple OF
weeks.
Miss Emma Patch is spending some
time at her home in East Granville, going
Saturday.
Misses Ella and Neva Claain Of Bethel
were guests Of Miss Ida Rand the last Of
the week.
Mrs. L. II. Rumrill and mother, Mrs. +.
A. stoughton, were in Royalton the first
/ Of the week.
Mrs. VIM Ryan and two sons went
I Friday 10 New York after spending the
( summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coy returned Sun
day to New York after spending a week at
/ w. b. Wallis.
Miss lisa Banister left Saturday for Mont
/ peller, where she has position with the
/ Union Card Co.
Mrs. Emily Bryant of South Royalton
/ came Friday to spend a few days with
/ Mrs. Ida Mann.
/ Laurel Spooner Of Bethel is living with
! Ia a "a has A fH "a
/ ing school here.
Miss Ella j. Brownell came Saturday
I from Pomfret to continue her studies in
the High school.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and little daugh-
ter went Saturday to Sharon to visit Mrs.
/ Reynolds sister.
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Mcintosh Of Mont
pelier spent Sunday with their brother,
/ W. A. Mcintosh.
Mrs. Carroll Post returned Friday to
| New York city after spending two weeks
at Montague Place.
Miss Sarah Hopkins, who had been at
\ The Manchester for two weeks, returned
Monday to Boston.
/ Miss Edith Howard resumed work at
| the Totman greenhouse Monday after a
! i've weeks vacation.
Fred Williams returned Saturday from a
visit OF two weeks to cousin, Erwin
Ayers, in Montpelier.
Rev. Fraser Metzger attended the con-
veBtien Of Christian churches held at
( Woodstock last week.
Miss L. sic Smith, who had been visiting
IN Alton, n. ", since the first Of July, re-
turned home saturday.
/ Mrs. A. b. Cushman, who has been con-
\ fined to the house several weeks by illness,
I is now able to ride out.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell left Saturday
/ for Bellows Falls, where she is to teach IN
7 the Parker Hin district.
Miss June Fassett went Monday to Bur-
Ilington and from there went to Brandon
4 to remain for some time.
/ Mrs. r. A. smith is entertaining her sis
I ter, Mrs. Frank Gates OF Ware, Mass,
who came last Thursday.
/ Kozsta Spear Of Boston is spending a
I two weeks vacation at the home OF his
\ sister, Mrs. b. r. Herrick.
/ Joe Goodhart was in Barre Saturday
4 playing " ith the Brookiield baseball team
against the Barre Crescents.
stuart Levison, who had been in Ran
dolph for a couple OF months, returned
Sat urday TO Brooklyn, \. Y.
Miss Ellen Pennock Of somerville,
| Mass, has been recent visitor at W. ii.
Dubois and c. r. Changers.
Miss Louise Drake of Nashua, \. H.,
came last Thursday for a visit OF two or
three weeks at A. II. Beedle's.
Mrs. A. j. Kimball OF Burlington was
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dukett from
Tuesday till Saturday OF last week.
Mrs. McGlafiin and grandson, Loren
| Fldredge, returned Saturday from
weeks visit to relatives in Warren.
Mss Lena McGee Of Bolton, who had
4 been a guest of Miss Eva Greene for
week, returned Saturday to her home.
Mrs. Charles w. Howard and daughter,
| Miss Blanche. returned Friday to Boston,
after week spent at I. +. Copeland's.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Morgan aud chill
dreu returned saturday to New YORK city
after a months stay at Edwin Morgan's.
Miss Maud Worthing, the nurse, who
had been al the home OF nr. }. y. triHords
is now at Montpelier caring for the SICK.
Johp Butterfield reached home Sunday,
having completed his seasons work as
cook on the steamer Sycamore at Lake
George.
Mrs. Eliza Buckman and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Madeline Cox, left Saturday for
Boston after four weeks visit at {. d..
Sanborn's.
Arthur Hernandez, nephew OF Mrs.
James +. Mccall, left Saturday for New
York. He intends to enter Phillips Exeter
academy this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Priest have moved
from Braintree into tenement in the Nc
Intvre block so that their two children
may attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Page left Monday ior
their home in Greenfield, Mass, after
spending ten days at the home OF ms
father, Zeno Page.
Howard Drew returned home Tuesday
from Sheldraze, y. Y, where he bad
been working during the summer az the
Cayuga Lake House.
Among Bishop A. G. a. Halls near
sppointments are - SUNDAY sep. 13,
Esndolph and Randolph Centeri sep. "a,
Bethel and ROyalton.
Miss Minnie Holman Of Pacific Grove.
GALE guest 90 Mr.. and Mrs. =. y, hQl-
man. spent The last oi the week With Mr.
and Nra. Henry Holman.
Mrs. Philip Kelisnd and the Misses
KcIand. uh0 had been guests az trceland
Jawettts for the past two weeks, returned
Fridav TO Brooklyn, y. Y
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Adams, who had
been with Mrs. Adams parents, Dr. ana
trrs i Conner left here Thursday Tor