Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-19

Mrs, z. l.. Hills went Saturday TO
NeWtonyllle, Mass, to visit Miss Myrtle
Wood tors week at the home Of her
brother, Charles Z. Wood.
Miss Blanche Grant, who had been vis-
ting in Northheld, was guest of Miss
Lola ingalls, Monday and tuesday ON her
way 10 her home in Boston.
Prln, +. q. Ham, who was called to
Portland, Me-, last week by the critical
illness Of his mother, returned Sunday,
leaving her quite comfortable.
Arthur F. Castle went 10 Barre Sunday,
taking his two children, who will remain
for month with his brother, until he
makes arrangements for home here.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. 5. Brigham are enter
tanning Mrs. Brigham's brother, Arthur
IL. Nickerson, OF Brookline, Mass, and
Miss Florence Sawyer oiHaryard, Mass.
Mrs. Cora J. Richardson of Manchester,
\. H., was guest over Sunday OF Mrs.
$. 5. Clark and daughter, Miss Laura.
She viii visit friends in this vicinity for
a week.
+. W. Tewksbury returned Monday
from York Beach, Me-, Mrs. Tewksbury
went on TO her former home in Beverly,
Mass, 10 remain week before reaching
Randolph.
Misses Ruby Allen and Florence Terry
left Thursday for Boston to enter the
Conservatory of Music. They win room
together. Miss Anna Farnsworth &C
oompanied them.
W. +. Rand, who is having two
weeks vacation from his work as mail
carrier, took carriage drive to Townsend
and Saxtons River last week, arriving
home Monday.
j. 4. Fowler was here Tuesday on his
yiding their time this summer between
Ludlow and Mrs. Fowler's ancestral
home in Royalton.
Clarence Emery, who spent last week
with friends in town, started Friday on
the return trip TO Washington, d. c., in
tending to stop at York Beach, Saratoga
and Philadelphia en- route.
Mrs. George johnson, niece of Mrs
+. A. Dunn, who had been guest here
two weeks, returned Saturday 10 hel
home in Boston. Her husband, who ha6
also been visiting here, went away
Friday.
The regular convoeation of Whitney
chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ, will be held il
Masonic hall Monday evening, Sept. 23d
There win be work on the Nj. NJ. NJ. de
gree. All members are expected 10 b
I present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Neville OF Keene
n. H., came Saturday to visit Mrs
Neyille's mother, Mrs. A. G. Putnam
and family. Mr.. Neville returned Sun
day 70 Keene, leaving his wife for long
er visit here.
4 Miss Anne Dubois left Sunday for
two weeks visit to college friend, Mis-
i Lou Hoosick, at Chicago. She was &C
companied by Carleton, son of Gilman
Frost, OF Hanover, who viii visit an uncl
/ in Wisconsin.
DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Gould, Mrs. Gym
thia Hubbard and Miss Alma Vraden
berg, who had been at the Gould cottage
Queen City park, during the five weeks
SESSION. ol LlAt G4lAAbAehA0t N9+A- E'+A4N-s--~1
returned home last week.
Mrs. Philip Kelley of White Cloud
KAN, and her brother, William Bates
of Dinuba, Cal, who had been visitin
at Ed. Nichols on Braintree hill, lei
Friday for Boston, where they spent
few DAYS before continuing their journe
West.
n. w. McCollom, w. A. and c. G. Rey
nolds are at Mascoma lake, Enfield
Y. H., building cottage for MR.
Latham of Flushing, L. l. Mrs. McColloi
accompanied her husband Friday to til
lake and will be a guest for week
Mrs. w. NJ. Stiles.
CIR. Hooker and w. R. Clark can
from New Haven, Conn.,, Sunday IN MI
Hooker's touring car and are enjoying
week in the woods with the birds. Nj
Hooker returns at the end of the weel
but Mr.. Clark expects to finish the mont
here with his family.
Miss Matte Hoisington, daughter
, win Hoisington, was married recently
George Purdy of West Derry, N. d.,
which place she had been staying u
past few weeks. They will reside ther
|, Mrs. Purdy has the best wishes OF ut
many Randolph friends.
"Markheim" and ga Nocturne," Fret
erick leeds dramatizations, are the
fractions at Chandler Music hall tomo
row evening. There will be special ele'
trical effects and musical numbers, an
the author, who also directs the present
ton, assures the public good thing.
John F. Kimball returned to Boston Ia
week after renting the first Hoor IN
n Iamson's block on Merchants Row Il
the purpose of storing his several autom
biles. which he will run up from Boste
later in the season. An entrance with
| inclined platform is to be built in rear
the block.
During Ernest s. Tracy's vacation
two weeks from J. H. Lamson's stor
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy will journey dow
{ tbe Hudson to New York city. MI
a Tracy left Yesterday to attend conve
tion Of the Kings Daughters, held
Richmond, and Mr.. Tracy followed ye
: terdav afternoon. They will stop
/ Queen City park en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Vanornam ana
, nv of St. Adams were in town from %
! prdav until Monday. While mere M
! Vanornam rented the upper tenement
Mrs. r. G. Morton's house on Merehah'