Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

| As taiheF uaFhs tue noies
Clarence w. Hodges returned to New
York Tuesday after week in town.
Mrs. William Hin and son, Philip, of
Dedham, Mass, are at o. Marcott's.
The Green Mountain band will have
dance in Grange hall Saturday night, the
7th inst.
Allen spooner, who has been in Can
ton, o., OF late, is again in this vicinity
for awhile.
Mrs. Abbie Allen OF Woodsville,N. H.,
is being entertained by her niece, Mrs. G.
w. Panton.
Mrs. A. B. Manchester is back from an
extended soiourn with the family of her
son, Henry Manchester, in Portland, Me.
Miss Edith steadman of Belmont,
Mass, and Miss Anne Langdell OF Mil
ford, n. H., are guests at the Wiswall
cottage.
DIR. Charles Cushman came back Mon.
day from four days trip to Boston and
will start next Saturday on his return to
Chicago.
Mrs. Jennie Bass of North Williston
has Joined her son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Bass, OF New York at the
Randolph Inn.
Mis-. E. l.. Bass attended the 7ith an
nual convention OF Universalists at Barre
last week and meanwhile visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. 5. Whitcomb.
There will be special communication
of Phoenix lodge, F. and A. NJ, Monday
evening, Sept. 3, at 1880 O'Clock with
work on the NJ. NJ. degree.
Mrs. w. II. Dubois entertained over
Sunday Miss Florence Osborne, who also
visited Miss Mary Moulton before her de
parture Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Goodnough and
daughter, Goldie, OF Alton, n. Y, are
visiting Mrs. Goodnough's sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Smith, and her uncle, A. j. Kelley.
Victor A. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G. Seymour, who were called here by
the death of their father, /. D. Williams,
went back Saturday to South Norwalk,
Conn.
J. E. Wilcox has rented the upper part
of Mrs. r. G. Morton's house on Mer-
chants Row, to which his family is NOV
ing from the Pember house on Dudley
street.
Mrs. E. F. Upham and her grand
daughter, Miss Echo Upham, were in
Warren few days last week. Miss Up
ham, who has passed the summer in Ran
dolph, is to leave for Cincinnati early the
coming week.
Prof. William Rocheleau of the Inter
state College of Commerce at Chicago and
Mrs. Rocheleau are rusticating at the
Russlow farm in Gilead. The professor
was many years ago connected with Kan
dolph Normal school.
Hale X. Darling, j. NJ. Atwood, W. Z.
Holmes, o. d. Tracy, S. G. Wilson and
II. N. Mattison of Chelsea attended
meeting of the local Masonic lodge Mon
day evening, at which the Chapter degree
was conferred ON Messrs. Darling and At
wood.
Mrs. Belle d. Dubois delightfully."- enter
tanned party of sixteen at her residence
Monday evening in honor OF DR.. and
Mrs. Gilman Wheeler, who took their de-
parture to Boston the following day.
Whist and finch were the forms OF di-
version.
The circulation of books from the Kim
amounted to 1854 volumes, of which SO
(6.3 per cent? were class books, 3O7 COS
ner cent) juveniles and 1864 (72.6 per
cent? works of fiction. The daily average
was Sc ell.
Mrs. Dean B. Fassett and three chill
dren reached home Saturday from two
weeks trip to Brandon, Goshen and the
Middlebury fair. In this pleasure excur-
sion they had the company of Mrs. Leroy
Martin and her daughter, Fleda.
p. A. Shattuck closed the boarding
house at Camp Randolph, Highgate
Springs, Aug. 26 and reached home FIJI
day after season of very efficient service
as caterer of the camp. There were bS
people at this resort during the month
the house was open, and the rate per
J meal figured IA cents.
: VIM. H. Kenney, who has been IN
I charge of the dining room at the Lake
George Inn this summer, will be IN town
next week to reopen his music store ana
tailor shop in the Tewksbury block. Inc
season at Lake George has been very snort
and cold and the tourists are hurrying 10
the cities earlier than usual.
A.F. Lamb has small dynamo that
will soon be ready to furnish electric
lights for his monument establishment.
Later he will increase the floor space by
taking in another room at the rear and
will install a travelling crane capable OF
| carrying heavy blocks OF granite ana
marble from one end Of the shop TO the
= other.
. Miss Mary Wilson and Miss E. ). Fogg
Of Bethel have bought the cottage mouse
of r. A. Smith on South street, OF which
they are to take possession immedlateiy
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have decided, much =
. tbe regret of their Eastern friends, to &c
m california, and will start about the
middle of October for Vallejo, where then
son, Roy, has been located nearly three
!. years.
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Chadwlck
returned to Concord, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs
~ r Sault and son left E. L. Saults 1ol