Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-15

c. T.. Abbott went to Burlington yes
terday TO remain with his daughter, Mrs.
f. d. Segar, until fall, when he will leave
for Valdosta, Ga, 10 spend the winter
with his eldest daughter, Mrs. Griffith.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, have returned to Mont pelier af-
ter five weeks spent by Mrs. Thompson
in caring for her father, A. j. Foster,
who is better at present but far from
well.
Miss Vernie Chamberlain and her
mother have vacated the rooms in the up
per part of the Morton house on Mer-
chants Row and are occupying the tene-
ment in the c. B. Mann house on Fales
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Lamson of Chicago
nd Mrs. J. o. Kenney of Baldwinsville,
Mass, are guests at Il. A. Smiths.
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Lamson drove to Williamstown
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams have
ended their vacation and departed to
Hartford, Conn, leaving their son, Ray,
to enjoy farm life little longer with his
grandmother, Mrs. Eugene Williams, in
Mortified.
Mrs. Hale L. Flint and two daughters,
Ruth and Emma, are with Mrs. Flint's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. +. +. Herrick, in
Milton. They went yesterday to meet
Mrs. Flint's son, Lewis, who has been in
Milton since June.
Miss Julia Dillon OF Orange, n. j.. is
the guest of her brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Dillon, at the Moulton
homestead. Miss Jessie Hare of Troy, N
Y, who has been at the homestead since
Friday, leaves today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott of Northampton,
Mass, who had been with her son, DR..
G. w. Scott, while her daughter, Mrs.
Lula (Scott) Porter Of Northampton, was
camping in Greensboro, joined the latter
at Irasburgh Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Austin and son, Henry, of
Perry, Kan, are visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Charlotte Luce. Mrs. Austin
was the adopted daughter of the late Ben
Hunton of Rochester, and this is the
first time she has been in Vermont since
she went to Kansas 2S years ago.
S. A. Smith has sold his studio in the
Cushman block to George Ford of Barre,
who will take possession Sept. l. Mr..
Ford has had three years. experience in
photography with f. G. Eaton of Barre.
Mr.. Smith is undecided both as to his fu-
ture location and line of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scribner and
Clarence Boyce left Saturday for Hart
ford, Conn.,, after fortnight's stay with
Mr. Scribner's brother, Adelbert Scrib-
ner, and family at w. P. Flint's. Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Scribner
went to Woodstock and came back yes
terday.
Mrs. Robert Morton and her son, Mas
ter John Randolph, brought their outing
| in Randolph to close Saturday and re-
joined Mr.. Morton in Mount Vernon, N.
Y. About the first of October the family
expects to be established in the new
house that Mr.. Morton is having built
at Montclair, n. j.
Mrs. N. w. McCollom, her son, Welby.
and her daughter, Bernice, are with Mrs.
Stiles of Flushing, l.. l., in her cottage
at Mascoma lake. With the McCollom
party also is Mrs. A. r. Martin of Chico
pee Falls, Mass, who is expected here
Saturday on visit to Miss Blanche Spar
hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Sault have been
entertaining for week w. w. Seymour
and son of Swampscott, Mass, who went
away yesterday. Mr.. Sault's grand
daughters, Elizabeth and Helen, daugh-
tiers of w. E. Sault of Lynn, Mass, left
the same day, after an outing of three
weeks here.
i Mrs. Elizabeth Babbitt Silverthorne of
Washington, d. G., has purchased what
was formerly the Old Church rectory in
Bethel Gilead for summer place that she
began to occupy Tuesday, with her
daughter, Miss Bessie Silverthorne. The
latter has been elected assistant librarian
at Norwich university and will begin her
duties there the first Of September.
Fay Wells has made such good progress
in months time acquiring practical
knowledge of the manufacture of the
American road machine at the COM
pany's plant in Kenneth Square, Pa, that
he will soon be sent out as salesman for
the concern. In the month he has been
there he has reached proficiency usually
attained by men of six months experi-
ence in the business.
Harold Baldwin, an attorney of ST
Louis, Mo-, and his mother, Mrs. A. L.
Baldwin, are the guests of the latter,s
sisters, Misses Alice and Lavinia Holman,
on Weston street. DIR. c. L. Stewart and
} Mr.. Baldwin drove to Sharon yesterday
to attend the Old Home day exercises of
that place, which were finely conducted.
and then paid visit to the Joseph Smith
monument in Royalton.
The Mortified News announces that at
the Dog River Valley fair Sept. II, Island
: 10, "Homer w. Vail of Randolph will
judge the dairy stock and point out to all
he good and the imperfect qualities OF