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

Mrs. Arthur w. Trenholm, son
George, and her mother, Mrs. Jane
Spear, of st. Paul, Mimi, are at the Inn
Mrs. Robert Cowan and daughter o
Manchester, n. H., came last night to b
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Hol
man.
The members of Haswell council, No
6, are requested to be present at the reg
ular assembly of Sept. 10 at 1880 in the
evening.
Clarence Seymour, who was among tn,
arrivals yesterday, has just finished sea
sons work as driver at one OF the White
mountain hotels.
Mrs. F. II. Packard and daughter,
Valentine, are home from a months alb
sence in Dorchester and Medheld, Mass,
arriving yesterday.
Miss Alice Coulumbe and her sister,
Mrs. Robert Stoddard of St. Adams, are
passing a fortnight in Ripton with their
brother, Charles Coulumbe.
Mrs. Jehiel Williams and daughter,
Celia, are away on visiting trip to st.
Adams and Montpelier, from which they
are expected back tomorrow.
Mrs. L. J.. Blakely returned Wednesday
from a stay of five weeks in Tunbridge,
where she was joined by her granddaugh-
ter, Elsie Tredo, week ago.
Fred Gordon has finished work in Sails
bury Brothers factory and gone to
Springfield, Mass, where he has found
employment in a machine shop.
Mrs. Laura Cushman of Claremont, y.
H., is with Miss Anne L. Dubois for an
indefinite period. The latter is in Bur
lington today on shopping tour.
News has been received that Miss Carrie
B. Young, who went West five years ago
and has lately been employed at San Die
go, CAL, is seriously i'll at a hospital
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Joslyn and baby
daughter, Gene, and Miss Edna Joslyn OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Joslyn Tuesday
night.
Henry P. Lewis intends to sail about
the middle of the month for San Domin-
go, to take the post of interpreter and
translator of Spanish at the American
legation.
Charles H. Bradley, superintendent Of
the Thompson Island Farm school for or
phan boys near Boston, is at the d. II.
Morse farm with Mrs. Bradley and theil
son, Henry.
Miss Bernice McCollom entertained
last week two Mount Holyoke college
friends, Miss Florence Butterick of Ster
ling and Miss Florence Stevenson of Pratt
junction, Mass.
| Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and little son O
Concord, n. H., are at the home of Mrs
Rumrill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franci:
Dickerman, with whom the boy will re
main some time.
| A series of Under-Canvas hops is an in
novation of Jesse Blodgetts, who pro
poses to utilize his large tent for a bal
room and have the initial affair at thu
Carr lot on the 18th.
Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury and daughter
Miss Mary c. Tewksbury, win go Satur
day to Rutland, in whose city high schoo
Miss Tewksbury will be teacher of Eng
lish the coming year.
=. t. Salisbury and family have closed
the cottage at Caspian lake, by who's,
shores, however, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Atwood propose to linger until the neare
approach of cold weather.
Miss Emma Blakely has finished he
summers work at the depot restaurant il
White River Junction in order to ente
the Randolph High school this fall TO
the last year of her course.
c. d. Kinney of Cincinnati stopped a
this place Friday on the way to his sum
mer residence at York Cliffs, Me-, t,
which he continued his journey Tuesday
He was guest at D. G. Woodward's.
Mrs. E. j. O'Brien of West Somerville
Mass, is spending week with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Carr, who has also receive,
a brief visit lately from Mrs. William
Tucker Of West Hartford. Mr.. O'Brie1
passed Sunday and Labor day here.
i Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbit silverthorn
and her daughter, Bessie, have gone t.
Northfeld, where the young lady is fill
ing the position of assistant librarian q
Norwich university Mrs. Silverthorn
expects to have class in music at North
field in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor and tw
children, Constance and Mary Ruth, @
Medford, Mass, have joined Mrs. Tay
lor's mother and sister, Mrs. A. G. an,
Miss Mary Bradish, in Randolph and ar
making their headquarters at r. Il
Chamberlain while here.
Preparations are progressing towards
ine production of ''Markheim" and g!
Nocturne" this month as the third thest
rical attraction at Chandler Music hall
A good company has been selected and
rehearsing under the direction of tn
playwright, Frederick Leeds.
Willard Holman brought, his vacation
ON the office of the Lackawanr a Stee
Construction company of Buf all, to
c Use Saturday and returned to that cit